Online piano lessons for adult beginners and returning pianists
You were looking for a piano teacher. You found one.
I’m Stacey Bassetti, M.M., and I’ve taught adults piano for 15+ years. Start free with a 7-day plan to learn three real songs, or get lessons with personal feedback on your playing.
*Not a guarantee. Results depend on previous experience and consistency.
How lessons with Stacey work
You send your playing. You get told exactly what to fix.
Lessons aren’t weekly Zoom calls. You practice on your schedule, and every week you get a personal video review of your playing.
01
Follow your day-by-day plan
Short video lessons, one idea each. Practice 20 to 30 minutes a day, whenever it suits you.
02
Send your playing
Record a short video on your phone and send it in.
03
Get your CoachBack every week
A personal video showing exactly what to fix next: slow this bar down, isolate the left hand, change that fingering.
Student stories
Adult beginners and returning pianists, in their own words.
★★★★★
Small fixes. Big breakthroughs.
“You never just say, just practice more. You give specific practice techniques. Those small little targeted adjustments have helped me break through these stuck areas.”
Heather, 55 · working mom and grandma
★★★★★
A piece I thought impossible
“It made me happy. It made me feel good to be able to master a piece that previously I would have thought impossible to do.”
Jean, 59 · took lessons years ago
★★★★★
It’s never too late
“It doesn’t matter what age you are, you can pick up the piano and you can be good at it.”
At a New Year’s Eve party, he sat down at a friend’s piano and played the music from La La Land. Everyone recognized it.
Jake, 24 · college student working a job
★★★★★
The perfect gift
“For my anniversary, I wanted to surprise my husband by learning one of his favorite love songs. It was a perfect gift.”
How did she keep it a secret? “Well, he’s a little bit hard of hearing.”
Heather, 55 · working mom and grandma
Messages students sent Stacey
A student’s email to StaceyTap to readA student’s text after their first CoachBackTap to readA student’s message about reading musicTap to read
Real students, shared with permission. Results vary. Piano depends on your own practice and consistency, and these stories aren’t a guarantee you’ll match them.
Hi, I’m Stacey. I teach adults to actually play the piano.
I’ve taught adult beginners and returning players for over fifteen years. I have a master’s degree from the Manhattan School of Music and I’m a recording artist with over 20 million streams on my music.
Piano Skool isn’t an app. It isn’t a corporation. It’s my piano studio and you’re welcome here, unless you want to play jazz. I can’t help you there.
I use classical fundamentals in technique, reading music, rhythm and practice to get you playing contemporary, film music, pop, rock, classical, whatever you love.
Most people start with a Piano Roadmap Consultation. The consultation has no charge. Talk with Stacey about where you are, what you want to play, and whether Lessons with Stacey are the right fit.
Already know Lessons with Stacey are right for you? Start here.
Are lessons live on Zoom?
No. You learn from short video lessons on your schedule, send a video of your playing, and every week you get a personal video review back (a CoachBack). Your feedback is one-on-one.
How much are lessons?
Lessons with Stacey start with a $650 initial quarter, which is $50 a week. Paid in full is $1,999 for 12 months (about $38 a week), which saves $601.
Pay $1,999 in full, or begin with a $650 initial quarter. Continued quarterly access is optional and renews at $650 per quarter unless canceled before the next billing date.
What’s the difference between the free Kickstart and the $50 Guided Week?
Same 7-day course. The Guided Week adds one personal video review of your playing and an optional call with Stacey. Send your video within 3 weeks of joining. Videos in by Sunday, 11:59 PM Central are reviewed that Monday or Tuesday. All sales final.
Can I start on a later date?
Yes. After you enroll in Lessons with Stacey, you pick your start date, and your first quarter starts that day.
Am I too old, or too much of a beginner?
No. Most of Stacey’s students are in their 30s through 60s, and she has taught young adults as well as people well into their 70s. She has never met an adult who was “not musical.” Becoming musical only requires training.
How much time do I need?
20 to 30 minutes a day. Lessons are short on purpose and recorded, so you learn when it suits you, with no commute.
You’ve been meaning to start for long enough.
Start free today, get a teacher’s feedback this week, or talk with Stacey about lessons.
