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More Testimonials for "How to Speed Read Piano
Chord Symbols"
Exactly the course I was looking for! Excellent work
AAA+++"
--kimmynchris (ebay username)
"I ordered your course yesterday and I want to thank
you because just with the various 7th chords alone I do
not have to refer to my “soon-to-be” old chord
book. Continue the great work!!"
--Eddie G
"Okay, I got the book, and I must say, I find it
incredible that me, a rank beginner, can actually form
dozens of chords right out of the box. Not only that,
I feel like your explanations are giving me some understanding
of what I'm doing -- I'm not just memorizing where to
put the fingers. Wow!"
--Dave V.
"Add me to your email list of customers (if you
keep such a list). Your book is very well done and I plan
to tell other folks I know about it.
I will be interested in getting your next book that you
are working on to pick-up where this one left off
Your piano book is outstanding! It not only teaches you
how to read the various piano chord symbols on music or
lead sheets, but it teaches you how to play the piano
chords with modern sounding jazz voicings.
The book does a great job how explaining how to move
from one chord voicing to another chord voicing and the
exercises help reinforce the chord voicings explained
in the book. Your guidelines of when to move from one
chord voicing to another chord voicing, what notes you
can or can't double, and how to divide the notes between
the hands are excellent. The example song from a fake
sheet and the detailed explanation of exactly how to use
the concepts in the book to voice this song really help
put the concepts into practice. Best of all, the book
is clearly written and easy to understand."
Tom C
"Thank you, I'm very excited about the book. I'm
sure this will help, it explains a lot I've not learned
before from any teacher."
B. Garcia
"Nate is on to something here! Highest recommemdations!
A++++"
J. Buchanan
Although I thought I knew how to play chords from a lead
sheet, my interpretation never sounded convincing. In
one hour, Nathan showed me his voice leading method and
there was major improvement. The lead sheet we worked
on sounded smoother and more "jazzy". Later
in the week, I purchased the sheet music of the song I
had worked on. As written out by the song writer, the
music was exactly - note by note - what Nathan's method
had led me to. This method is going to save me a lot of
money on sheet music!"
Matt Gandolfo
"Thank you so much for your book! I took lessons
for three years and I still couldn't do anything. After
I read the first chapter of your book, I was able to work
through my favorite song, 'Stardust'. Now I can play it
from memory and it sounds great!"
Susanne Ortega
Earlier today I purchased your Piano Manual. I have made
my way through the first two Chapters, GREAT INFORMATION!
I would have attended at least four or five traditional
lessons to have integrated the same information. As far
as I'm concerned the book has ALREADY paid for itself.
I am looking forward to the subsequent chapters and be
sure to keep me posted in regard to your "supplementary
work in progress". You have a talent, your book is
one of the few instructional "how to play piano"
manuals I have been able to understand.
THANK YOU,
Jessy A Cockrum
"I've been practicing the method for a few months
now, and I just can't believe the difference in my playing.
Thanks for writing this awesome book!"
Christie Moneclaire
"Just to let you know your book arrived in Friday's
mail, and I am
really enjoying it. I am one of those people who have
taken years of
lessons and can play sheet music, but like to just sit
down and play from
fake books too, and the "7" chords always threw
me. I finished the first
two and 1/2 chapters of your book yesterday, and really
think it is going
to help me enjoy playing and help me sound better too.
Thank you muches."
Rose M Brown
"Thank you very much Nathan :) I like this method
very much. I was trying to memorize the chords and all
the voicings before without thinking about the harmony.
Now I am learning step by step and actually doing more
thinking then just trying to memorize."
Saniye Burcu Ozserim
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