You’re here because want to solve the mysterious problem that stops the progress in your piano playing.
In the next three minutes, I’ll show you what your real problem is and the possible solutions you can use.
What do you do when you encounter a difficult part? You repeat it over and over - without great success.
Even after having studied it slowly, it’s still too difficult for you to play it at the final tempo.
The more you play it, the less you understand: you don't really know where the problem is lying.
You start blaming the innocent piano, thinking:
“Why is everyone else on YouTube playing it effortlessly, while is it so hard for me?”
You tried to watch all the YouTube videos with possible solutions. Still, you have that voice in your head saying you didn’t find the right key for your problem yet.
If you are lucky, you have a teacher following you. Still, you cannot have the right reply to your problem. The same thing happens when you write on those forums: they’re not giving you the complete solution.
Whatever problem you have and whatever the solution is, your situation means just one simple thing:
Think of it in this way: your brain is like a computer. If you want to do particular tasks with it, you need the right software for doing it. Probably nowadays what you’re trying to do at the piano is like using Paint for doing some calculations -not the best choice.
Think also about this: how many times software doesn’t work because of a conflict with another one? (Please, blame the computer.) The same thing happens with piano playing.
The problems you encounter very often are not the problems you think they are. For example: if your problem is to play in time without the metronome, one of the possible causes is not your lousy sense of rhythm, but it’s probably because of your technique.
Check if this is true: go to the piano and play a new piece you just started studying. Are you slowing down on difficult passages? Therefore is not your tempo feel, but probably your technique.
Now you see how the cause is not always directly related to the problem.
Especially if you are a self-taught student, it’s difficult to understand the real cause of your problem, since it could be something more “hidden”.
Having and organizing a good study plan is the key to solve to all of these problems. You need to know how to set up a study method that allows you to face any issue with possible solutions.You need to upgrade your software. You need a totally different approach than you used so far.
Why is your approach not working? Because you are not considering the problem in its entirety.
That’s what those high-level pianists have: a broader perspective about the piano playing, considering more approaches to a single passage and see what fits best for their playing.
This special report I created for you is PDF of +40 pages in which you can find 9 modules that explain how to improve at the piano.
These nine modules are full of tips, exercises and suggestions for complete beginners and intermediate piano players.
As you can see in greater detail afterwards, I included pictures in the section about the body, plus some notated examples for the other sections. In this way you will understand all the exercises correctly.
It’s possible to download your PDF from whatever device supports an internet connection and PDF compatibility. It’s possible to visualize it through a laptop, computer, phone or tablet. You can download it immediately after the payment (using IDeal or PayPal).
Let’s now explore every module that you’ll receive inside this PDF.
It’s essential to choose your repertoire correctly if you want to improve faster in your piano playing.
Beginners think they should play super complicated pieces to become “stronger”; that’s totally wrong!
They only complicate their life trying to play the hardest tunes. As a result they will develop bad habits and progress slower than they think. It’s like starting your car with the last gear – you would be crazy!
That’s why I put this module as the first one: “All is well when it starts well”!
In this first module, you’ll learn:
If you ever thought playing piano is a difficult task, this module will prove you wrong. It’s actually simpler than you think. Everyone is capable doing it. You will be more confident in your skills by having a plan from the beginning, and you’ll be able to progress faster than those beginners who play difficult pieces without reason.
After having chosen correctly the piece you want to study, it’s essential to play it at the right tempo. You cannot just only play it at its final speed.
Still, even if you slow it down, there’re some important things to keep in mind. As a second module, I decided to collect all the tips and tricks for starting out it in a good way. As you’ll see, professionals piano player use this approach.
In this first module, you’ll learn:
As a result, you will feel more confident in your studying so you can have better performances and lessons with your teacher. Yes, you read it well: since you’ll have mastered the tempo by using the ideas written in this module, the public performances will be less stressful.
If you are an intermediate player, chances are that if you play a piece you used to study, it goes fluently except a few spots.
This module is about effectively avoiding this problem, right from the beginning.
After having chosen the right repertoire for you, the second and the third module together will help you organizing your practice routine effectively.
Using the tips inside it, you can:
Now that you know how to correctly starting to study a piece, you’ll lose less time to learn a new piece without those problematic parts. This is valid for both intermediate and beginners piano players.
Especially if you are a beginner, you can advance faster than intermediate players who use to study in the non-efficient study method. In module five you’ll see how to study those difficult parts.
Most of the pianistic problems could be solved from a body perspective or from a musical perspective.
Since beginners tend to have less musical awareness, it’s easier to start from the body. That is the topic of this module.
How many times do you see of great pianists on YouTube that play difficult passages without any problem, as though playing piano is the easiest thing in the world? For sure you know what I’m talking about. This is because they apply the contents of this module.
