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Play Piano in a Flash 1-on-1 Series |
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| Pack of: | : | 12 DVDs | ||||||
| Language: | : | English | ||||||
| Format: | : | DVD Video | ||||||
| Region | : | All region | ||||||
| Author | : | Scott Houston | ||||||
| Run Time | : | Approx. 22 hours | ||||||
| Country of Manufacture | : | United States | ||||||
| Shipment | : | Worldwide with Tracking Number | ||||||
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Play Piano in a Flash 1-on-1 Series incorporates:
Figure out how Scott Houston's technique for piano functions in Play Piano in a Flash, and after that figure out how to play the included piano pieces immediately utilizing the well known 1-On-1 Series. More than 22 hours of lessons included! His directions are sufficiently simple for learners, yet halfway and propelled tips and traps are additionally included. When you take in the fundamental tune and harmonies, you'll likewise have the capacity to put your own exceptional turn on the tunes!
Have you generally needed to play piano, however discovered customary lessons excessively scary? In this selective box set- - the sidekick to unique Learn to Play: Piano in a FLASH!- - you'll learn Scott "The Piano Guy" Houston's straightforward technique to make them play piano like an ace quick, and afterward learn 10 famous tunes! Scott Houston, the musician, creator and numerous Emmy Award-winning host of the general population TV arrangement, The Piano Guy, has shown a great many individuals to play the piano with his prominent open TV program. Presently, it's your turn! Item Features:
10 Popular Songs!
1-ON-1 SERIES
In Figure out how to play the accompanying melodies utilizing Scott Houston's prominent 1-on-1 Series. Every lesson incorporates coordinate video guideline from Scott, in addition to lead sheets and the sky is the limit from there! Working well ordered, section by part, Scott will show you what you have to know have the capacity to gladly take a seat and play it like an expert! Watch his hands on the piano while taking after the highlighted measures on the lead sheet to truly pick up a comprehension of what's being educated at all circumstances. Every lesson incorporates:
Don't Know Why
Grammy Award-champ Jesse Harris composed Don't Know Why in 1999, however it ended up plainly mainstream after vocalist lyricist Norah Jones discharged it as the second single on her leap forward collection Come Away With Me.
Stardust
Made in 1927 by Hoagy Carmichael, however verses weren't included until 1929 by Mitchell Parish. The first 1927 recording of the tune was added to the National Recording Registry in 2004.
Jingle Bells
Did you know this great Christmas melody was initially composed to be sung amid Thanksgiving? Whatever season of year you play it, you're certain to pull in songbirds around the piano!
In a Sentimental Mood
Duke Ellington made In a Sentimental Mood in 1935 and recorded it with his symphony that year. The verses were later composed by Manny Kurtz.
I Left My Heart in San Francisco
Figure out how to play this melody, which was composed in the fall of 1953 in Brooklyn, New York, by George Cory and Douglass Cross and is best known as the mark tune of Tony Bennett.
100 Years
100 Years was composed and recorded by American vocalist lyricist John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting, and was discharged in November 2003 in the collection The Battle for Everything.
Amazing Grace
English artist and pastor John Newton composed the verses to Amazing Grace in light of individual encounters. He distributed the tune in 1779.
Kansas City
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller composed this R&B melody in 1952. Initially recorded by Little Willie Littlefield that year, the melody later turned into a No. 1 hit when it was recorded by Wilbert Harrison in 1959.
Autumn Leaves
Fall Leaves was initially a 1945 French tune Les feuilles mortes (truly "the dead leaves") that ended up noticeably famous after the 1946 film Les Portes de la Nuit. American musician Johnny Mercer composed the English verses in 1947.
Silent Night
In 1816, a minister composed a six-stanza ballad on Christmas Eve and offered it to Franz Xaver Gruber, an organist at the congregation, who composed the music to go with it utilizing a guitar on the grounds that the congregation organ was broken!
