Enrolled in pianoin21days with high… Enrolled in pianoin21days with high hopes, but the one-size-fits-all approach didn't cater to my learning style. Progress was slow, and support was lacking when I reached out for guidance. Left feeling like I wasted my time and money.

I have never played a musical… I have never played a musical instrument in my life but as I've gotten older I've decided I wanted to try. I got a keyboard for my 60th birthday and quickly realized I had no idea what to do next. I found Piano in 21 Days on line and thought I would give it a shot. I have loved every minute of it so far and am happy to say I am advancing at my own pace and am learning something new every day. I love the fact that you can go at your own pace and Jacques provides lots of resources to help you along the way. As I stated earlier, I'm advancing slowly but am looking forward to playing a full song in the near future!!

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

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!

Actually the course is interesting Actually the course is interesting. It's really suitable for beginners and for advanced players who just want to refresh their capabilities. It's pace is just right for some one like me. Seems like you have taken people's varing life style into great consideration and have allowed the training to go on without the risk of losing it. The piano course is simple but for some reason I can't pass a particular hurdle - the left hand fingering. Still working on it though.