Find a Chop.
Follow Your Curiosity.
Want to understand a chord? Learn a new style? Find a fill? Brush up on theory? Or just wander around until something interesting catches your attention?
The Member Library is your place to explore individual lessons, techniques, ideas, and resources from across Piano Chops.
How Do You Want to Learn Today?
There's no wrong door. Pick the experience that fits what you need right now.
Follow a Course
Want a beginning, middle, and end? Courses give you structured training, progress tracking, checkpoints, and a clear next step.
Explore Courses →Explore the Library
Jump directly into a skill, technique, style, theory topic, or random musical rabbit hole that sounds interesting.
Start Exploring ↓Use the Curriculum
Want guidance without jumping into a full course? Use the curriculum pages to help choose what to work on.
Find a Path →Featured Training
A couple signature techniques worth exploring if you haven't tried them yet.
Magic Shapes
Learn six powerful right-hand shapes that let you create fuller modern chords in practically any key with very little hand movement.
Train Magic Shapes →Anchor Pinky
Keep one note anchored while the harmony moves underneath it to create smooth, connected chord movement — especially useful for worship playing.
Train Anchor Pinky →Explore the Library
You don't have to work through this from top to bottom. Use it like a musical toolbox: find the chop you need, experiment with it at the piano, or just explore for fun.
New to Piano
Get comfortable with the keyboard and the basic skills you'll use everywhere else.
Fundamental Chops
Build the musical vocabulary everything else depends on.
Style Chops
Explore the sounds, vocabulary, and techniques of different genres.
Solo Chops
Learn to create musical ideas instead of only playing what's already written.
Sweet Secrets
Fills, patterns, chord tricks, and those little ideas that can instantly change the way you sound.
Ear Chops
Strengthen the connection between what you hear and what your hands know how to play.
Cary Banks
Explore additional training from guest instructor Cary Banks.
