Concert Hands On Japanese TV Show Final.avi

August 18, 2009, Rubato Productions announced a music learning product like no other in the world, the Concert Hands System (CHS).

Concert Hands™ is the first product to utilize software with on-line gaming, E-learning techniques, robotics and haptic technology to teach piano playing in a new and non-traditional way, by physically moving the student's wrists and cueing the fingers. The CHS optional mobile features provide great opportunities for the smart phone application world. The CHS also has a library of over 700,000 songs. These songs can be purchased on-line for a continued source of income.




The future of piano learning is here. With Concert Hands, man and machine are seamlessly joined to permit anyone, regardless of musical talent or experience, to play beautiful music. Within minutes a person can begin playing songs that typically would have taken months or even years to learn.

Other products, such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band, have profited tremendously by tapping into the innate human desire to make musical gestures on an instrument, but no other product in the world has accomplished what CHS achieves.

Since its initial announcement (August 2009) the CHS has been featured by hundreds of news organizations and is due to ship in the summer of 2011.

Its developers, Gus Caicedo and Rob McGregor, have been interviewed on radio and television shows and have been invited to demonstrate the Concert Hands System throughout the world.

This video footage is from a Japanese television game show. There was also a follow up article in the Japan Business Press.

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