Even though the latest update appears to be January in 2008 -as seen in the last post of our blog- you may check the latest updates in our Piano Community Room, where updates are made almost daily!

Here is the link to our Piano Community Room and you’ll be able to see messages from other users too:
http://pianoencyclopedia.com/blog/chat/

I am so glad that you’re excited, we’re all very anxious into releasing this and starting this Piano Learning Revolution that will really change piano learning!

Stay in touch and make sure to tell me more about you!
Cheers!
Rod

I see the last update on this site appears to be January 2008. Is this site still active?

I am really interested in the piano encyclopedia and would like to see an update on whether it will still be coming soon… and if you have an idea if it will be within the next 3,6, or more months.

I guess I am feeling like a kid waiting for Christmas.

Anne

The idea is to teach harmony concepts right from the beggining, accelerating the learning progress throughout simple but very powerful music concepts that will let you compose, improvise, and look at the songs that you already play with a different scope. All those music and harmony secrets unveiled.

With 20 years of piano playing I am sure you might have lot’s of experience, but the system we’ll let you explore areas of your interest and in the desired depth and difficulty. So you’ll have much to enjoy, and especially in the Harmony Dictionary.

The Harmony Dictionary is growing bigger -and with more new features. We’re now working so that you’ll be able to compose your own songs in your computer, write and listen to chord progressions, learn about song-reharmonizations, and advanced composing techniques, all with interactive animations.

You’ll learn how to harmonize *any scale* -*any melody*, and your piano vision really will change.

You’ll understand the relation between chords and scales, and how they make harmony together. Once you understand that you’ll see music pieces in a whole different way, or at least that was my experience.

As I said before, it’s my personal favorite. I now spend most of my time improvising and composing my own works.

Simon stay in touch, and tell me more about yourself and your piano background!
Cheers!
Rod

P.S: We’ll post about the new features we’ve developed soon! Simon, also be sure to sign-up to the mailing list to receive an invitation for the beta-testing, and feel free to contact me by email.