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Pimba for children

At Pimba you learn to play the piano or keyboard. First you learn songs and the names of the keys. Then you learn to play songs and read real musical notes.

You can choose which songs you like enough to practice. In each next level you learn new things, and the songs become a bit more difficult. With the Game and the Quiz you can check what you've already learned.

Playing and learning coincide at Pimba

letter songs

In the first level you learn the names of the keys with songs in letters.

note songs

From the second level you learn songs with real music notes.

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Sheet music for beginners

Sheet music for beginner pianists and keyboard players in a very accessible format.

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What stage is Pimba intended for?

This rhythm-free notation is intended for the very early stages, yet there is no clear point at which its use ends. Rhythm can be gradually incorporated into the notation—for example, by drawing a stem or a flag in the score to indicate that a note is shorter than other notes.

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Pimba for teachers

Pimba offers free teaching materials for children in the very first phase of their musical discovery. Teachers and  can also make unlimited free use of all teaching materials. You do not need to register on Pimba. To play the Game and the Quiz, the player must enter a name, but this can be any name.

Pimba also has a restricted area for teachers. Login details are requested for this section. By logging in, you can share self-made songs on PimbaPiano.com. Be it letter songs or songs in the rhythm-free notation of the next levels. This section also contains tips, suggestions and templates for making these songs yourself.

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