Learn To Play Piano In One Night

Oct. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Most of these newborn "piano prodigies"  are claiming their musicianship between the hours of 12 midnight and 3 in the morning. Age? Former piano player wannabes between 50 - 80 are getting their second wind and tickling those ivories for the first time during those hours and are claiming overnight success.

How?

Among the many online piano lessons available at Piano Amore are a select collection of lessons known as "Microwaves." Their purpose? To bypass the traditional approach to learning piano by cutting to the chase and using its "see-it-play-it" technology. A player with absolutely no piano playing experience whatsoever can tune into the Web, visit the site, and actually be playing within minutes.

Is it the ultimate way to learn? According to website owner and lesson creator Dave Longo, it can serve as a beginning for people who aspire to play piano. They are able to enjoy the satisfaction that can be gained by achieving quick results, which usually sparks their enthusiasm and curiosity to want to learn more about the "how's" and the "why's." But for these particular piano lessons, all the theory goes out the window. In short, if you want to "play now," this is the way to go. For more information, simply visit http://www.Free-Easy-Piano-Lessons.com and select "Microwaves" in the menu.

In addition, the site provides an array of free online piano lessons that are especially inspiring. Many of these lessons are complimented with video demonstrations that can be enjoyed via the click of a button. Visit the site at http://www.Free-Easy-Piano-Lessons.com and claim your free membership, which includes instant access to these popular tutorials.