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We’ll be Giving Away 25 Full-Copies of The Piano Encyclopedia!

4 Apr, 2008  Add a Comment!

I got big news to share with you! :!:

We’ll be giving away 25 copies of the full Piano Encyclopedia Product. :D

YES, you read that right!

Twenty-five people will get the Full-featured complete copy of the ready-to-sell product for FREE. :cool:

I can’t tell you more since we haven’t defined the details of this new free release…

BUT, if you want to know more, stay tuned -and make sure you are already in our mailing list.

If you haven’t subscribed yet, make sure you do now- and I’ll make sure you to send you all the juicy details: Sign-up to our mailing list.

After many months of hard work and development, April will be a incredible month for The Piano Encyclopedia with many events… so I’m sure you wouldn’t want to miss all this out.

So stay tuned and I’ll be back shortly with more news! :)

Cheers!

Rod

P.S: If you haven’t done so yet, you might want to check out all the exciting new features we’ve been releasing for the past few monthsm right here: The Piano Encyclopedia’s New Features :D

P.S 2: Remember, if you want to know more about the 25 free copies that we’re going to give away and discover how to get one yourself- and you don’t want to miss the chance- make sure to sign-up to our newsletter to stay in tune with the latest news; by clicking on the following link:

Don’t miss the chance to be one of the 25 to get a FREE copy of The Piano Encyclopedia, stay in tune with the upcoming events by subscribing now to the mailing list.

It’s up to YOU to decide about our first FREE software release!

16 Jul, 2007  5 Comments

Hi there!

I am happy to tell you that we have our first poll ready for YOU to decide what is going to be the first FREE software release!

Please tell us by voting on the poll on the right side panel.

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We want your comments and opinions!

We listen to YOU!

Yes! Our team wants to develop great creations just for you, so we need all your feedback.

Here at The Piano Encyclopedia we plan to release many free products that are useful for intermediate and advanced piano players, or even those who are just starting and want to learn faster and efficiently.

Say no to hours and hours of practicing and no progress. You need tools and we plan to provide you with them, so that you can make great achievements in less time.


Would you be interested in learning chords? Never found out what scales were useful for? Or would you need some help on composing and improvising and would love to learn about harmony? Did know that intervals are the primary structure of chords, scales, and … music?

Let me tell you in more detail what we plan to cover in our future releases, so that you can tell us what you wish to try first:

Chord Dictionary

  • Contains chord and families of chords displayed graphically with keyboard illustrations and colored keys, ordered chromatically in order to learn them and memorize them easily, as well as in circle of fifths (useful for modulation purposes- aka changing from one scale to another).
  • All chords are accompanied by a description of their structure, a useful tip about their functionality and how they are used in compositions, as well as all the names and synonyms for that chord including popular, jazz, and blues standards.
  • Scale Dictionary:
    • Contains scales and families of scales displayed graphically with keyboard illustrations and colored keys showing all the keys that should be played corresponding to the scales.
    • They are also ordered chromatically in order to learn them and memorize them easily, as well as in circle of fifths (useful for modulation purposes- aka changing from one scale to another). All scales are accompanied by a description of their structure, as well as by all it’s equivalent names.

    Intervals Dictionary:

    • Intervals are the main structure of chords and scales. Contains intervals and families of intervals displayed graphically with keyboard illustrations and colored keys showing all the keys that should be played corresponding to the scales.
    • They are also ordered chromatically in order to learn them and memorize them easily, as well as in circle of fifths (useful for modulation purposes- aka changing from one scale to another). All intervals are accompanied by a description of their structure, as well as by all it’s equivalent names.

    Harmony Dictionary:

    • This is a very special dictionary, my favorite by the way, which shows how to harmonize any scale. Given each scale, it shows symbolically and graphically, with high-quality keyboard colored illustrations, what chord you should play given each note of each scale.
    • This is useful for composing, improvising, or even predicting what chord comes next in your favorite song. If you are a starter in harmony, this will probably open your eyes and your view and understanding of music will change completely. If you are more experienced, this will help you for a deeper understanding, and to be able to play along and compose in different scales more easily. I personally use them for composing my new songs.play piano suggestions

    The poll is on the right side of this blog.

    (“What are you most interested in learning” poll).

    Hope you have a great day!

    In case you forget… remember to vote and submit any comments you want!

    Thanks for being part of the piano encyclopedia, we are working hard towards improving your piano learning experience.

    Cheers!
    Rod

    P.S: Remember to subscribe to receive special free products and updates. :)