Broaden Your Horizons By Learning To Play The Piano With Skoove

Broaden Your Horizons by Learning to Play the Piano with Skoove

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Running a business can be all-consuming, but businesspeople who only talk about work can struggle to network and socialize, ironically stifling their potential to grow as salespeople and entrepreneurs. That’s why taking up a hobby or learning a skill that’s not directly related to work can benefit your company or career.

Get a lifetime subscription to Skoove Premium Piano Lessons in our Memorial Day Sale, running until May 31 at 11:59pm PST. Just $119.99 (regular price $1,198)With a 4.5/5-star rating on the App Store, the platform is designed to help users improve their piano skills with interactive lessons powered by artificial intelligence.

Skoove Cutting-edge AI technology It recognizes notes as you play and suggests adjustments and notes in real time. This approach allows the platform to teach you a wide range of chart-topping songs with over 400 lessons and thousands of instructional videos. With a subscription, you can learn songs from artists ranging from The Beatles to Bach.

Skoove is easy to use and practice with. It’s compatible with all pianos and keyboards, including USB/MIDI and acoustic. It also works with iOS and Android operating systems on tablets, smartphones and computers. Why not try it out and broaden your horizons by incorporating it into your life today?

Our Memorial Day Special Sale runs until May 31st at 11:59pm PST. Lifetime Subscription to Skoove Premium Piano Lessons Use code ENJOY20 at checkout to get it for just $119.99 (regular price $1,198).

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