Seminar Info & Details

SCHEDULE

LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2013

Sat. May 25th: 9:00am- 6:00pm (1:00-2:00 lunch break)
Sun. May 26th: 9:00am – 6:00pm (1:00-2:00 lunch break)
Mon. May 27th: 9:00am – 6:00pm (1:00-2:00 lunch break)

LOCATION

To Be Announced

COST

$495 For first-time seminar attendees
$100 For previous seminar attendees
Contact us for group rates!
You can make a deposit to secure your spot or pay in full!

Send checks payable to:
Orai Enterprises
PO Box 885
Montrose CA 91021

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:

  • All the note names on the keyboard and guitar from memory and how to   work out the note names on other types of Western musical instruments.
  • How to play all the scales and modes (a special type of scale) on both keyboard  and guitar. Dozens of scales are easily memorized during the seminar.
  • How to play every chord on both keyboard and guitar. Dozens of chords are  easily memorized during the seminar.
  • How simply the physics of sound and the history of music can be explained.
  • New breakthrough easy exercises to teach you to coordinate hands and fingers.
  • How to start reading music for keyboard and guitar in minutes not hours (even  professional musicians are amazed by this revolutionary new system).
  • How to do a simple 10 minute daily practice schedule that really works.
  • How to read chord books and chord charts so that you can begin to learn how to  accompany yourself on a keyboard or guitar while singing songs.
  • To start reading and playing music by Bach, hands together on the keyboard by  the end of the Seminar.
  • A course of 100 lessons designed for a daily practice schedule which on  completion ensures each graduate maximizes the full potential of the seminar.
  • No claim is made that graduates will play like Elton John or Eric Clapton in only one weekend but beginners understand how to read and play music by the end of the weekend and professional musicians reach new creative heights.

RULES

After 18 years of delivering the Seminar the world over, the Understanding of Music Company has found that adherence to the following rules ensures that each attendee will receive the full benefit of the Seminar.

  • No drugs or alcohol may be consumed during the weekend on which the  Seminar is being held (attendees receiving prescription drugs under medical  supervision are requested to advise the Seminar Organizer what drugs are being prescribed).
  • Any attendee with a reading or hearing problem or who is physically challenged  is requested to advise the Seminar Organizer so the best efforts can be made to  accommodate that attendee.
  • No smoking will be allowed during the Seminar but sufficient meal and rest breaks should ensure this is not a problem.
  • Any attendee who is unable to adhere to the full schedule and maintain punctuality creates a disruption to the rest of the attendees and will be refunded and asked to leave the Seminar.
  • Tape recording is not permitted as it creates a distraction. Taking notes are welcomed but not essential as all information is in the Seminar manual.
  • Each attendee undertakes to make the Seminar Presenter immediately aware of any confusion or difficulty so that it can be fully handled at that time.
Presented by Orai Enterprises

Understanding of Music Seminar

Los Angeles
May 25th, 26th, 27th 2013

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“Unbelievable to have fourteen years of information clarified so that I can pursue what I’ve always wanted to do; make music. Thank you so much.” Corneille Hutten-Burger, classical guitarist

“It took me five years to reach a point equal to the first few hours of this course. There is nothing comparable to this data in the field of music.” - BillyVan Horn

"I have taught music for thirty years and would not have believed this possible in one weekend but it really, really is!” - Andrej Mentschukoff

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