"Once You Discover How To Internalize
The 'DNA' Of Music - Piano Scales -
Your Fingers Will Almost Instantly
Move Anywhere On The Piano With Ease, Gliding Smoothly Between Chords,
Creating Simple Left-Hand Bass Lines, Supercharging Your Improvisation,
And Giving You A Virtually
Endless Supply Of Melody Ideas
For Your Own Compositions"

Do you ever feel like your piano playing is kind of, well... "choppy"?

I mean, like you play chords or bass notes, but you'd like to somehow move smoothly between them, playing just the right notes?

It seems like it should be fairly simple, right?

After all, professional pianists - and even some beginning to intermediate level players - seem to move around the keyboard effortlessly, gliding between chords and bass notes, and making up quick melodies from thin air.

Actually, it is simple - and very rewarding - once you learn how to do it.

But don't worry if it doesn't just come automatically to you, because there is a "secret sauce" that I've neglected way too much over the last few years.

"Yes, There IS A 'Secret Sauce'
For Playing Beautiful Piano"

You see, for the last few years, I've been teaching people how to play just about any song using beautiful piano chords.

And I've gotten some great feedback on those lessons, too.

But I really haven't spent much time talking about the "glue" that holds all those chords together...

...about the underlying structure - the "DNA" that helps you build those chords in the first place...

...about how to move almost effortlessly between them, and between bass notes in your left hand.

Until now.

Introducing... Piano Scales... FAST!

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OK, hold on a minute...

I don't know you personally, but I might be able to guess what you're thinking...

"Ugh, scales! How BORING! They just make me think of endless hours of practicing those annoying 5-finger piano patterns."

(OK, so maybe that's some of my own piano prejudice coming through :-)

For some reason, I also hear Jack Benny playing that droning 1-3-5-4-3-4-2-3 pattern in my mind whenever I think of scales.

But I'm here to tell you...

...and listen to me CLOSELY when I tell you this...

Learning To Play - And Really Internalize - Piano Scales Can DRAMATICALLY Improve Your Piano Playing
VERY Quickly!

I'm absolutely serious about that.

And I'm not just talking about simple major and minor scales (in fact, there are THREE different minor scales alone that are each used in different situations).

In fact, in my video piano course, Piano Scales... FAST!, I cover 15 other scales that can almost immediately transform your piano playing.

But let's come back to those boring old major and minor scales for just a minute...

Because you might be picturing books of piano scales written out in piano sheet music format for both right and left hands.

And you might also be picturing yourself sitting at the piano patiently plucking through each note, reading sharps and flats in the music, and figuring out where each finger needs to go, then slowly increasing your speed until you're able to play a few scales pretty well.

But did you ever ask yourself... Why?

Sure, it's nice to be more proficient at the piano, but what's the point of learning a bunch of scales when you just want to play a few nice-sounding piano chords and make your own simple arrangements of your favorite songs?

Before I blast that outdated scale-learning model out of the water, let me suggest why you might want to have at least a handful of scales - both traditional and advanced - at your fingertips every time you play.

Because, if you're playing a song from a lead sheet - or by ear - and you're playing in a particular key, chances are there are 2-4 unique piano scales that will help you move easily between the chords of that song, create simple left hand bass movements (between the root and 5th of the chords, for example), "lock in" key signatures faster than ever, and give you almost endless ideas for improvisation.

And if you like to write some of your own music, the unique sounds that come from different scales can give you a lifetime supply of fresh melody ideas and an overflowing palette of piano "colors" to choose from.

Oh yeah, I mentioned something about blasting that old scale-learning model out of the water.

I Don't MEAN To Topple The 'Establishment'!

Everything has its place, and I've learned some piano skills using those exact methods myself in the past.

BUT...

There's a very good chance that:

• You just don't need those thick piano scale books. In fact, you don't need piano music at all! (Yes, you read that right.)
• Those methods don't show you the easiest ways to "speed-learn" those scales and really lock them into your hands and brain quickly.
• You don't need months or years of lessons and practicing scales with not much to show for it but the ability to play the scales you were practicing!
• Those methods never taught you (and may never will teach you) how to really APPLY those scales to the chords and songs you like to play.

Look, you could sit down and memorize every last property of every last element on the periodic table of elements (remember that one from chemistry class?), but that does NOT give you the ability to go out and start creating useful or magical chemical compounds in your garage!

However, if I simply told you to put vinegar and baking soda in a scale model of a volcano, you would get IMMEDIATE results without having to know all the science behind it.

In fact, what you would learn (if you didn't already know it) - and all you really need to know - is that mixing vinegar and baking soda produces a FAST, foamy reaction, perfect for science projects and backyard fun.

And that's the only chemistry you'll find in this course, by the way! :-)

Perhaps learning to type is a better analogy, since it involves a keyboard and your fingers...

Once you learn to type (if you haven't, and you use the computer a lot, I highly recommend it!), it's easy to sit down and just let the words flow from your brain right through your fingertips into the computer without thinking too much about it.

Sure, some corrections have to be made, but even those are done more quickly once your fingers know where the backspace key is.

And that's what makes my Piano Scales video piano course so unique.

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Why This Piano Scale Course Is Unique

I believe it's much easier and faster to learn and internalize the scales you'll need by visualizing and feeling their shapes on the piano keyboard. This engages your "muscle" memory and cements the direct connection between the scale and your fingers better than any technique I know.

Speaking for myself, sometimes the piano music - notes written on the grand staff - just gets in the way of really learning - and FEELING - how to play the piano. Do you know what I mean?

That's why my Piano Scales... FAST! video piano course shows you (in over 2 hours of video and over 90 "music-less" scale charts) how to identify and internalize the shape and fingering of each scale.

And there's a bonus once you learn these techniques...

As you're learning, you're automatically "locking in" key signatures for use when you're playing.

What I mean is, once you get the F major scale in your fingers, for example, then whenever you see one flat in the key signature of a lead sheet, or you simply want to play in the key of F, you're ready to go with a scale that will get you around the melody and improvisation for most chords in the key of F quickly and easily.

Here's what you'll learn in Piano Scales... FAST!

	All the major and minor scales, pentatonic scales, hexatonic scales - including the blues and whole-tone scales - octatonic scales, "bebop" scales, and even a few "weird" scales that may give you some new ideas for your own compositions. You'll never be at a loss for just the right notes to play.
	How to learn scales faster than you ever thought possible, using my color-coded, "music-less" scale charts to help you internalize the "shape" of each scale on the piano and in your fingers. This will dramatically increase your comfort level at the piano while also improving your overall finger dexterity.
	The specific chords that correspond to each scale, so you'll know exactly what set of notes to play for just about any chord you run across.
	My best fingering suggestions, so you can get up and down the piano keyboard quickly and easily, without your fingers falling all over themselves.

The Bottom Line

By now, I hope you've seen that Piano Scales... FAST! is probably unlike any other scale reference or piano lesson you've ever seen, because of the accompanying videos, its emphasis on the shape and feeling of each scale, and it's de-emphasis of actual piano music for learning scales.

And now - for a limited time - you can grab your copy of Piano Scales... FAST! - for just

$27
(plus shipping for the DVD/CD version)

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I'm very serious when I say this scale guide and accompanying videos could very well be the missing piece that you've been looking for... that final piece of the piano puzzle... the "magic thread" that can weave all those piano chords, notes, melodies, key signatures, and songwriting ideas together into a beautiful piano tapestry once and for all.

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