For Piano Teachers

Theory practice between lessons

Music Maestro supports AMEB Grade 1–3 theory practice between lessons, with a free printable routine teachers can share with families.

Designed to support teacher-led study

Built for focused practice between lessons, with a public coverage map that distinguishes interactive practice from teacher-dependent preparation.

Syllabus-aligned
Provides focused Grade 1–3 practice across notes, scales, intervals, chords, time signatures, cadences, form and aural work. The public coverage map identifies limits.
Real aural training
Interval identification by ear using Salamander Grand Piano samples — the same high-quality sound students hear in lessons.
iPad-first design
Designed for tablet. Students can practise on the family iPad between lessons — no app download required, works in Safari.
Weak-area tracking
The app tracks which concepts a student misses most and surfaces them as focus areas on the home screen, so practice targets real weaknesses.
Short practice sessions
Daily mixed questions, visible progress and explained answers make it easier to assign a specific between-lesson task.
Affordable for families
Grade 1 is free. Full Grade 2 & 3 access is an optional one-time $14.99 AUD payment with no subscription.

13 focused practice modules

Interactive support for theory, aural and general-knowledge skills alongside—not instead of—the current syllabus, repertoire work and teacher guidance.

01Theory LessonsG1+
02Daily ChallengeG1+
03Note NamerG1
04Scale BuilderG1+
05Key SignaturesG1+
06Note ValuesG1
07Interval QuizG1+
08Chord GameG1+
09Rhythm TrainerG1+
10Terms FlashcardsG1+
11Aural TrainingG1+
12Form DetectiveG2–3
13Mock ExamG1+

G1 = fully free · G1+ = free at Grade 1, more content unlocks with Grades 2–3 · G2–3 = paid content

A free weekly practice handout

Print or share a one-page routine that helps Grade 1–3 students balance repertoire, theory, aural work and reflection between lessons.

  1. 1. Choose a realistic five-day practice target
  2. 2. Tick each short repertoire, theory and aural task
  3. 3. Bring the reflection prompt to the next lesson
Open printable checklist →

Print the family practice handout → Direct PDF

Share the Grade 1 practice questions →

Share the Grade 1 note-values sheet →

Share the Grade 1 aural routine →

Share the Grade 2 dotted-notes worksheet →

Share the Grade 2 diagnostic →

Open the general-knowledge question sheet → Direct PDF

No signup, email address or payment required

Make a practice link

Choose one focused task and copy a ready-to-send note for a family. Grade 1 activities and the listed resources require no account.

Teacher assignment

Questions teachers ask

Which exam boards does it cover?
Music Maestro is designed around Australian AMEB Piano Grade 1–3 supporting skills. Some concepts are transferable, but it does not claim alignment with ABRSM, RCM or Trinity requirements.
Can I see my students' progress?
Ask the family to open the Parent View page on the student's practice device — it summarises day streak, per-module accuracy and suggested focus areas. A full teacher dashboard (across devices) is on the roadmap.
Does it work without internet?
The app is a PWA and installs as a home screen icon. Static assets are cached for offline use. The piano audio samples require an initial download (~10MB) but are then cached.
Is Grade 1 really free forever?
Yes — no credit card, no trial period, no account required for Grade 1. Students and parents can use it indefinitely at no cost.
What devices does it work on?
Any modern browser: iPad (Safari), iPhone, Android phone/tablet, Mac, Windows PC. Designed first for tablet, fully responsive on all screen sizes.
How do I refer multiple students? Is there a class code?
Use the practice-link builder above to choose one free task and copy a permanent family note. There is no class code or cross-student dashboard. Families control their own account and any purchase.

Try it yourself first

Explore the full app — Grade 1 is always free, no account needed.

Open Music Maestro →
Or open the free practice checklist ↑