Discover Your Sound with Stillpoint Piano Method

SEATTLE, May 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The demands of life, such as busy work schedules, family responsibilities, and constant concerns of the future, can often stand in the way of one's own creativity. It is easy to lose sight of imaginative thinking as daily responsibilities increase. Fortunately, Stillpoint Piano Method (www.stillpointpiano.com) is an easy and convenient way to put some creativity back into life and discover your sound by creating music. Stillpoint offers a unique approach to learning the piano using relaxation and meditation techniques that offers effective results for students, both young and old.

The Stillpoint Piano Method, developed by Thomas Rheingans, combines both relaxation and meditation practices to make learning the piano a relaxed, pleasant, stress-free experience. The Stillpoint Piano Method began simply as a personal technique that Rheingans developed so that he could practice the piano more efficiently and effectively. However, the results were so remarkable that Thomas wanted to incorporate this method into a learning tool for his students.

Stillpoint Piano Method's integrated, multi-media experience combines video, audio, and printed materials. Once the program is purchased online, the Stillpoint Piano Method workbook can be easily downloaded and printed. Using the workbook, the student can then participate in a specific video lesson on the Stillpoint website. After viewing the video lesson, the student is able to download the corresponding audio lesson from the Stillpoint website. This audio lesson, along with the workbook, gently guides students through their piano lesson every step of the way using the unique Stillpoint techniques.  

About Stillpoint Piano Method
Stillpoint Piano Method is a multi-media approach to the art of learning and playing the piano while combining both relaxation and meditation techniques. Utilizing instructional video lessons, audio lessons, and a music workbook, the program offers students of all ages and skill levels an efficient and effective way to practice in a more meditative state. Thomas Rheingans, creator of the Stillpoint Piano Method, discovered that this method could help students explore music at the piano in a more personal and profound way right from the start. For more information or to purchase the Stillpoint Piano Method, please visit www.stillpointpiano.com. Please contact Christie Communications at christiecomm.com or Lindsey Beedle at (805) 969-3744 or via email at [email protected].

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