Piano In 21 DaysReviews of pianoin21days.com

Great course, although 21 days is ambitious. That, however, is due to time constraints on my part. I have learned more in 5 lessons than I ever did when trying to self teach myself years ago. Highly recommended.

For me pleasing results so far. I am a retired 72-year-old living in Rochester UK. Working on lesson ten now, surprised how much my chord progressions have improved. I like the structure of the course, it lets you progress at your own pace. My singing is terrible, lucky for me that my wife sings in a choir so able to help me out. Had a problem printing the 21-day manual, I would have preferred a hard copy if available. I could not find the manual on Amazon.The keyboard I am using belonged to my stepdaughter she had it for her school examinations 20 years ago. Yamaha PSR-220. Thanks, Jacques-I know, practise, practise, practise.

I am really having fun with this and appreciate your efforts to keep it fresh.

Day 7 All good so far!

'Piano in 21 Days' works and it is a lot of fun. Jacques is very responsive. He is truly dedicated to making the student's experience with this course productive and rewarding.

I am extremely pleased with this course and would recommend it. The only negative I have is on me and not the program. I believe those who are older, like myself, would benefit more getting the program that includes videos in order to see and hear the teachings rather than simply reading the text.

For someone who does not have a background in reading music, 21 days is a tough goal to reach.

I have not completed the program yet, because I take much more time as the course becomes more challenging, but I am thrilled with it overall. I took traditional lessons for a while many years ago. Like Jacques said, the songs are boring, and most students would be more enthusiastic if they learned to play songs they want to play.