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“Even with the hundreds of hours I have spent learning this piece over 40 years, I think I have today literally doubled my understanding, thanks to you!”

— Jonathan Pavluk (Rachmaninoff Prelude Op. 32, No. 13)

“I watched the video while examining your charts. Your depth of learning, coupled with your unique perspectives, demonstrates wisdom. You got into Grieg’s brain. I am amazed by the rich patterns you found in this ‘simple’ piece and then created multiple views to anchor our experience and learning.”

— Roger Ward (Grieg: Arietta)

“It is unbelievable how much difference it makes to the speed of memorizing and understanding this (and other pieces) by simply giving names to sections as in this video.”

— Roman Blanks (Bach Invention No. 2)

“Your charts are magnificent. A work of art. Thank you for your years of dedication to these tools that help us to break down the complexity of such a piece as this.”

— Jim Letizia (Kreisler-Rachmaninoff Liebesleid)

“The only person who seems to know how to explain the music not just tell you how to play it. Phenomenal work, only complaint is I wish this was a private lesson x3”

— @ChewyTwee (Chopin Etude Op. 10, No. 3 “Tristesse”)

“I bought the chart for this piece and I got very happy. The variety and amount of information on the 5 pdf’s are unbelievable, besides some pages have colors and they are also very beautiful.”

— Andre Cirillo (Rachmaninoff Prelude in C■ minor)

“I have learnt more about expression and technique from this lesson than with any other... Wish you were my teacher.”

— bombersmoon (Beethoven Für Elise)

“This is the best lesson I’ve ever found for this piece... I’ve been playing this piece for years but now have a much deeper understanding.”

— Trevor Jameson (Bach Prelude in C)

“You have succeeded in conveying the love and passion for music. My 7 year old boy admires you too... You are very loved here in Belgium.”

— @freddus777, Belgium (Liebesleid)

“An hour and 45 minute great lesson...for free. Most teachers I’ve seen charge 200 for an hour, or more. You’re so kind and generous!”

— @Adam_Pianist (Chopin Etude Op. 10, No. 3 “Tristesse”)

“Your unique approach to the charts has hooked me though and I just downloaded them. I will have them printed properly and dig in.”

— John Flynn (Rachmaninoff Prelude in C■ minor)

“Bach’s soul is now engraved in my heart.”

— Weldon Percy (Bach Sinfonia No. 8)

“This is the best guide to Grieg’s Notturno on YouTube. Thank you so much, Sally.”

— @natl6469 (Grieg Notturno Op. 54, No. 4)

“This teaching lesson is amazing! It is full of details with your professional analysis of the music structure, which I love most. I learned a lot from your lesson. Appreciate very much your hard work to teach this piece and make this video ❤■”

— @weili2653 (Chopin Waltz No. 19 in A minor)

“Love the addendum!!! Really helpful!”

— per174 (Rachmaninoff Prelude in C■ minor)

“Your insightful structural analysis and the passion — especially your explanation of the Slavic coloration, the Sicilian rhythms, and the emotional weight behind the coda — gave me a much deeper understanding of this piece. I am incredibly grateful for the hard work you put into creating such a clear, pedagogical map for learners like me. This video is a wonderful gift to the music community!”

— @amrarchives (Chopin Ballade No. 4)

“Your commitment to not just the physical execution, but the emotional drama of the piece is mesmerizing — just as entertaining as it is educational. You are an original!”

— @dennyboleware8408 (Bach Invention No. 2)

“You are so beautiful and unique in the way you share this amazing knowledge! I’m making my way through the Bach Inventions and you are a godsend!”

— @marysaraha1580 (Bach Invention No. 6 in E Major)

“Every time I feel stuck in the score I come back to Sally’s lesson and find a way to get free. Many thanks to Sally, the great teacher and inspiring musician.”

— @Linda-vx5sm (Bach Invention No. 6 in E Major)

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— @letiziayeti (Bach Invention No. 6 in E Major)