There’s a ton to be said about this topic, and many books have been written. However, I’ll illustrate a few essential principles on how to use your body.
These principles should be known by all the pianists willing to get better in piano playing. I included plenty of photos so you can clearly understand the descriptions I wrote.
What you’ll learn is:
Learning and incorporating these principles will make you a proper pianist, capable of playing everything. You will feel free at the piano and able to effortlessly play whatever passage you’ll encounter.
You’ll still need a teacher to apply the tips effectively. But if you already understand them, you will learn quicker.
In this module, we’ll work on the problematic parts of module three.
You already know how to choose an appropriate piece for you, how to start it, how to plan your entire study routine, and how to solve a few physical problems.
Now, it’s time to focus on the difficult parts.
In this module I explain how to make overcomplicated things simple. You’ll learn:
Grasping this will make you a different piano player.
For sure, it’s impossible to gain an incredible piano technique in two minutes.
Still, you will understand the preparation stage of playing a piano piece. Preparation makes the difference between you never improving and youreachinga higher level.
In this module, I will talk about rhythmical variations and how you can apply them effectively.
If you combine the fifth and this module, you’ll obtain two techniques that will make your study time well spent. Using rhythmic variations is a tool that must be present in every pianists’ toolbox.
Whenever I use them in my private lessons, students get immediate results due to the physical response your body has when practising with them.
What you’ll learn is:
You’ll see how fast you can progress when you’re going to apply rhythmic variations. If before you didn’t know how to practice your piano pieces, now you have two powerful techniques you can apply immediately on the pieces you’re studying. You will gain confidence in your playing, as you will have a method for facing the difficult parts. Whenever you reach this module, random studying will be in the past!
Module seven is a short one. Here I give you a different perspective on how you proactively can work on technical problems in a more accessible way while still getting more done.
In fact, what happens when we focus on the problem is that we cannot see anything else apart from that. Whenever this happens, beginners start to think they’re not cut for being a pianist. They simply get stuck in the passage until they get bored. Then, their learning potential will drastically decrease, unless they apply this module!
Here, you’ll learn:
You will also get a list of etudes composers you can look into, so you have a clear idea on what to look for.
This module will make you start loving your problems.
Whenever one comes out, you’ll be not only able to solve it but even to see it as an opportunity to improve quicker.
You’ll think about problems strategically and not as a hurdle. Combine all of this with the other modules to have a concrete way to improve on the piano.
This module is about learning by yourself. At home, the teacher is you!
If you understand this, then you know how important it is to get objective feedback. If you are a self-taught pianist, you especially need to have this module.
Recording yourself is mandatory if you want to step up your game. But, please, do it in the right way, using whatever device with a microphone you have
You can start right now with learning:
Recording yourself will make you able to improve in a way you never thought it possible. Whatever you are a self-taught pianist or you’re followed by a teacher, this makes you advance at a faster pace.
By recording yourself, you’ll have a piano playing diary. Can you imagine the confidence boost you’ll have when you see something you thought impossible that now comes out pretty easily?
In this last module, you’ll have plenty of valid tips on how to find good feedback.
Bad feedback can make you lose a lot of time, lose good habits and make them worse.
Here, you’ll learn:
At the end of the ebook, there is a list of all the problems you can encounter while applying these modules.
To be completely efficient, you need to have the right knowledge and the proper application of this knowledge. Imagine how your practice routine will change when you have studied, applied and engrained the knowledge in the ebook. Your practice routine will change drastically.
In the beginning, you’ll maybe feel strange, because you never tried this approach. You go through a series of steps that permits you to solve piece by piece the thing you’re studying.
You’ll start seeing the results in a week or two if you constantly apply the new approach every day. Then you’ll feel more capable at the piano and see that it’s possible to become a better pianist.
Even if you are an amateur and you don’t want to play in the concert halls. You just didn’t have the right pieces of information you need for advancing at a higher pace.
Let’s see the VALUE of every module:
(The real value of the total course is: 225,00€ )
If you cannot apply what I wrote and obtain results out of it with this system within 30 days, I ask you to kindly send me an email ([email protected]) for a refund.
I’m really confident that in a month you’ll send me an email writing about the results that you have obtained using it.
Since this is the first ebook that Studio MusicalMente is selling (yes, we’re brand new), we decided to have this low price just to let people know us.
However, if the orders will start to get big, we’ll increase the price to guarantee an excellent service to our customers.
The next step for you is easy:
P.S. Improve faster and become better at the piano by merely working using a method, instead of randomly study a music piece.
P.P.S. Remember: if you’re not satisfied, send me an email to [email protected] and I’ll give you your money back!
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