Tập NhạcFree piano course: a graded path from level 1 to level 10
Teaching yourself piano is easy to get lost in when you do not know which piece comes next. The Tập Nhạc course arranges 50 original free pieces into ten levels, from C position with quarter notes to harder music.
No account. Every piece is an original CC0 work, free to use. Progress stays on your device.
Ten levels, one goal each
Each level has a short technical goal. Level 1 is C position with quarter notes; level 2 has the hands take turns; level 3 puts the hands together with the first eighth notes; level 4 adds one sharp or flat and dotted rhythms.
Later levels add position shifts, left-hand triads, two sharps or flats, 6/8 and ties.
Unlock with one clean run
The course page lists that level's pieces, each marked Done, Current or Locked. The next piece opens when you play the whole piece clean at full tempo. Practising passages on their own does not count as done.
Today points to your current step
The Today screen shows your current course step and opens that piece directly. When a level is complete, the app points you to the next.
Free pieces, free to use
All 50 pieces are original compositions released as CC0: download, print, share and teach with them without asking. Each has its own page in the library.
How you practise each piece
Each piece opens in the same practice screen: the app listens to a MIDI keyboard, judges every note and loops the bars you miss. The approach is on the method page.
Questions
Is the course free?
Yes. No paid plan, no trial and no account.
How many pieces are there?
50 original pieces across ten levels. All are released as CC0.
How do I unlock the next piece?
Play the whole piece clean at full tempo. Practising passages on their own is not enough.
Do I need a MIDI keyboard?
No. With a MIDI keyboard the app judges every note; without one, use the on-screen keyboard.
Keep reading
To look at each piece before you learn it, open the free score library. The same pieces work for sight reading practice. Coming from MuseScore? See the Tập Nhạc and MuseScore comparison.