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Sept 26, 1988 Dear Virginia & to whom it may concern, Here I am, on a third attempt to learn to play an organ. First on a Lowery bought some 25 years ago, the unit still stands in our home. Four years ago I purchased a portable Yamaha and took a few weeks of instruction, still no signs of progress. Then, three weeks ago I signed up for your "Keys & Chords" course. Already I can feel the progress. The method of presentation has been to the point & the adaptation of the lessons to my needs and my keyboard has been skillfully done. Your faith in your method and your enthusiasm has raised my hopes of success this time. I know practice makes perfect, so practice is necessary. Your practicing assignments have been fun for I am using your techniques to make harmonious sounds and I hear favorite tunes coming from my fingertips, albeit at times somewhat falteringly. Thanks Virginia and staff for your teaching and support, and good luck in your new school location. Wilf Dobbin Dear Virginia, When I came to Keys & Chords last November, I did not know where or how to begin to play chords. Six months have now past and I am playing over thirty songs with chords very successfully. I have had a dream since I was eight years old to be able to play a piano or organ, and now my dream is well on its way to becoming a reality. I don't quite know how to express my appreciation for all the help and knowledge I have acquired with your unique method of teaching. "Bless You" I thank "you" and "Keys & Chords" for my first successful six months. You and your husband have a great summer, will be in touch in the fall. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Jan Terry August 7th, 1989 Dear Virginia, Please consider this note as a letter of reference regarding you and this Keys & Chords music school. When I first saw your advertisement, I was skeptical that one could learn 1000 songs in 10 lessons. Well, I did so, using Keys & Chords method, but more importantly it was an enjoyable experience. No boring scales, no theoretical drudgery, just a sense of accomplishment from lesson to lesson. As a teacher I found that you know your subject (in fact you seem to live it) and you have a unique talent to convey instruction in an inspirational way. I have had many hours of pleasure over the summer months playing songs from the varied selection you gave me. I have given your business card to a few friends that seemed interested, and I have no hesitation in recommending you to anyone who inquires. Sincerely, Oz Hollands |
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