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PlAY nOW!

APPLEGATE MUSIC sTUDIO
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THE PROBLEM

  • You took piano lessons years ago.
  • Found it boring.
  • Didn't have time for it.
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And now you have time for piano lessons.

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But how do you begin?

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Step 1

GO TO WWW.APPLEGATEMUSICSTUDIO.COM
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Step 2

REQUEST A FREE INTRODUCTORY SESSION
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STEP 3

CHECK LEARNING THE PIANO OFF YOUR BUCKET LIST.
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You'll have fun and exercise your mind.

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And build lifelong skills.

You can highlight tips one by one or in a list, and include more detail in the Notes if necessary:

You can always add more detail (including links) here, in the Notes:
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End result: you're a happy camper.

Show what success looks like, and how it feels!
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Learn more

TERRY SMITH | WWW.APPLEGATEMUSICSTUDIO.COM
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Terry Smith

www.musiclearningresources.com