Updated: 2026-10-11
You need a piano or digital piano (ideally with weighted keys), a device with camera and microphone and a stable internet connection. That is enough to start. Headphones, a second camera angle and a music stand make lessons more comfortable.
Ideal is a piano or digital piano with weighted keys and preferably 88 keys, because your touch then develops as on a piano. As a guide for beginners: digital pianos from roughly 400 to 800 EUR (rule of thumb, as of 2026). A keyboard with light keys can be enough at the start but holds you back over time. More in our piano vs keyboard comparison.
The teacher should see your hands and the keyboard. An angle from the side or slightly from above is ideal. A tablet on a small tripod or a second device used as a handheld camera works well; the main device then shows you and your posture.
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No. A digital piano with weighted keys is enough to start and is often more practical for online lessons.
Preferably 88 keys. Fewer is fine at the very start, but many piano pieces use the full range.
So that your hands and the keyboard are clearly visible, for example from the side or slightly from above. A second device as a handheld camera helps.
Move closer to the router or use a cable. If problems continue, you can lower the video quality in Zoom so the audio stays stable.
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