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You've Got Rhythm: Read Music Better by Feeling the Beat
Finally you can have fun learning to read music!
"Your book, You've Got Rhythm, is the most amazing one-hour music experience I've ever had. Your method, honestly, seemed like practicing for a Mickey Mouse Sing Along when I first saw the photos and tried it. But after just the first fifteen minutes, I came away with a whole different understanding and feeling for rhythm. No matter how black a sheet of music is now, I don't feel intimidated. I can't believe how quickly you can get at core meanings and values using it."
— Martin Nagle, Eastpointe, MI
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book and CD $44.95
Piano, Body and Soul: a New Method for Adult Beginners
Have you always wanted to play the piano?
“Your pieces have wonderful rhythms and harmony, are fun for the fingers, and progress at a sensible, steady, and stimulating pace. I keep returning to the lively aching of Don't Look Back, the tentative moodiness of Dogwoods in April, the mournful and scary Grief, the lumbering Bear, and that Chico-Marx-meets-Three-Stooges quality of Chowderhead. My wife commented that I have a passion for piano. And your Method bears the bulk of responsibility for that.”
— Norman Cotterell, Elkins Park, PA
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Book and CD $19.95
Double Bounce: Ten piano duets for older beginners
Playing duets is one of a musician's great joys, but finding stimulating repertoire for two beginning pianists is not so easy—until now.
Anna Dembska's ten duets from Piano, Body and Soul offer beautiful, sophisticated sounds to adventurous pairs of players. This book/CD set is perfect for teachers seeking duets for teens and adult beginners, lapsed pianists looking for a fun and inspiring way to get back to the keyboard, and Piano, Body and Soul students who need a second score for their piano partners.
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$28.00 (includes shipping)
Edly's Music Theory for Practical People
“A light-hearted yet no-nonsense approach to a subject that often plagues the music hobbyist and professional alike. The book proves that music theory doesn't have to be a hair-pulling, nail-biting experience; it can actually be fun!”
— Sheet Music Magazine