QMG Piano note chart with 56-page lesson book

When you’re starting piano, it helps to have the notes in view while you practise rather than stopping to look them up. This QMG kit pairs a removable piano and keyboard chart with a colour lesson book.

The chart sits behind the keys, so you can refer to it during a practice session.

The book adds exercises, songs and QR-linked video demonstrations for guided learning.

Highlights

The 56-page colour book is organised for beginners, with 28 progressively designed exercises and 11 songs. Its topics include hand position, finger technique, staff reading, ledger lines, time signatures, note duration and repeats. That gives a learner a route from recognising notes towards reading simple music, instead of relying only on a chart.

Each song has a QR code linking to an instructional video. For a practical session, you could place the chart behind the keys, work through a song in the book, then use its video to follow a visual demonstration. The chart can be removed and does not use adhesive, so there is no sticker residue to deal with. The listing says it fits all popular piano and keyboard models, though no chart dimensions are provided.

Keep in mind that this is beginner-focused material: it covers foundational concepts, but the product details do not describe advanced lessons or individual feedback from a teacher. If you want to progress beyond early reading skills, you may need additional instruction.

How to use it

Set the chart behind the keys before practising, where you can glance at it without disrupting your playing. Choose an exercise or song from the book and use the QR-linked video as a visual aid when you need help following the material. Since the chart is not attached to the instrument, you can lift it away when it is not needed.

It's a good option if you want a physical reference and a structured beginner book in one kit. It may not suit you if you are looking for a full course with personal instruction or material aimed at advanced players.

Practical tips

Use the book’s sequence to build a routine: spend time on the relevant exercise, then try a song that uses the skills being introduced. The chart is most useful as a prompt while you are learning where notes sit, it is not a replacement for practising staff reading without visual help. If you are buying it for a student, the book’s exercises and video links offer material to work through, while a teacher can still provide feedback the kit itself does not claim to include.

Compared with buying a simple note chart alone, this kit also supplies exercises, songs and video demonstrations. That broader approach may be helpful for a beginner who wants guided practice, while someone who already reads music may prefer resources matched to a more advanced level.

Buying questions

What comes in the kit? It includes a removable piano and keyboard note chart and a 56-page colour lesson and guide book, with exercises and songs.

Does the chart stick to the piano? No. It sits behind the keys without adhesive and can be removed without residue.

Are there videos for the songs? The product details say each song has a QR code linking to a corresponding instructional video.

In your case

Choose this kit if you are learning the basics and would use a note chart alongside a book of exercises and songs. It is also worth considering for a student who benefits from visual demonstrations while practising independently. If you already have a reliable method, need advanced material or want direct teacher feedback as part of the product, this beginner-focused kit may not add what you need.