Free Mini-Course • Piano & Voice Fusion

Learn to Play and Sing Your First Songs — Even If You're a Complete Beginner

A free mini-course for beginners and returning musicians who want to play piano and sing songs they actually love.

Learn essential piano, rhythm, chord, coordination, and singing skills inside real songs—so you start making music right away.

 3 songs 10 short lessons 10–15 min a day
Start the Free Starter Guide

No experience required. Just a piano or keyboard, your voice, and a willingness to play.

You Don't Need More Information

You need to know where to start—and how to put it into practice.

Maybe you've tried lessons, apps, YouTube videos, or method books, but still feel like you're collecting puzzle pieces without knowing how they fit. Or maybe you played years ago and now you're thinking…

“I don't know where to start.”
“I just need structure. I don't know what to practice.”
“I want to play songs I actually like—without spending years first.”

What If You Could Learn Through the Music You Love?

Instead of months of isolated exercises, we start with real music. The song becomes the classroom. You learn each skill in context—then immediately use it in the song.

By the end, you'll have more than three songs. You'll have a simple process to approach the next song of your choice on your own.

Yes, Show Me Where to Start

Inside each song, you'll learn to:

  • ✔ Understand essential chords & find them on the piano
  • ✔ Read chord symbols on a lead sheet
  • ✔ Create a simple piano accompaniment
  • ✔ Keep a steady beat while supporting your singing
  • ✔ Learn and sing the melody
  • ✔ Find a comfortable vocal range & starting note
  • ✔ Breathe comfortably and project your voice
  • ✔ Coordinate your hands and voice
  • ✔ Put it all together—sing while you play

The Songs you are going to learn

Your First 3 Songs

Three familiar songs, each introducing new skills while building on what you already know.

01

Three Little Birds

Bob Marley

Three simple major chords and a relaxed beat. Discover how chords, rhythm, melody, and voice fit together as you create your first accompaniment.

02

Lean on Me

Bill Withers

Build on your chords, discover major vs. minor, and start hearing what the chords are doing while your piano–voice coordination grows.

03

Can't Help Falling in Love

Elvis Presley

A gentle 3-count accompaniment, longer vocal phrases, and your first chance to add a little personal style. Then—choose your own song!

A Simple 4-Step Method

The same process with every song—one you can take with you beyond these three.

STEP 1

Learn the Chords

Just the essentials—no burying you in theory.

STEP 2

Learn the Melody

Find your starting note and sing it phrase by phrase.

STEP 3

Create Your Accompaniment

Start simple, then build a fuller, richer sound.

STEP 4

Put It All Together

Layer hands and voice, record yourself—and hear real music.

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THIS MINI COURSE IS FOR YOU IF ...

Your goal isn't becoming a concert pianist or rock star, and youjust want finally understand basic chords, create simpleaccompaniment and start singing and playing pop songs.

THE BEGINNER

You've always wanted to be able play and sing your favorite songs and need a clear path to start.

THE RETURNER

You’re ready to return to music — with a method that helps you sing and accompany to yourself,

THE SELF-TAUGHT PLAYER

Apps and videos got you started, but now you feel stuck and don't know what to learn next

THE SINGER

You love to sing and want to accompany yourself on piano songs that you love

THE PIANIST

You can play, but you want to learn accompaniment strategy add your voice and sing along.

What's Inside Your Free Starter Guide

Everything you need to go from “where do I start?” to singing and playing.

10 Short Video Lessons
About 5–10 minutes each—small, manageable steps.
 3 Complete Songs
Verse and chorus of each, with new skills in every one.
Chord Charts
See each chord and find it on the piano. PDFs included.
 Lead Sheets & Lyrics With Chords
Follow the melody and see exactly where chords change.
 Two Accompaniment Levels
Start simple, progress to fuller as coordination grows.
 Recordings, Checklist & Song Guide
Sing-alongs, a printable 4-step checklist, and a Choose Your Own Song guide.

You Don't Have to Be “A Piano Person” or “A Singer”

  • You're a complete beginner who's always wanted to play and sing
  • You played as a child and are starting again
  • You play a little piano and want to sing along
  • You sing and want to accompany yourself
  • You want a clear path instead of random YouTube tutorials
  • You have limited time and want focused practice

You Only Need:

✦ A desire to learn
✦ A piano or keyboard
✦ 10–15 minutes a day
✦ A device to watch & record yourself

That's it. You got this!

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Yuliya Borshchova
MEET YOUR PIANO AND VOICE COACH 

HI, I'M YULIYa


Music was my first language. I was singing before I could even speak.
I spent 15 years studying music and earned my master's degree. I could play almost any sheet music on piano, but I couldn't do what some of my classmates did: sit down and simply play and sing pop songs they loved.
That changed in a praise band. With just a lead sheet and chords, I discovered I could play any song on a piano, sing along, and improvise. I finally found my musical freedom, and it brought me so much joy.
For more than 20 years, I've brought that freedom into my teaching through my Piano and Voice Fusion Method. My students learn to read and play classical music, and also to play and sing the songs they love.

Now it's your turn.



By the End, You'll Go From…

Not knowing where to start
→ Knowing what to practice and why
Confused about chords
→ Using them to create an accompaniment
Wondering if you can really do this
→ “I can actually do this.”

Your First Songs Are Waiting.

You don't need years of experience or hours every day. You simply need a place to start. One song. One lesson. One small step at a time.

$97 FREE

10 lessons • 3 songs • Learn at your own pace • Completely free

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need piano experience?
No. Each song includes a complete-beginner accompaniment option. If you've played before, choose the fuller option as your skills develop.
Do I need to know how to read music?
No. Follow the chord charts and lyrics with chord symbols. Lead sheets are included if you already read music.
Do I need to be a good singer?
Absolutely not. You'll learn to find a comfortable starting note, work with your breathing, and learn each melody step by step.
How much time do I need?
Lessons are short, with about 10–15 minutes of practice a day recommended. Your pace is perfect.
What kind of keyboard do I need?
A piano or keyboard is enough. A 61-key keyboard is plenty.
What if I haven't played in years?
You're welcome here! The guide is designed for complete beginners and people returning to music after time away.
What happens after I finish?
You can go further with the Piano & Voice Fusion Coaching Program—personalized guidance, 1:1 feedback, songs you choose, and a clear path forward.