Color Music is unlike other “color” methods. Why? Because the color patterns in this system aren’t random. Instead, Color Music is based on a scientific connection between light and sound.

In a nutshell, here’s how it works. You simply combine the 12 colors of the color wheel with the 12 keys of the “circle of fifths”– that is, the special pattern of keys in music. You then rearrange these 12 notes into what’s called the “chromatic scale” — the note pattern we use to play instruments.

And bam! You can suddenly see how the notes are laid out … and how they relate. In fact, the color and note patterns are so perfectly matched that it’s almost spooky. Together, color and music paint a picture that’s surprisingly simple. Just two different languages that tell the exact same story. Because you already understand colors, it’s now easy to learn the vocabulary and logic of a musician.

Of course, Color Music isn’t just a pair of training wheels. Instead, it’s the “holy grail” of patterns. The one that people have been trying to find for a very long time. And once you jump in, you’ll be playing better than you ever thought was possible. Enjoy!