Weekly Update # 23 - Jan 26th, 2020

Hello again, dear fellow pianists!
 

Some news, first,
 

We are working hard on a new songbook that will be published very soon. It is geared for more experienced students, but the results are really beautiful. We hope to unveil it in the coming week!
 

In the meantime, you can obtain the existing songbooks, in a printed or a digital form, at a very reasonable price here (you can also listen to some samples and see the full list):
  https://www.pianoesperanto.com/songbooks
  or directly to the bookstore here:
  https://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?contributorId=1636185
 

Naturally, you first need to learn our system. All the course materials are free and if you only downloaded the course books, we urge you to also freely register to our online school. Here you can browse through the lectures using an iPad or a laptop and easily view and listen to Yanna playing. The online course is personal and you are not committed in any way. Just progress at your own pace and as an added benefit, you can add your comments, see other students’ comments and view our responses.
 

Here is the link to register.
  https://pianoesperanto.teachable.com/
 

Once you do, enroll in the PENTA Primer course first, and later, at any time, you can also join, for free, in the PENTA Pro course.
 

Feel free to write to us with any question at hello@pianoesperanto.com
  As we did in the last 2 weekly emails, we continue to show you how versatile PENTA™ is. This time we’ve included some famous songs from the Eighties played masterfully by Yanna. They are all scripted with PENTA and each takes no more than one page! You can get to this level and play like this within six months.
 

Careless Whisper / George Michael – Click Here to listen
  Hello / Lionel Richie– Click Here to listen
  Calling You (Bagdad Café) / Jevetta Steele– Click Here to listen
  Every Breath You Take/ Sting – Click Here to listen
  Take My Breath Away (Top Gun)/ Berlin– Click Here to listen
  We are the World/ USA for Africa– Click Here to listen
 

Have a wonderful week, and keep practicing!
  The Piano Esperanto team