I like the sequence of lessons I like the sequence of lessons and exercises for basic piano playing. I've been challenged to play each step/day lesson for the sequence of piano skills to be learned. I've only progressed to Day5 in the 'Piano in 21 Days'. I'm trying to be proficient at the 'medium' speed ('fast' is too much!). My age and dexterity is an issue. I'm looking forward to continuing with the 'Piano in 21 Days' (...guessing for the next 4+ months).

Never played a chord prior to this I started out never playing a chord in my life on the piano, and now a little over a month since I started your program I'm playing some songs and getting a ton of enjoyment out of it. My wife and kids are pretty impressed with how far I've come in a month. :) This course really jump-started my journey with learning the piano.

Attainable and fun! He lays things out in small bits, just enough to be exciting. Then when you've mastered one skill he adds another one and you feel like it's changing everything in the most fun way. I can see how very quickly I can go from knowing very little, to being able to jam out with my favorite songs!

Piano in 21 Days has me hooked! Jacques Hopkins' Piano in 21 Days has me hooked! Engaging, challenging, FUN exercises make it a joy to learn, practice, and (learn to) improvise. Jacques has a casual, personable teaching style and explains and demonstrates everything clearly and thoroughly. For me, this is more "Piano in 21 Lessons," rather than 21 Days, because I'm pokey AND I don't play every day (I know, I know ...) but it is enjoyable and effective, and has been worth every penny. Love it!

The ease and ability to go back to… The ease and ability to go back to previous lessons that I thought I had mastered I then recognized that I need more practice I also think that the name “Piano in 21 days is somewhat misleading. It appears to send the message that playing the piano proficiently can be accomplished in 21days