Aug 14, 2009 – San Diego, CA – Anyone even remotely familiar with New Age Music has heard of David Lanz.

For over 20 years this musical prodigy has enthralled his listeners and fans with his genius, creating mesmerizing piano melodies - bringing to life the beauty of nature and creating gentle moods that soothe and relax.



With success measured by his popularity (his albums have gone platinum, and one of his recent works “The Good Life” crossing over into mainstream radio) David is by far one of the giants in his profession.

So it’s no wonder that teacher, author and composer Edward Weiss is thrilled at receiving a personal endorsement from the master himself.

“This is not only a wonderful surprise, but an honor as well” Edward enthusiastically reports.

Here’s what Mr. Lanz has to say about Edward and his teaching methods:

"Your approach to learning this style of piano is easy to grasp and very well thought out, and I would recommend it to anyone getting started on improvisation, especially in the New Age style!"

Edward says he can teach anyone to play piano and compose their very own New Age Music, even if they’ve never touched a musical keyboard in their life. And what’s more, it’s all done over the internet, from his website at www.NewAgePianoLessons.com.

Edward explains: “Learning to play, compose and improvise doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, by following my methods anyone can soon be doing it - easily and effortlessly.”

His step by step online video instructions provides everything needed – except of course the keyboard. It’s basically “Look, Listen and Learn.”

When a visionary like David Lanz gives someone his thumbs up, you know it’s worth your time to find out more. Edward Weiss is just such a person.

David Lanz is great. I heard about him through a good friend Michael Murphy (http://www.mjmnewage.com). Michael Murphy is a newage composer from Jaclsonville, Florida. David is one of his favorites, and he credits him with inspiration to keep creating great music in the face of a narrow market for real musicianship. I have seen the newagepianolessons.com page and wondered how it was. Well I guess it is pretty good if David Lanz approves!