● Live · Tuesday 24 November 2026 · 8pm ET
You've put in the hours. Scales, pieces, tutorials. Then the sheet music comes off the stand and your hands go quiet. On 24 November, Juilliard-trained pianist Natalie Tenenbaum sits at the piano and shows you why, and the method her students use to improvise, arrange and play with freedom.
Save my free seat →"In 90 days, I definitely broke through some barriers that I carried... like decades."
"I love how much better my fingers feel and how much quicker I'm picking stuff up. It's night and day."
"I just felt incredibly comfortable and confident in that moment. Just wow... how far I've come."
"I thought it was going to just be a piano technique class... It ended up being this whole growth-as-an-artist course."
"I feel so much more comfortable with my playing. I wake up more at peace with who I am as a pianist..."
"I know I'm so much better off than where I was when I started & I've started to enjoy practicing a lot more."
"I have to say I know I had to pay for your course haha, but I'm not sure I'll be able to ever repay you for this experience. The knowledge you shared, the framework I get to use into the future of my career, and the trajectory you put me on."
Ninety minutes with Natalie at the piano. Why your practice stopped paying off, how to play a song by ear in both hands, and a full arrangement built live from a bare lead sheet.
Doors open at 7:45. Come live, because Natalie takes your questions at the piano at the end.
The link comes by email and text the moment you register, and again before we start. Sit near your piano if you can.
Tendinitis in both arms took Natalie's playing away for a year and a half. Rebuilding it from zero showed her that most practice is repetition without a plan. She shows you the structure she rebuilt with, the one that got her into Juilliard on a scholarship within a year.
How to work out a song by ear and voice it across both hands. The improvising tools Natalie uses on Broadway and on tour, broken down so you can try them that same night.
Natalie takes a bare melody and chords and builds a full arrangement live, step by step. It's the same craft behind her arrangements for Lang Lang and Itzhak Perlman.
The notes were never what's missing, and on 24 November you'll see what is.

Natalie started piano at six, in Israel. Then tendinitis in both arms stopped her playing for a year and a half. She rebuilt her technique from zero, and within a year was accepted to Juilliard on a scholarship.
She has since played Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Apollo, Madison Square Garden and Vienna's Musikverein. She's toured with Trans-Siberian Orchestra and arranged for Lang Lang and Itzhak Perlman. Her Broadway credits include The Great Gatsby and American Utopia.
In 2026 she opened The Complete Piano Method to intermediate and advanced pianists who want the same rebuild: technique, improvising, arranging and the confidence to play for people.
With Lang Lang
Playing Times SquareYes. The masterclass is 90 minutes, live, and costs nothing. At the end Natalie explains how to join The Complete Piano Method, for those who want to go further. You can leave before that if you like.
Intermediate and advanced pianists who can already play and want to improvise, arrange and play with freedom. It isn't for complete beginners.
Most courses teach you someone else's pieces. This one teaches you how to make the music yourself, from someone who does it on Broadway and at Carnegie Hall. You'll see it built live, so you can judge for yourself.
Your piano or keyboard nearby, a quiet 90 minutes, and a pen. The link comes by email and text as soon as you register.
Tuesday 24 November 2026 · 8pm ET
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