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Play Piano without years of lessons

Beginning Piano Lessons, For Adults

This is a complete Piano Course Includes:
Songs, finger exercises, rhythm, guiding you step by step as if in Private Piano Lessons

Where else can Beginning Students Learn:
HOW TO READ AND PLAY MUSIC, PLUS PLAY:
Classics, Blues, Boogie and Contemporary Music
all in the same Piano Lessons.

Her proven formula and methods of combining the traditional methods with BLUES and POP, guarantees your SUCCESS and in HALF THE TIME.

Alana is a classical trained jazz artist and has been teaching her methods to 100's of students all over the world. What makes her different? She combines her musical knowledge and performance in her lessons, teaching exact theories, leaving no leaf unturned. She will inspire you and coach you to learn as fast easily as possible, so you too can enjoy playing the piano and
sharing your talents with friends and family. Learn Now!

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Posted by admin, on 15-12-2007 16:16, IP 87.49.109.73, Registered 1. Piano Please do tell me about Your lessons!      » Report this comment to administrator » Reply to this comment... Posted by alana, on 15-12-2007 17:15, IP 87.49.109.73, Registered 2. Piano lessons We write our own lessons and do not mimmic other methods. Why, because we combine the classics with blues and chords.   This combination excells your learning curve because you do not have to play single unknown songs for months. You'll be playing hands together, playing in rhythm and playing the whole piano very quickly, at the same time, getting a great foundation in music.    Includes, Piano Songs including familiar Light Classical, Finger Exercises, Reading Music Workbook, All about Rhythm, including Boogie, Blues, and Chords and Contemporary Music.    We even guide your practicing   » Report this comment to administrator » Reply to this comment...