About Jon Caltuna

In all my years, I have yet to meet a person that wouldn't want to play the piano. So then, why isn't everyone a musician? After many years of studying music I can say with certainty the real reason is surprising. Simply put, it's the lack of correct information and the abundance of false information. For instance, it's a common belief that it takes a lot of time to learn how to play a piano. It doesn't. The quality and the daily consistency of the time allotted for practice is far more important than the quantity of time. Another common belief is that it's difficult to learn. It's not. Music is basic math and letters. If you can count to 4, and you know your alphabet up to the letter G you already know some of the basics. Furthermore, it's a common belief that not everyone is cut out to play piano. The I don't have a musical bone in my body argument. I can assure you everyone is capable. If you have a pulse you have rhythm. So then, you may ask, where can I find the correct information I need to realize my dream of learning to play the piano?