A quick and easy way to learn for all levels The lessons are easy to follow for all levels. I especially like it when the lessons are layered, so you can learn the basic chord progressions and then add more complexity as you go. I also like the way for each part of a song, that there is a full section play through to watch, before the way to play the section is taught. I find having the sheet music helps sometimes, but generally I have found what is taught on Hdiano is more accurate. I can now play songs that I never dreamed I'd be able to play, and because of the HDpiano library, I've got a queue of songs waiting to be learned.

Incredible! I really appreciate the virtual hands-on experience. I have been working with a guy named Joe and he is phenomenal! Thank you for this amazing experience I am in the middle of for the rest of my life!

One HUGE problem... I think the instructors, lessons, and song choices are GREAT, no complaints, although it would be nice if you could expand the search capabilities, for instance I'd like to be able to search for all the songs that have been arranged with a Melody version. You get some by using the keyword 'Melody' but not all of them. I also like the fact that the sheet music is available for download on Musicnotes, even though it's an extra fee. The one HUGE problem is the interface. I'm using an iPad and originally started with the App, but it would hang up constantly, I reached out to support and they said the App was going away and I should use the Browser version. Well the Browser version doesn't hang up, but it has other problems that make it unusable for practicing. I wonder if anyone there as even tried the Browser version on a mobile device, things like creating a loop on the video are just stupid. When you click the Loop function a box shows up on the vide to set the Start Point, but it covers up the video controls, so there is no way to hit play to start the video back up after setting the Start Point. Also the slider controls on the video don't give fine enough control to make it useful, in other words getting back to the section you want to practice is frustrating and time consuming. Also, when you come back to the site to practice every day, it loses your place on the video and your loop (at least the App saved these things), so again more frustration. The sad part is that I've seen other sites that have all of these video player issues worked out, I think the company needs to take a hard look at whoever is in charge of implementing the technology and ask why they are holding the company back with this horrible, outdated video player. What's the sense of having great arrangements and instruction if the interface makes it impossible to take advantage of?

Not for me I had a terrible experience because the videos would stop altogether, take a long time to continue and then wouldn't be synced to what was being shown so I could not learn anything. There was no sheet music to go along with the videos that might have filled in the missing parts and I don't think most of the videos were tailored for beginners. Names of chords and notes were not clearly outlined in every instance. There are other, much better teaching sites available.

HD piano is OK,but leaves some things… HD piano is OK,but leaves some things to be desired.The quality of instruction is variable,depending on who the tutor is,and it really needs lyrics to go along with the songs.It is often difficult to know where we are in the song,without the lyrics-even if the tutor sang along it would be helpful. I'll stick with it as it has helped me,but sometimes it is hard work for the reasons I have stated.