Who else want to know 33 powerful secrets

of becoming a GREAT pianist?

 
Dear Friend:

     I have isolated 33 prime characteristics -- 33 key elements of piano playing, and put them all in one place in a course titled

" 33 Tips For Becoming a Great Pianist!"

     You'll get 33 cards that summarize each of the 33 tips -- and on the 4 audio CD's that come with the course you'll hear me explain and demonstrate each of those 33 key elements.

For example, you'll learn when you should look down at your hands,
and when you shouldn't, and how to keep from losing your place when you do.

    You'll learn the secret of pedaling, and how to make your playing smooth when you want it to be, and explosive when you want it to be. You'll learn the logic of fingering -- whey it's so easy once you understand the principle. You'll learn the 7 secrets of sight reading fast. You'll learn how to train yourself to hear intervals of all kinds, from 2nds to 13ths. You'll learn to recognize chords, and extend them, and substitute them, and how to turn them into various styles by breaking them up in certain ways.

You'll learn to voice chords in open and closed voicings and how to add color tones.

You'll learn how to harmonize and analyze and stylize....and tons more.

Here are the 33 Tips:


1 - Hand & Body Position -- Eye Flips

2 - The key to productive practice -- Spaced Repetition

3 - Attitude -- how it affects your learning

4 - How & when to pedal. Using explosive dynamics

5 - Exposure: why it's critically important

6 - Ear Training -- Intervals from 2nds to 13th

7 - Fingering -- which finger do you use when?

8 - Chord substitutions that create fantastic sounds

9 - Chord recognition -- how to recognize what chord is being used

10 - Musical vocabulary: tempo words, form words

11- Arranging: how's your "bag of tricks" coming along

12 - Melodic sense: how does the melody relate to the chords?

13 - Sight-reading: 7 fundamentals you can't ignore

14 - Key orientation: Can you think in the key you're playing in?

15 - Scanning the score before you start playing

16 - Mental practice -- how to learn music in bed

17 - Repertoire: Why you need one to be prepared

18 - Goal setting: How good can you get?

19 - Rhythm awareness -- samba, fox trot, etc.

20 - Why music history is important to you

21 - Idea stealing -- how and where

22 - 12-bar blues; creating a motif; "blue notes"

23 - Extended chords: 6th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th

24 - Technique acquisition: rubber balls, drills

25 - Harmonization: Using I, IV & V to harmonize

26 - Key identification: Recognizing key signatures

27 - Voicing: Open, closed, registers, color tones

28 - Improvisation: Making music right out of your head

29 - Harmony & theory: How much should you know?

30 - Stylistic devices: Western, boogie, jazz, etc.

31 - Analysis: How to understand what you're hearing

32 - Riffs & runs & fills: How to develop them

33 - Cross-pollination: The best of all worlds!
 

"33 Tips For Becoming a Great Pianist!"

A Priceless 4-Audio CD Set along with 33 individual cards!
Duane discusses each card and demonstrates each point on the piano,
so you will clearly understand.
You get all 33 cardsplus the 4 CD's.
   Yes! Rush me the entire "33 Tips For Becoming a Great Pianist!" including the 4 audio CD's shown above plus the 33 cards summarizing each tip (not shown). (If you could learn these secrets from a professional pianist it would take months and cost many hundreds or thousands of dollars. Here you get all 33 secrets in one place on CD's and 3" by 8" illustrated cards for $97. total!)

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