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Once you have acquired your MUSICAL COLORS package and have installed our color coded stickers on your instrument, then you will be ready to begin learning and playing music using our interactive color coded music theory instructional manual and booklets or one of our several online resources. You have just got to try it if you are interested in playing any musical instrument. Our system will teach you how to teach yourself.

So how does this system really work?

Our system works as a totally inclusive and comprehensive approach to the study of music theory and composition, which is meant to be used in tandem with a musical instrument. This is achieved through the use of color coding musical notes and applying colorful stickers to musical instruments. The musical instruments can then be linked to a color coded music theory manual. Our MUSICAL COLORS manual is the product of over ten years of research and development into the art of presenting very complex information in a simple, colorful and efficient manner. This is the graduate work of our Chief Developer, Michael John Wiley, which originally began in 1991 at the University of Arizona. Though this method is a case in some serious study, the freedom and ability to realize on a musical instrument what you are studying is quick and responsive. Almost anyone can take to this system very quickly, as color is the key that unlocks our minds to be more creative and improve our memories.

This is a sample page from our Intermediate MUSICAL COLORS Manual:


If you want to skip the printed manual and use a personal computer, you will be able to log on to our MUSICAL COLORS web site in the future, download a very powerful musical program and let us do the musical navigation for you through our extensive manual resources.

MC Composer Music Theory Manual Interface

will help you, teach yourself music, right from your own computer!

Click here to learn more...


Also, get access to our
MUSICAL COLORS data base of songs:


Children understand the idea of building blocks very early on and this idea can be related to music notation (i.e.
MUSICAL COLORS Building Block Notation). In this way, very young children can then begin to read music and train their eyes to follow the vertical and horizontal elements of music, which are the fundamental principals of how music moves in time. As children grow and learn, MUSICAL COLORS Building Block Notation can then be substituted by MUSICAL COLORS Standard Notation. Imagine color coded musical instruments and color coded sheet music and what would happen when used together. Well, we know what happens and we know how it happens. We end up making MUSIC together with COLOR in a very short time.



COLOR can improve the attention span of just about anyone to learn MUSIC.



COLOR can spark the interest and desire of children to learn the art of MUSIC.



COLOR can open up for us many new ways of relating to the study of MUSIC.



We are building relationships with existing music software companies to impact the music world and help bring about a unified color coded musical system. Once
MUSICAL COLORS is fully up and running, we will be able to provide notated music in various forms or you can make your own. Any musical score can be viewed with our MUSICAL COLORS Building Blocks or with our MUSICAL COLORS Standard Notation.

All made possible by our MUSICAL COLORS
Player Piano Music Scroll Converter.




With MUSICAL COLORS you will...

• learn to play all musical scales quickly and accurately in any position or key.


• know how chords and melodies are built and in what scales they originate.

• see the complexity of relationships that occur when music is heard.

• find a comprehensive way to understand the function of music.

• learn the basic building blocks of Melody and Harmony.

• play chords anywhere and in any position or key.

• play all types of music on your instrument .

• compose your own unique music.

B
e c o m e your
own
T e a c h e r


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