Scott Houston has been called the "Pied Piper of recreational music-making." Since the debut of his highly successful public television special, Play Piano in a Flash, millions of viewers have been introduced to his motivational and entertaining approach to learning to play non-classical piano. The popularity of the special led to the creation of Scott's weekly public TV series, The Piano Guy, in April 2004. One year later the program became one of the first "how-to" shows to be produced in high definition. Numbering over 100 half-hour episodes, the Emmy Award-winning series has become "must-see" programming for music lovers and recreational music makers across the country and around the world. Besides the countless array of Piano Guy products available to the consumer, segments can also be viewed as Video on Demand (VoD) offerings on cable systems as well as streaming video features on the Internet (See the show). "The beauty of VoD is that you can watch it whenever you want," says Producer R J Cavallaro. "It's perfect for a 'how-to' show." A lot of Scott's viewers like to record his programs and view them at their leisure. With VoD, you can pause, rewind or fast-forward and watch it again and again. "This is very much like the early days of television. Viewing habits are changing, and we're seeing entirely new ways of reaching target audiences. Whether it's high definition images or Video on Demand, we're committed to providing viewers with experiences that make sense for today's lifestyles and technologies." For more information on Scott Houston, his videos, books and workshops, visit his Web site at www.ScottThePianoGuy.com.