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Katarina

I have been teaching piano since 2001. I have a B.A. in music from the University of Missouri. I have been a member of the National Association of Music Teachers since 1995.

Synthesia Piano Review 2025

Synthesia Review (2025): Fun Piano Game or Fast Track to Nowhere?

If you've ever typed “how to learn piano without reading music” into YouTube or Reddit, you’ve definitely seen Synthesia. It’s that flashy app with falling notes, colorful visuals, and a vibe that screams “Guitar Hero but for piano.” But is Synthesia actually a good way to

Best Beginner Pianos in 2025

Best Beginner Pianos🎹 in 2025 (That I’ve Actually Played)

So you wanna learn piano. Awesome decision. But now you're staring at a million options online—Yamaha this, Roland that—and wondering: Which one won't suck? Or worse, which one will make me quit in a month because it feels like tapping on cardboard? I'

Pianoforall Review by a Professional Pianist

Piano For All Review: A Pro Pianist's Take on the Chord-First Approach

Pianoforall promises to teach you piano quickly, starting with chords. But does it work? I review its methods, pros, cons, and who it's truly for.

5 Best Piano Courses Online

The 5 Best Piano Lessons Online: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)

Learning piano has never been more accessible, thanks to the plethora of online courses available today. Whether you're a complete beginner just getting your feet wet or an adult seeking to refine your skills, the digital age offers an abundance of options tailored to suit every learning style

Piano with Jonny Review

Piano With Jonny - In-Depth Review (2025)

Are you considering signing up for Piano With Jonny? Before you do, it's important to take a closer look.

Simply Piano Review

Simply Piano Review (2025): The Truth About Learning Piano With an App

Our honest Simply Piano review (2025) explores the app's features, learning method, cost, pros & cons. Is it truly effective for learning piano? Find out.

Stephen Ridley's Piano Academy: The Disturbing Truth

A crimson-robed man bangs out pop songs on his piano while proclaiming, "Doesn't that sound amazing?" So begins the siren call of Stephen Ridley's piano course ads, which pop up across YouTube and beyond. He tantalizes viewers with the idea that for just $1,