Why Most Online Piano Lessons Websites Suck
Recently, I did a Google search for the term “piano lessons.” After hitting the return key, it came up with millions of search results. Of course, I’m only going to wade through the first 20 or so. And so I did.
The one site I came upon more often than others (because of the Google ads) was something called Rocket Piano. It’s a site that promises to teach you piano. What’s not clear is just exactly what style it teaches. But it does promise to teach you piano.
On the site is a black and white picture of the creator (supposedly) named Ashleigh Southam. Now, I’m not saying this product is good or bad. It would be nice to see a sample
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Another site you’ll see a lot is called Hear and Play. This site is a lot clearer in what it teaches - gospel piano. Not being a fan of gospel piano, I can’t comment on the content. What I can comment on, however, is the tacky nature of the website itself. It’s very “sales” oriented as its author wants to sell you his products and services. Nothing wrong with that. Just a little too flashy for my tastes.
All in all, a good piano lesson website will give you a sample of what’s being offered. If not, they’re trying to hide something
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I’m not saying that what I offer is the best online piano lessons site. I am saying I show you what kind of lessons to expect. Look you can shop around and buy anything you want. But ask yourself why a website wouldn’t show you what they’ve got first.
Edward Weiss is a pianist/composer and webmaster of Quiescence Music’s online piano lessons. He has been helping students learn how to play piano in the New Age style for over 14 years and works with students in private, in
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