Ozie Cargile

I thoroughly enjoyed this course and got a lot out of it. I didn't realize how much I would when I first got it! A few bits of advice for prospective students: 1. Get the PDF or the printed book. Seriously, no matter how much you paid for this course, you *need* the book. I bought the course and started it, but quickly stopped, because there was just so much to take in visually. I couldn't hack it. Fast forward a number of months, I got a FB advertisement for a piano course with a book. It seemed interesting and I thought "hey, I recognize that name!" I checked and it was indeed who I thought it was. In the ad he talked about the book. I went back to the course and found that several students mentioned the book in the forum. So I went to look for the book on Amazon and ended up getting the book on PDF, as it follows the course straight down the line. I think it's fabulous! Very happy with it. 2. Follow Ozie's advice on learning, but don't try to master everything before you go through the entire course. Watch it through once fully while you're working on the modules. It'll help motivate you and have some context for the exercises. The little interludes that he does at the start of the modules are great and something that you can go to work on! This an area where the book will come in so handy, as so many of them are included with keyboard diagrams. It's invaluable to picking it up. Bottom line: This is a well structured course and has a lot of benefit for those willing to do the work. It's definitely helped me and served as a source of inspiration. Thank you, Ozie! :-D
- Review by Kenneth Gonzalez on Quicklessons Piano Course - Learn to Play Piano by Ear!