Learn to play the piano under the tutelage of the most forbidding looking Big Brotherish instructor EVER
July 11, 2012
Perhaps Professor Louis Ruben was a kind, gentle, bespectacled man, a generous giant who passed his love of music on to subsequent generations. Or maybe he was a knuckle-rapping tyrant whose resemblance to Orwell’s Big Brother is anything but coincidence. Your guess is as good as mine.
Anyway, if you want to take a break from your no-effort workout regimen to learn the piano with little to no effort, it sounds like the Rhythmagraph method is right up your alley. THE UNATTRIBUTED BLURBS OF PRAISE HAVE CONVINCED ME.
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Jared
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Considering they could learn to play piano in one lesson, build muscles in 7 days, etc., it’s a wonder our comics-reading forefathers weren’t all hypertalented renaissance men. Or maybe they all just spent their comic-ad money on sea monkeys?
Or mail-order monkeys.
He went on to write a large correspondence course for piano, and was the holder of several musical patents, and also developed the “Arthur Godfrey Uke Player”. He later used the professional name “Dean Ross.” He died suddenly a month before his 50th birthday, in January 1954. He was my father.