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ZebraKeys’s virtual piano keyboard allows you to practice songs you have learned in the “Learn Songs” section. This is an interactive piano keyboard which comes with two octaves - you can practice simple songs online.

You could also use ZebraKeys’ Z-Board to do technical exercises.  Click on the following piano lessons and view the animation demos:

Click here for the virtual piano keyboard (Zebra Keys’ Z-Board v1.0) to practice the exercises, and 

 find books and software to help you enhance your piano skills.

eMedia Piano & Keyboard Basics CD-ROM Standard

eMedia Piano & Keyboard Basics CD-ROM StandardOver 100 songs in 6 genres. 316 step-by-step lessons. Larger, easier-to-use interface. Animated keyboard. Over 70 large-format videos. Progress tracking. Piano fingering and guitar chords. Multi-track audio. Variable-speed MIDI. Interactive feedback. Ear training. Digital metronome and recorder.

eMedia Piano and Keyboard Method Version 2.0 Standard

eMedia Piano and Keyboard Method Version 2.0 StandardInteractive Feedback: get specific feedback on note and rhythm mistakes to help you get it right the next time. Progress Tracking: personalized reports show your rate of progress, including scores for specific songs, built-in recorder also helps you hear your progress. Animated Keyboard: displays correct fingerings as the music plays or for any note or chord that you double-click. Audio Tracks: features vibrant multi-track recordings, colorful MIDI accompaniments, and MIDI tracks that allow you to slow down or speed up the music. Large-format screens and improved audio and video. Built-in metronome and recorder. Mac and PC Compatible. Learn more than 100 songs including:. “Piano Man” (Billy Joel). “Candle in the Wind” (Elton John). “Ode to Joy” (Ludwig van Beethoven). “America the Beautiful” (Samuel Ward). “La Bamba” (Richie Valens, Los Lobos). “Minuet in G” (J.S. Bach). “Tishomingo Blues” (Spencer Will

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