Learn to Play the Electronic Keyboard, Keyboard with Notes and Digital Piano...only at Sai Nanak

Learn to Play the Electronic Keyboard/ Piano in Just 48 classes / 6 months.
Its the Easiest, Simplest and the Fastest possible to Learn Musical Instrument.

We have further simplified it my combining the learning with the Popular & favorite Songs.

The Course is divided into Basic for Kids (say, 5 to 7 yrs), Keyboard Notes (6 levels) and Digital Piano with Notes (8 levels) having Duration of 6 (Six) months each.

The Kids of 5 years can learn to play the Keyboard. Subject to 5 minutes test by our teacher. The child should be familiar to Alphabets. Initial Classes be of 30 minutes and gradually increase the timing with capacity to sit for 1 hour

Keyboard - Basic ( 5-7 yrs)

Curriculum of Basic Course:

Play with One Hand (R+ hand) on 2 1/2 Octave keyboard
18 Finger Placement Exercises
Notes in 'C D E F G A B C' format
Learn to play : 10 - 20 Songs ... such as
Indian / western / poems / rhymes / Bhajans, National & bollywood songs
Term: 48 hrs class within 6 months
Fees Rs. 4500/- ( One time Payment )... More Options

Keyboard - Basic with Notes (Age - 7 and above)

Keyboard Grade: ll ( Learn with Staff Notations)

Introduction

Written music is called music notation. Music notation tells you which notes to play and how to play them

Every Keyboard player, and musician in general, needs to learn how to read sheet music. It doesn't matter if you are playing for yourself or a concert hall, dabbling or composing, a good musician knows how to read sheet music. Learning to read sheet music will help you in your musical career by allowing you access to every piano work out there and allowing you the ability to compose or write any type of music you prefer. Sheet music also helps improve hand-eye coordination and will help you to instantly translate what notes are and what they sound like. Knowing how to see, hear, and play music will help you later learn by ear when you simply hear a piece of music.

There are people who learn both ways, just like there are music teachers who will teach both ways. For intermediate or advanced piano players, learning by ear will be easier and come more naturally to them, especially since they have been playing for a while and already know the notes and sounds. You will hear the notes, as well as see them on paper in front of you, so you can begin to memorize them and be able to identify them as you play. Beginning piano players will be able to learn notes, sounds, pitches, and finger positions on the keys by learning from sheet music before they begin to learn by ear. There are literally thousands of works to help new piano players learn the fundamentals of piano playing that will give them the ability to learn by ear later in their career.

Learn to Play with Both hands on 5 Octave Keyboard
Learn to Read, Write & Play Staff Notations
12 Basic Chord & Scales (48 lesson - covered in 2 stages)
Learn 12+ songs
48 hrs package : Validity: 6 months
Fees Rs. 8000/- ( One time Payment )... More Options
Learn to appear for Trinity Exams

Digital Piano with Notes (Age - 8 & above)

Digital Piano is by far the most informative, most comprehensive learn piano course available. The learning techniques are effective, clearly laid out, and the bottom line is it works. With Digital Piano you receive everything you need to know about learning piano from absolute beginner, through to playing complex jazz rhythms and classical chords.

A digital piano is a modern electronic musical instrument designed to serve primarily as an alternative to a traditional piano, both in the way it feels to play and in the sound produced. Some digital pianos are also designed to look like an acoustic piano. While digital pianos may fall short of the genuine article in feel and sound, they nevertheless have many advantages over normal pianos:

Compared to acoustic pianos, digital pianos are generally less expensive.
Most models are smaller and considerably lighter, but there are large ones as well.
They have no strings and thus do not require tuning.
Depending on the digital piano, they may include many more instrument sounds including strings, guitars, organs, and more.
They are much more likely to incorporate a MIDI implementation.
They may have more features to assist in learning and composition.
They usually include headphone output.
They often have a transposition feature.
They do not require the use of microphones, eliminating the problem of audio feedback in sound reinforcement, as well as simplifying the recording process.