Ambrose Piano Tabs is a new way of reading piano music. Now everyone, including you, can learn how to play an easy tune within the hour. You will have instant fun without the need to learn any theory

There are two things which important in learning the piano: The ease of reading music and the ease of playing music

• Ease of reading is simple with Piano Tabs. The black keys are visually linked to the lines on the page using colours. Every note on the piano can be learnt in a few minutes without the need to learn the names of the notes or sharps and flats
• Playing music is easy when you play well known tunes. Knowing a tune allows you to hear what you play, the notes and rhythm, and to correct them. You will be able to play your first tune within ten minutes!

The library on this website contains many popular pieces to download, graded by difficulty and rated by users. Everything that can be written on traditional 10 line music notation can be written on Piano Tabs 15 lines

The concept was developed by Russell Ambrose, who was frustrated by his own efforts to learn to read traditional music. Conventional notation can take years to learn and most give up before they master it.

Adults and children find playing unfamiliar music boring and learning new pieces a bind. They would much rather select the pieces themselves. Playing their favourite tunes will encourage them to practice regularly and they make rapid progress as a result. Progressive teachers embrace this innovation when they see how keen their students are to play the piano.

More piano students give up piano study because of reading
problems than for any other single reason.
- Source: Giles A, (1983). Reading music. Clavier, 17(8)