Beethoven in Tablature The Revolutionary Way To Read Piano Music

I began my love for music in 1968 when I received a guitar for Christmas. Soon after I enrolled in group lessons and within a couple months I was told by my instructor that I was the only student in the class that was practicing and that his class would be too slow for me. He advised me to go about learning guitar on my own, so I did. I would go to music stores and buy classical guitar sheet music, bring it home and study for hours. That went on for about 40 years. I currently teach beginning piano and guitar in Orange County, California. My fascination for piano began a few years ago when I completely restored and tuned my 1901 Ivers & Pond upright piano. I absolutely love the sound of that piano but found myself frustrated because I could not produce the beautiful music I know it was worthy of. PianoVision Tab was first created as a tool to help me learn to play a Bach Prelude on the piano. I am basically a guitar player that wants to also play piano. As a teacher of guitar and beginning piano, I appreciate and understand the value of reading music as well as playing by ear and with over 40 years experience involved with music, I know that reading the grand staff of piano notation is difficult and slow for most musicians. Because this method of reading piano music works so well for me, it became my mission to share it to the world and music community to enjoy.