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"Don't miss! Rock icon teaches piano improv in your home!", Do not underestimate the value of these lessons! Pete Sears is a rock icon and has generously created an inexpensive all inclusive package (DVD and online book) to show what you need to play like his contemporaries: e.g., Elton John, Ian Stewart (Stones), Nicky Hopkins (Stones), Ian McLagan (Rod Stewart), Ian Armitt (Long John Baldry).

Instruction is geared for beginners or intermediate players, but it's actually for anyone who wants to learn or review the ins and outs of piano improvisation. The focus is on visual spatial relationships as they apply to scales, chords and progressions. The player is encouraged to get familiar with these concepts and apply them in all keys. Because it's a DVD: if something confuses, you can watch it again.

Myself, I'm a fairly solid player but can't always pick out the construction of fast licks on recordings. Books and teachers aren't always helpful. Here, Pete lays the out the components and incorporates them into performances where his playing can be viewed from above.

Relevant exercises promote fluidity and confidence. Chord inversions and jazz voicings comprise rich arrangements. Scales and modes over chord progressions create a variety of moods. Everything but the time and hard work is in this package. You'll become great if you keep at it and follow Pete's thoughtful instruction.


"Solid piano tutorial for those with a little ome experience", The title of this DVD is a little misleading - while it does teach you "how to play the piano" and it covers all the rudiments that are necessary for a foundation of piano playing, in my opinion the real value comes "between the lines". The real gems are watching a well-rounded musician playing blues riffs with ease close up while explaining what is happening.

The DVD covers the basics well and you'll need to know your 7ths, blues progressions etc if you want to play pop/rock piano. It covers the elements necessary for rock, pop and classical, i.e. scales chords and melody.

Pete puts his own spin on piano lessons, especially when he says "play this chord and just listen to it for a minute". One sometimes forgets that listening is an important part of playing and putting a melody together with chords creates music. Pete is a bit soft spoken at time and a review of the chapter helps in revealing more than a superficial run through does.

Pete Sears is a true rocker ( in the best sense of the phrase, a little "insane" as he puts it, a little mystical, a little spacey perhaps but always right on with the instruction. Well worth the money and time to invest into it! Rock on Pete!


"Lessons From a Master Piano Player", As I was looking around for a proper method to learn the piano, I stumbled across the Pete Sears method. I was aware of the bands that he has played in but when I got this, I realized how truly an amazing player he actually is.

I've seen some a few other piano DVD's where the instructor gives you a "robotic" factual note-by-note lesson of where things are and how they should be.

But Pete interjects his own life lessons into this DVD. And due to his many years in the business, you would assume he has played in just about every live and studio situation imaginable.

The lessons themselves are clearly illustrated on the screen with graphics of the keyboard as well as an overhead view of Pete's fingers walking you through each lesson.

I wouldn't honestly say this DVD is for children whose parents want something for their kids first piano lesson. But if you are seriously looking to learn how to play the piano, this one if for you.

"Good, for those with a good attention span.", I only recommend this for people with good attention spans. While the teacher is an accomplished pianist with lots of information to offer, he's not very effective at keeping your interest for long periods of time. If you're looking for an upbeat, exciting DVD that will entertain you while its teaching you, don't look here.

"The most boring DVD ever", This guy might be a great musician, but as a teacher, well... Even though I'm very interested in learning piano, I tried not to fall asleep during his long and boring speech... but I couldn't.
Try it if you're pacient, I couldn't.

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"Outstanding Instruction", I am indebted to Mr. Sears for sharing his expertise in this DVD. It represents three hours of very well presented instructional material. His presentation style is a delight, and it is joy to a count this top professional among my teachers. I've reviewed a large number of piano instructional DVD's and this one stands out as my all time favorite. It is also very reasonably priced. If you are a beginner expect to review this DVD more than once.

His ending dialog on music appreciation is in itself almost worth the price of the DVD.

Again, thank you Mr. Sears. I hope you will one day do another.

WPFleming
Gallup, New Mexico

"Great way to learn piano!", It is very nice DVD course of piano, very logical and very practical. It explain things very well, the musical theory, the way how to play and so on. It is much of fun to follow exercises and as in two weeks of following one I can play some simple pieces but what is much more important I understand what I'm doing. 5 start I love the DVD.