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Learn keyboard for worship, one gentle lesson at a time.

Short lessons with a patient teacher who shows you the finger numbers, listens to your playing and cheers you on.

How it works

Three simple steps, over and over, a few minutes at a time.

  1. 1

    Listen and watch

    Your teacher plays each exercise and lights up the keys, with the finger number on every note.

  2. 2

    Play it yourself

    Play on your own keyboard, or on the on-screen keys. Your teacher checks each note and cheers you on.

  3. 3

    Come back each day

    Earn points, keep your streak going, and move on one short lesson at a time.

From your first note to your first worship chords

The Keyboard course takes you step by step.

  • How to sit, and where your hands go
  • Find any key, from Middle C to the highest note
  • Finger numbers and hand shapes
  • Left hand, and both hands together
  • Scales and finger exercises
  • Major and minor chords, and how to change between them

Questions

Short answers to the things people ask first.

Do I need a keyboard?

A real keyboard or piano is best. If you do not have one yet, you can play the on-screen keys with your mouse or finger, or with your computer keyboard.

I have never played. Is this for me?

Yes. The first lesson starts with how to sit and where to put your hands, and every step after that is small.

What does it cost?

We will share the pricing when KeyLevi opens, and you will always see the price before you pay for anything.

Does it listen to me?

Some activities can listen through your microphone to hear which note you play. The sound is analysed on your own device as you play. Nothing is recorded, saved or uploaded, and you can always use the on-screen keys instead.

When does KeyLevi open?

Soon. Join the early-access list and we will email you when it is ready.

Is there a phone app?

KeyLevi is being made for the web and for phones. Join the early-access list and we will tell you when each one is ready.

What makes it different?

It is made for people who want to play for worship. Lessons are short and kind, and they build toward the chords behind many of the songs you sing.

Be the first to know

KeyLevi is opening soon. Join the early-access list and we will let you know.

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