Brilliant Piano Virtuoso Endorses Computer System To Teach Piano After Witnessing Its Outstanding Results With His Own Daughter

Brilliant Piano Virtuoso Endorses Computer System To Teach Piano After Witnessing Its Outstanding Results With His Own Daughter

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HOUSTON/EWORLDWIRE/Oct 24, 2006 --- “Soft Way to Mozart is the 'missing link' to traditional music education,” stated the Moscow philharmonic soloist and representative of legendary Neuhaus piano school Yuri Rozum.

Yuri Rozum - world-renowned artist, a full member of the Russian National Academy of Natural Science and the President of the Yuri Rozum International Charitable Foundation - recently issued a letter of endorsement to Soft Way to Mozart, an innovative piano learning computer system. Hailed as a ‘modern day music genius,’ Yuri Rozum’s endorsement came after being an eyewitness to how the system worked with his own child. Before using the new system, Rozum’s daughter was resistant to traditional music lessons. After experiencing ‘Soft Way to Mozart,’ she is enthusiastically learning piano - successfully and with great pleasure.

'Soft Way to Mozart' was created in tandem by musicologist Hellene Hiner and programmer Valeri Koukhtiev in Houston, Texas in 2002. “The system works in tandem with classical approaches of music education. The program filling the lack of visual support during the first steps of acquaintance with the space of piano keys and musical notation,” said Yuri Rozum a classically trained Moscow conservatory graduate in his testimony.

Many professionals from the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, U.K. and other countries switched to Soft Way to Mozart after learning more about the system and getting trained and certified by system creator Hiner. “After more than twenty years of teaching, I have found no better method for teaching children to play the piano,” remarked Vice Dean of the Madrid Conservatory Victoria Lopez Meseguer; another pianist - performer and piano teacher after receiving her training with Soft Way to Mozart in Houston.

"The program brilliantly uses the computer for creating the interactive learning of music as a language. By using Soft Mozart, music teachers can apply their time and energy to more complicated professional and artistic tasks during the classes of piano, theory or Solfeggio. The computer takes care of the routine development of basic skills," added Rozum.

“The majority of children are deprived of successful music study as there is little support for students in elementary classes of music schools. We are not only losing future musicians, but, above all, we are losing educated music listeners. What a loss is experienced when the beautiful world of music remains unknown to them entirely. I encourage implementation of this system in daycare centers, schools and any organizations that are related to the upbringing and cultural education of children - for more than music institutions. In addition, this system provides inestimable advantages for home music practice,” concluded Rozum (www.yurirozum.com) in his letter of recommendation.

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CONTACT:
Hellene Hiner
Do Re Mi Fa Soft
15131 New Hastings DR
Houston, TX 77095
PHONE. 713-443-8984

KEYWORDS: Piano, computer system, Russian National Academy of Natural Science, Yuri Rozum, 'genius of a pianist', 'Soft Way to Mozart' , Hellene Hiner, music, piano, computer, education,

SOURCE: Hellene Hiner

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