Student at piano

Designed for young beginners ages 6–9, with a gentle 4+ starting path.

Online piano lessons that don’t stop when the video ends.

Gima teaches your child step by step. After they play, you’ll see a clear practice report showing what went well, what needs work, and which clip to review next.

Watch → Play → Get your first practice report

“Every single student has passed their ABRSM exam. That record speaks louder than any ad we could write.”
— Gima, Founder & Lead Instructor
20+
Years teachingStudio heritage
1000+
Students coachedBeginner → Grade 8
100%
Exam pass rateABRSM (Royal Schools of Music) · 25 years
Free
Sample lessonPlay Best Friends · no card needed

Watch → Play → Know what’s next

After your child plays, you’ll know what to practice next.

Most online piano lessons stop after the video. Gima’s Piano continues after your child plays — with a parent-friendly practice report that shows what went well, what needs work, and the exact lesson clip to review next.

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Free · No card needed · See your first report today

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A Gima’s Piano lesson video on iPad: hands on the keyboard with the note names lit up

Watch

Gima teaches the lesson on video, one small step at a time.

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The interactive sheet music and on-screen keyboard during playback

Play

Your child plays the piece on the piano or keyboard at home.

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The score screen on iPad: 73%, a note streak, feedback, and which bars to focus on

Report

You see a practice report: what went well and what needs work.

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Practising bars 7–8 on iPad: You did it! with options to practise again or play the whole song

Review

Open the recommended clip and practice the one thing that matters this week.

Gima Practice Report
Best Friends · First try · 4 min today
What went well
  • Steady beat through the first line
  • Good rounded hand shape
  • Played confidently to the end
What to practice next
  • The middle part, where both hands take turns — play it slowly first
  • A small pause before the last note — count “1–2” through the ending
Practice tip (based on Gima’s teaching method): clap and count the middle section, then play hands separately before putting it together.
Recommended clip · “Taking turns between hands” · 2 min · from Gima’s lesson path
For grown-ups: the one thing to help with this week is slow, even repeats of the middle section. Just count along — you don’t need to play it yourself.

Student journeys

From first key to real songs.

5 students, 5 journeys. Each one starts at the very first lesson.

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Matthew Tuvshinjargal

Beginner → Advanced
02

Nikhil Nagboth

Beginner → Advanced
03

Nick Kataria

Beginner → Advanced
04

Melody Munkhjavkhlan

Beginner → Intermediate
05

Ermuun Tuvshintugs

Beginner → Advanced
Faber Piano Adventures books — Primer through Level 5

Each course is used alongside the official Faber Piano Adventures book for your child’s level — the same books required by every qualified piano teacher. Your placement result tells you exactly which one to buy.

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Why Gima’s Piano

Built to help children truly understand music.

  1. 01

    Step-by-step curriculum

    Structured levels that build on each other — every lesson has a clear purpose and a visible next step.

  2. 02

    Practice reports for parents

    After your child plays, you’ll see what went well, what needs work, and which clip to review next — so you’re never guessing how to help.

  3. 03

    Proven exam results

    Every student who has taken the ABRSM exam through this program has passed — 100%, over 25 years.

  4. 04

    Learn from home

    Full access to lessons, quizzes, and practice tools — whenever it fits your family’s schedule.

Our students

Children who love to play.

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Gima — Founder and Lead Instructor

Meet your teacher

Taught by Gima — 25 years of experience, 100% ABRSM pass record.

Gima is a qualified piano teacher and music educator with over 25 years of experience helping children aged 4–18 build strong musical foundations — and a genuine love of music. Trained in classical and jazz piano across Mongolia, Russia, and the United States, she has prepared hundreds of students for ABRSM exams with a 100% pass rate — no unsuccessful results in her entire teaching career.

Every lesson in this program is designed personally by Gima — built on the trusted Piano Adventures method and refined over decades of teaching real students. Every video, notation, and exercise is created and edited by her. Not outsourced, not generated.

  • ABRSM Qualified
  • 25+ Years Teaching
  • 1000+ Students
  • 100% Pass Rate

Ready to try one real lesson?

Let your child play Best Friends and see the first practice report. No commitment required.

Free · No card needed · No app to install

Free printable

A practice chart that makes daily practice clear.

Print it, color a star each day, and always know what to practice next. Free — no account needed.

Get the free practice chart

Membership

Simple plans that keep your child moving forward.

Membership includes structured lessons, quizzes, performance activities, progress tracking, and practice reports that show what to work on next. Start with a free lesson, then continue with the founding family offer.

Unlimited lesson access

Choose monthly or annual — watch lessons as many times as you like, track progress, and move through levels at your own pace.

  • Practice reports
  • Unlimited replays
  • Progress tracking
  • Quizzes included
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Questions

Common questions from parents.

Children can begin as early as 4–5 years old, as long as they're ready to listen, explore, and enjoy music.

Yes — a piano or keyboard is essential for practice. Even a simple keyboard is enough to begin beautifully.

Each lesson is carefully designed to feel like a real class — with guidance, imagination, and structure that helps children truly understand music, not just play notes.

After your child completes a lesson or performance activity, Gima's Piano shows a practice report with what went well, what to practice next, and the recommended clip to review. You don't need to be a piano teacher — the report helps you know how to support practice at home. Read the signs your child is improving at piano →

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