Fellow Pianist, Do you feel frustrated because your Christmas songs at the piano sound flat or boring?

Or, maybe you're worried about having to say "no" when asked to play a song this Christmas because you haven't learned how to quickly create arrangements on the fly?

If your answer is a big and resounding “YES," then I'm happy to tell you that I have a solution for you that will likely be the best news you've read today.

First, let me tell you my story...

When I was 15 years old I played my first gig. It was at a restaurant called the Wickford Inn in Rhode Island. Soon, I "graduated" up to the Red Rooster Inn which was just up the road, but a 'swankier' establishment.

I would open up my real book, play jazz standards, and sweat bullets worried that someone would ask me to play something I didn't know.

"Would I get fired if I couldn't play these songs?!?" I thought.

See, I wasn't great at reading music...at all. This meant I needed to create arrangements on the fly!

I could read chords and I taught myself how to create piano arrangements for jazz standards, but creating them 'on the fly' was a challenge.

This meant I needed to rely a lot on my ears, my knowledge of chords, and a little bit of luck to get through the gig.

I remember many nights having that flush feeling in my face; seeing those dozens of staring eyes watching me play the piano; nervous that at any moment I would be asked to pack up and go home.

Afraid of failure.

This feeling was especially strong around Christmas time.

Why? Well, when Christmas rolled around, I needed to play Christmas songs...of course!

However, since I wasn't playing Christmas songs all year round it felt like I was starting from scratch every time I looked at those lead sheets.

There were several tricks I know now that would have made my life easier...but I didn't know them at the time.

Could I play basic Christmas songs?

Sure, but I was always confused by the lead sheets that had so many chords per measure. I would think "How am I supposed to play all those chords?"

I also thought my arrangements stunk!

I didn't know at the time how to create a full arrangement for these Christmas songs because I spent such little time working on these arrangements all year round.

I found it difficult to create original-sounding left hand accompaniments that weren't downright BORING.

You know those arrangements...block chord, triad, one and 5...blah! I wanted something more, something that sounded like what the jazz musicians I listened to on, yes, records were playing.

I wanted to "spice up" my arrangements by playing these songs in different styles like New Orleans, Rock, Gospel or even Disco!

But I didn't know how to change the music, what chords to choose, or what rhythms to play in order to create those different styles.

Should I have worked out these arrangements earlier in the year? Sure, I admit that. But you know how it is...time slips away until before you know it someone is asking you to play Away in a Manger.

Sound familiar?

I had to "sweat bullets" to cobble together a jazz christmas arrangement at the piano, but you don't have to.

You can benefit from avoiding all of the mistakes I have made over the years!

After 25 years of playing professionally and teaching thousands of students, I've perfected my PianoWithWillie method to make it easy for you to learn as fast as possible without sacrificing quality or the important theory that you need to know as a pianist.

My teaching philosophy is simple:

1. Teach students how to get to the 'fun' stuff without being bogged down my music theory
2. Teach music theory behind-the-scenes so students learn it...without it getting in the way

I've found that my method makes it more fun and engaging for my students because they are learning right away.

Have you ever been told by a teacher that you need to learn a bunch of scales and exercises before you get to learn an actual song?

They might have you believe that learning all of those scales and exercises are necessary in order to play the song.

I've found that it's possible for me to teach all of those scales and exercises while students learn the song and arrangement.

This means my students get the benefit of learning the theory...while learning the song.

Here are some samples of lessons you will have 24/7 access to once you sign up!

If you want to learn how to create a Christmas arrangement at the piano that turns heads...this is the program you're looking for.

When you get your hands on these lessons, you’ll discover how to create full piano arrangements not just for Christmas songs...but for many other songs in your repertoire.

Smart pianists already know that these skills can be used anytime throughout the year and can be applied to any type of song…not just Christmas songs.

Here’s a sneak peek at what you will learn:

Inside you'll find full, written-out arrangements of most of the songs. Some songs will teach you techniques like how to improvise over a song or change the style. Dozens of pages of sheet music are included! See an example below:

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Merry Christmas!

~Willie

P.S. – I didn't get fired from my gig. In fact over the years I learned several tricks that made me a better sight reader! My advice: learn as much as you can, have fun playing music, and never stop believing in what you can accomplish at your instrument!

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