Each exercise I've developed in the course plays a specific role in developing your understanding what you're actually doing to facilitate seamless improvisation, natural playing and most importantly, FLOW!

As an overview, the "3 Finger Exercise" not only strengthens your fingers' dexterity but also helps with major scale memorization. This directly translates to knowing which notes you can use during improvisation. The "Four and Five Finger Exercise" aims to develop the weakest finger in your right hand, the four finger. Once developed, you'll enjoy executing a variety of cool movements and phrases, including but not limited to, jazz licks, fast arpeggios, soulful grace notes, diddles, nasty turn arounds, etc. (the 1:33 minute mark in the video above has some cool examples of such licks). The "Outside Notes Exercise" serves one purpose, to strengthen the movement essential to filling out melody lines.

I hope you're enjoying quick results and now seeing how my powerful exercises have helps 1000's of adults around the world to enjoy flowing and playing naturally at the piano!

Now onto learning "Let it Be" by ear...

Exercise 3.1

Learn a song by ear. If you play by ear already, start with the intermediate tutorial above. Write down the chords and memorize the melody lines of "Let it Be". Remember, in order to learn improv and soloing ideas, you need to know a song by ear.

On the flip side, if you are a complete beginner, start with the three small videos above to learn the chorus of "Let it Be" by ear.

Feeling excited?!? Remember that to begin your journey, I have an entire PDF document and step-by-step daily guide to help ANY adult get started and learn how to play by ear in 14 days or less...that's just the tip of the iceberg!