If I wanted to use this time to learn piano?

[DoubleAction]

Is there a good book (or app?) For me to teach myself?

We have an electric piano , bought for DC but that idea soon wore off!

[VadenuRewetje]

I know I saw an advert a little while ago for a brilliant looking app which you prop up in place of a music book with a normal piano or electronic keyboard and it listens to your playing and gives you a points score - it looked brilliant and I have been trying to find it again. Hopefully will find it via this thread - or if I find it elsewhere I will update.

[DoubleAction]

Thank you. Anyone else?

[Sgtmajormummy]

Yes, I had a week’s free trial of Simply Piano on iPad mentioned by PP. My piano playing is BASIC!

It was great fun but I couldn’t justify the €200 to sign up permanently.

[ellesbellesxxx]

My adult pupils all like the piano time series.

[ellesbellesxxx]

Good luck!

[WhiteChocTwix]

I've been using Get Set Piano to teach my niece and she's progressing well with those. Combined with Music Theory for Young Musicians Grade 1 to help understand the theory side. The theory book is great as presents the same information in different ways with exercises to complete. Hope that helps OP.

[BillywilliamV]

I am 55 yo, I have been learning for a year.
My book is "Its Never Too Late to Play Piano" by Pam Wedgewood.

[sonypony]

Hoffman academy?

[Sammysquiz]

The Simply Piano app is expensive but really good!