George Hrab

Like that sounds that could be a thing, but there's no way to really even tell that.

They talk about how they're normally it takes 12 years to achieve success.

Like the equivalent of a black belt in piano, which they associated with this ABRSM, which is the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music Diploma, which is sort of a test and that's a thing that exists.

It's a legit thing.

They say that normally it takes 12 years to get to that level, that black belt level.

But their students can do it in four.

96% of their students can get to that high level of piano pedagogy in four years.

Which, it made me wonder, where are all of these students then if they're doing this in four years?

You know, let's say you start playing piano or taking lessons at nine years.

10, you should have 14, 15, 16 year olds that have these, you know, supposed 12 years of traditional piano knowledge behind them.

And they just sort of weren't there.

It's like there's none on their website.

There was none in the 60 Minutes story.

There should be just like covered in all of these kids having all this information.

And you would think if they did exist, they would absolutely showcase it.

That's the thing.

That would be front and center.

Yeah.

They claim that other piano methods, current piano methods are all stuck in the 1700s in the same time as Mozart.

You know, they come and they say.