Review ~ Kinderbach

These beginner piano lessons for kids are so much fun! Perfect for kids age 3 to 7 they teach piano by using cute stories and characters.

Disclosure: I received a free copy of this product for review, all opinions are 100% my own.

Note: Kinderbach has closed, I’m leaving this review up because they also sold DVD versions of the music program. If you can find a used copy it’s a fun way to teach music.

Kinderbach is a program I've looked at so many times over the years, but I had not tried it out since we didn't have a piano or keyboard. That problem has been solved, so I was very excited to have the opportunity to review Kinderbach!

Kinderbach is beginner piano lessons for young children, ages 3 to 7 is the target range. Each lesson has a short video about 5 minutes long and worksheets to go with it.

Games and of course, keyboard practice are also a big part! The lessons are taught by Kerri Gregor who developed this program for her own children.

This program has 7 levels and each level has 10 weeks of lessons, so this program can last you a long time! I love that the lessons are kept short so it doesn't tire out a young child's attention.

Screenshot of the KinderBach lesson dashboard.

Our children have LOVED using this program. It just simply makes learning to play the piano fun, and the songs and stories help to make it easy to remember.

For example, Dodi is an adorable little donkey and his house is the key between the two black keys. There are many more characters that help little ones to remember the keys.

A smiling donkey next to a keyboard.

With my older children ages 6 to 10, I was easily able to give them my laptop and the printed pages. They would take this to our table near the piano to work on their lessons. 

Our older children "got it" quickly and would work through 5 or 6 lessons at a time. This program was a bit too young for my 10-year-old if she was doing it on her own. Since she was doing it as a group and "helping" her younger siblings she loved it.

For our younger ones, I'm going at a slower pace and making sure that I am with them.  Besides not wanting to leave my laptop in their hands :-) I really want to make sure they are understanding each lesson.

Video piano lesson.

Here are some examples of the printable worksheets that go with this program.

Sample music lesson teaching how to tuck your fingers.

Piano Music For Kids

Sample London Bridge sheet music.

Piano Sheet Music London Bridge

Collage images of piano lesson books.

I think this is an amazing program and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a piano program for young children.

Kim Mills

Hi! I’m Kim, a homeschool mom of 6 who believes that learning should be fun for kids and moms! My goal is to help you make learning engaging and enjoyable with hands-on learning and easy to do lessons that actually get done.

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