If you want to...

Create your own original music
&
Play your favorite songs like your favorite artists

...YOUR LEARNING NEEDS TO FOCUS ON THIS ONE THING...

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The Lessons - Get the foundation

The 10 Essential Lessons are the cornerstone of a contemporary music education, providing you the skills and understanding to create your own original music and play all your favorite songs. Your subscription will give you full access to all lessons, which include:

27 video tutorials
7 hours of expert instruction
30 PDFs to support your learning

Lessons are well-organized with easy-to-follow instruction. Each lesson uses the overhead camera so that you have a clear view of everything at the keyboard. The lessons look like this:

In addition to listening and watching, outlines are provided at the beginning and end of each lesson.

At the beginning, the Learn & Understand Outline will orient you to what you'll learn.

At the end, the Do & Practice Outline will ensure you know what you need to work on.

More Value - Learn great songs & create!

With your subscription, each week you will receive an email from me that contains:

a tutorial
a downloadable chord chart
a recording with animated chord chart

With the tutorials, you'll learn to understand and play important songs from the rock and R&B traditions. The instruction in the 10 Essential Lessons will fully prepare you to understand the tutorials. The tutorials look like this:

Note: You'll receive this tutorial when starting your risk-free, 7-day free trial.

While many of our favorite songs appear to be unique, they really aren't. They contain chord progressions and patterns that have been used in literally thousands of songs.

Chord charts that use the number system will help us to see and hear these patterns, and think about music in a more global way. By using the recordings with the animated chord charts, you'll train your ear, get a better understanding of music, and begin to recognize common progressions and patterns in other songs. Here's what a recording looks like: