I want you to achieve piano greatness. Make those jaws drop. Make your friends say "Wow". Take your piano game to that next level.
But I know it's hard. Frustrating. I was at that point too. Practicing that same Arpeggio run over and over. Having absolutely no clue what to play with my left hand. Spinning my wheels and not making any progress. Taking weeks, months to even learn one song. Then being so scared I couldn't play in front of people anyways. It sucked. I almost quit multiple times.
Then I'd see all the piano YouTube guys putting up 2 to 3 songs a week. And not Mary Had a Little Lamb either. Songs that blew me out of the water.
How?!?!?
That question irked me to no end. They seemed to make it so easy. So I went on a piano rampage.
I dropped some cash and bought tons of sheet music from all the top YouTube guys. Every song I thought sounded awesome. Then I'd stay up late analyzing it. Breaking it down. What are they playing with their left hand? What was the chord of that cool arpeggio flare? What notes did he play to get that beautiful sound?
And I found something very interesting. They all use very similar patterns.
A couple main left hand patterns. A couple cool arpeggio runs. A couple impressive octave sweeps.
Oh, and the reason they could learn songs so fast is they were using the "Lego Block Method" (more about that below).
I was jacked. I had the secret! Right?!? Nope.
Turns out it's a lot easier to know the right notes than to play the right notes. Weeks and weeks of practicing hours a day. Still couldn't get that dang arpeggio run up to speed. Looks like I hit another roadblock. So, of course, I went on another piano rampage!
Started researching practice methods. Old, dusty books written by the piano masters. Switched my major to music. Got a piano teacher who's played at Carnegie Hall. I'd do whatever it takes. I learned a lot of things.
First of all, I was practicing like an idiot.
I thought practicing meant just repeating it over and over until I got it. Nope. Turns out there are practice strategies, tactics, and methods specifically designed to learn different techniques. Fast arpeggios? Theres a series of drills you do to learn them. Rapid Octaves? There's a different series of drills to learn those.
Then, there were some easy fixes in my form that led to an instant boost in my speed. I almost doubled my arpeggio speed in 15 minutes just by learning a simple wrist motion. When I started using correct form for my trills, suddenly they were effortless.
When I went back and played for my family, they were shocked. I was playing stuff I hadn't even dreamed was possible 4 months ago. And playing in front of people without even a blink of fear. It was a sweet feeling.
Let me take you on this journey. Let me help you avoid all the mistakes that cost me months of time. I'm not saying you won't have to practice, you will. I simply want to make sure all that hard wok, all that practice time is laser focused in the right direction.
I want to make sure you don't spend months trying to learn Arpeggio runs the wrong way, only to find out you could have learned it in a few weeks by using the correct form (I made this mistake, cost me tons of valuable practice time).
I want to show you that you don't have to slave over measure after measure of sheet music. You can create captivating songs in 10 to 20 minutes with the "Lego Block Method".
I want to teach you all the cool stuff. Arpeggios, octaves, runs, fills, trills, glissandos, patterns, jump bass rolled chords... well you can see the complete list of everything you'll learn
here.
And even better, if you want to see how each lesson is laid out, I give one of them away 100% free so you can test drive it for yourself. You can find that
here.
Sincerely,