The method

Play first. Understand later.

Most people who start piano do not quit for lack of talent. They quit because they spend months on theory before playing something they like. Here we reverse the order: start with a real song and build technique on it.

Why this channel exists

There are two extremes on YouTube. On one side, performance channels like Rousseau: beautiful visuals, but real speed and no teaching. On the other, Synthesia visualizers: notes falling on a digital keyboard, no human hands, no fingering and no explanation.

Play Piano With Me fills the middle: the visual style that hooks, real hands that teach and a lesson structure you can follow. 100% free with no subscriptions, and no promises of learning piano in a week.

The method in four blocks

1. Listen and watch. A short performance so you know where you are going.
2. Right hand. Melody, fingering and notes, without accompaniment.
3. Left hand. Chords, bass and pedal, with the same clarity.
4. Hands together and slow practice. Vertical coordination, reduced tempo and repetition until it feels natural.

The two pillars behind your lessons

At the piano: your mentor

Hands and real fingering

I sit at the piano to play each piece focusing entirely on what you need to see: curved fingers, relaxed wrists and ergonomic fingering so you play smoothly without tension.

Visual methodology

Step-by-step structure and sheet music

I design each lesson so you do not waste a single second: on-screen sheet music, numbered bars and the exact tempo so you practice at your own pace without overwhelm.

The setup

Keyboard: Roland FP-10, 88 keys, USB MIDI.
Camera: GoPro HERO7 Black, overhead, linear mode.
Visualizer: SeeMusic with MIDI, audio and MusicXML sheet music.
Audio: piano VST and DAW mix, not the factory keyboard sound.

The first tutorials are in production

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