This is built for adult beginners and returning players who:

- Want a clear plan, not random YouTube videos

- Prefer learning at home, on their own schedule

- Care about playing real pieces, not just chords and app games

- Are willing to give it about 30 focused minutes a day

If that sounds like you, you’re exactly who this was made for.

No. Most of our students are in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. Talent is massively overrated; consistency wins.

If you can press keys, hear the difference between “right” and “wrong,” and follow simple instructions, you can learn.

Your job is to show up. The roadmap’s job is to tell you exactly what to do.

Yes. You don’t need any prior experience, and you don’t need to “be musical.”

We start from how to sit, how to place your hands, and how to read your very first notes. The roadmap assumes you’re starting from zero and walks you forward one small step at a time.

Absolutely. If you played as a kid and feel rusty now, this will feel like a structured comeback plan.

You’ll move faster through the beginning, rebuild your reading and coordination, and then be challenged with pieces that actually match where you left off.

The 100-Day Piano Roadmap is a step-by-step online program that takes you from complete beginner to playing real, recognizable pieces with both hands together — reaching a level most adults spend 2 years of weekly private lessons trying to get to — in just 100 days.

By the end, you’ll play four real pieces with both hands together, read sheet music on your own, understand rhythm and timing, and know all 12 major scales — all in about 30 minutes a day.

You get 198 short, focused video lessons, a clear day-by-day practice plan, printable sheet music, and play-along tracks — everything you need, nothing you don’t.

The roadmap is built around 30 focused minutes per day.

If you can give it more time on some days, great. If you’re busy and only manage 10–15 minutes occasionally, that’s fine too.

The lessons are short on purpose so you can make progress even in small pockets of time.

Life happens — and honestly, you will miss days. That’s not falling off the wagon. That’s just being human.

The 100-Day Roadmap is self-paced, and you have 12 months of access. If you travel, have a busy season, or just have a week where everything goes sideways, you can pick up exactly where you left off. Rewatch any lesson as many times as you need.

The “100 days” is your plan — not a punishment. The goal was never a perfect streak. It’s steady forward motion, and that looks different for everyone.

The students who finish are not the ones who never missed a day. They’re the ones who kept coming back.

The 100-Day Roadmap is built so you can make real progress without weekly 1-on-1 lessons. Plenty of adults complete it on their own. But some people know they'll do better if:

➡️ Someone is watching for bad habits

➡️ They can't quietly disappear when life gets busy

➡️ They get told exactly what to fix, not just "practice more"

If that sounds like you, that's exactly what Piano Skool Year-One is for.

Piano Skool Club is the support layer on top of your 100‑Day Roadmap.

You keep everything you just bought (Kickstart + 100‑Day curriculum).

Club adds:

☑️ CoachBack reviews while you’re a member

☑️ Extra songs and skill lessons beyond the Roadmap

☑️ Bi‑weekly live sessions with Stacey, plus replays.

If you join Club now, you’ll use it during your 100 days to stay accountable and fix mistakes.

After Day 100, you can keep using Club to keep growing as long as you stay a member.

First complete the 100-Day Roadmap order

You'll see an option to add Piano Skool Club after you enroll in the 100-Day Roadmap!

All the information will be provided next page before you commit.

Piano Skool isn’t another generic piano app.

It’s the closest thing to walking into Stacey Bassetti’s home studio, sitting at her piano, and having a private lesson — without the $150-an-hour price tag.

Think of it as an extension of her piano room. You’re not tapping through random videos hoping something sticks. You’re following the same step-by-step path she uses with her in-person students, guided by her every single day for 100 days.

Same method. Same standards. Same results.

Just from wherever you are.

You don’t get “lifetime” access — and that’s on purpose.

I’ve found that if people have forever to do it, they never actually do it. It’s way too easy to say “I’ll get to it someday” and never actually get started in becoming the pianist you want to be.

When you join the 100-Day Piano Roadmap, you get 12 months of access to the full program from your purchase date.

