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A little curiosity.
A lifetime
of music.

Learn music from first principles.

Your first lesson is on us. Bring your questions.

Explore the books. Read two chapters free.
A pianist’s hands finding a phrase on the keys
A small discoverySound on, curiosity up.

A few notes. A whole new feeling.

First, note by note. Then, all together.

C majorOpen, bright, and a familiar place to begin.

Two octaves. Plenty of possibilities.

Learn from wherever you areWestern & Carnatic traditionsOne-to-one. All about your progress.

Different paths.
The same love of music.

There’s more than one way in.
Find the one that sounds like you.

Touch. Technique. Expression.

Western Classical Piano

From the first comfortable hand position to the phrase you make your own. Build sound technique, read with confidence, and discover the thinking behind the music.

  • One-to-one lessons
  • Technique & repertoire
  • Beginners welcome
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Every key
opens a door.

Tap a key. Hear its character.
Discover the company it keeps.

CAmGEmDBmAF♯mEC♯mBG♯mF♯D♯mD♭B♭mA♭FmE♭CmB♭GmFDmCmajor

Major on the outside.
Relative minor within.

A new point of view

C major

No sharps or flats

CDEFGAB

The chords that belong here

Tap any chord to hear it.

Pick a key to hear where it begins.

The why belongs
beside the how.

A piece is lovely to learn. Knowing what makes it work opens up a whole world beyond it.

Bring your curiosity.
The metronome can handle the strict bit.

Listen with a little more intention.

Hear how a phrase moves, where it wants to settle, and what changes when you play it differently. Your ears are part of the lesson.

Make the small things count.

A relaxed wrist. A steady pulse. A phrase that finally breathes. Clear, purposeful practice gives progress somewhere to begin.

Find a sound that feels like you.

Strong foundations and personal taste belong in the same room. Build the confidence to explore the music you love.

Root Position — Edition 2 cover

From the Chord Compass bookshelf

Root Position — Edition 2

A thoughtful guide to technique, rhythm, harmony and the art of practising well. Made for the moments between “I think I understand” and “there it is.”

12-week practice plan24 original studies
Read the first two chapters

Keep the ideas. Make the music your own.

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The lesson ends.
The music doesn’t.

Your student space keeps the next step close at hand.

A phrase worth coming back to.
Listen · Read · Play · Repeat

Practice with the music.

Interactive sheet music, a play-along cursor and section practice help you work through the details.

Keep your learning in one place.

Return to lesson resources, check your schedule and keep track of what comes next.

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Music is personal.
So is the progress.

A few words from our students.
An exceptional teacher and an outstanding platform. Saayiaravind brings genuine passion to every lesson, and the structured approach here is unlike anything I've encountered elsewhere. I would wholeheartedly recommend Chord Compass to musicians of any level.
RCRamdarsh ChittavajhulaUnited Kingdom
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Before your
first note.

More questions, answered
Do I need to know music already?

Not at all. We begin with what you know, what you enjoy and what you want to learn. Your first lesson is a chance to ask questions and find a comfortable starting point.

How do online lessons work?

Lessons are one-to-one and online. Your student space brings your schedule, learning resources and practice tools together, so you can return to what you worked on between lessons.

Can I learn at my own pace?

Yes. Thoughtful, regular practice matters more than rushing through a syllabus. We adapt the work to your experience, interests and the time you have.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

Shall we make
a little music?

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