The roadmap itself is a 100-day plan, but the 12 months gives you plenty of buffer so you can:

• Rewatch lessons as often as you like
• Take short breaks when life happens
• Come back and review skills

If you reach the end of your 12 months and want to keep access and keep growing, you can do that inside Piano Skool Club.

Club members have ongoing access to the Roadmap plus all current and future Piano Club content for as long as they’re enrolled.

Apps are a great way to get started — but most adults hit a wall fast. You can follow along, but you never really understand what you’re doing. And when something isn’t working in your playing, you have no idea how to fix it.

The 100-Day Roadmap is different because it’s actually teaching you.

Not just what to play — but how to read music, how rhythm works, how to get your hands working together, and how to figure out a piece on your own. That last part is the whole point.

By the end of 100 days, you’re not dependent on a screen to tell you what comes next. You have real skills, a real foundation, and the ability to pick up actual sheet music and learn it yourself.

That’s something no app can give you.

By the end of the 100 days, you’ll have covered what most adults spend 2 years of weekly private lessons trying to reach. You’ll be playing real, recognizable pieces with both hands together, reading sheet music on your own, and — most importantly — you’ll know how to keep learning.

That last part is the real win. You’ll finish with a practice system you actually understand and can use on your own from here.

If you want to keep going, you’ll be invited into Piano Skool Club — our continuation program where you take on new pieces, deepen your reading and rhythm skills, and get ongoing support so you keep moving forward instead of stalling out.

Most students find that Day 100 doesn’t feel like an ending. It feels like the beginning of something they’re finally ready for.

Simple. Try the 100-Day Piano Roadmap for 30 days — completely risk-free.

Follow the plan, show up, and start playing. If you don’t feel real progress happening — if you’re not already hearing the difference in your playing — just let us know and you’ll get every penny back. No questions asked. No hard feelings.

We call it the Love It or Don’t Pay Guarantee because that’s exactly what it is. Either you love what’s happening at the piano after 30 days, or you don’t pay.

To request a refund, visit pianoskool.com/contact, select “Request a refund,” and we’ll take care of the rest within a few business days.

The only thing you have to lose is the next 30 days of not playing piano.

Piano Skool is built on classical training — but not all of it. We took the skills that actually matter for adult hobbyists and left the rest behind.

That means you learn to read music, coordinate both hands, develop real technique, and understand rhythm and expression — the foundations that let you play almost anything.

Classical pieces, movie themes, worship songs, pop arrangements, ballads — when you understand how music works on the page and under your hands, your options in song selection open up fast.

And the arrangements you’ll play? They’re designed to sound genuinely impressive. Not simplified to the point of embarrassment — real music that sounds like real piano playing, even when you’re still early in your journey.

If you want to become a concert pianist, I’m not your teacher. But if you want to sit down at the piano and play something beautiful — something that makes people stop and listen — this is exactly the method for that.

The 100-Day Piano Roadmap is $997. But the better question is:

What does it cost to keep learning without a clear system?

Most adult beginners spend years trying to piece piano together through private lessons, random YouTube tutorials, apps, and disconnected practice. By the time they can comfortably start playing intermediate pieces with both hands, many have already spent $3,000–$5,000+ — and still feel like they’ve been guessing their way forward.

The 100-Day Piano Roadmap was built to compress that journey into 100 days.

Not by cutting corners.

By cutting the waste.

You get the right skills, in the right order, through a clear daily plan:

Rhythm that actually holds together at tempo

Hands that coordinate instead of fighting each other

Reading music without freezing up

Real pieces that sound like music — not exercises

So if you could make 1–2 years of piano progress in 100 days with a structured plan, a proven curriculum, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, what would that be worth?

For most students, $997 is less than six months of weekly private lessons.

Except this gives you the full roadmap, a daily practice protocol, and a guarantee your private teacher probably never offered.

Call us at (312) 624-6915, Monday–Friday, 10am–4pm CT.