Piano In 21 DaysReviews of pianoin21days.com

Does exactly what it says on the tin. All the information is there but took me a bit longer to complete as it needs lots of practice.

I bought Jacques course and learned a lot about incorporating youtube videos into my playing which I never did before. Almost immediately my husband who was suffering from a fast cancer passed away. My practising and playing took a serious nose dive and I truly have not really gotten back into it yet, being only two months since my husband died.. I'm giving Jacques course a 5 star not so much because of the material but because of his emails of comfort and support to a perfect stranger were wonderful, something which I truly appreciate. So once I feel better, I will get back to my course and am confident I will continue to succeed. So 5 stars for Jacques' humanity!

This course is Very good. Already playing a couple of songs and only on day 9.

As a 17 year old with a stressful school life, I've always wanted to find a way to learn piano without having to leave my house for boring courses that will last hours and take my time from the weekend which I desperately need at this point. And since I have social anxiety I probably wouldn't be able to focus on the piano while some teacher was sitting next to me, possibly thinking "this girl has no talent" or thinking nice things and still giving me anxiety anyway. As Jacques stated, regular piano courses don't really work because of many reasons, even if you don't have these problems like me. They're long, they're boring, they're hard, blah blah. Now imagine Jacques taking all of those things, squeezing them in his fist and throwing them out of the window. Because that's what he does with his awesome courses. At first I felt like I had to be mentally prepared before starting a lesson and have nothing else in my mind, but nope, you can have little motivation and literally can still learn what you need to learn for the day even if there's only like 20 minutes before you go to bed. You watch the video in about 5 minutes, you practice what's in the video for 15 minutes or so and you're done! Though I'll admit, I still ditched the course somedays so I'm only on day 10. I'd probably finish all of them by now if I sticked to the schedule. Despite this, I've learned and improved so much that sometimes my family gets surprised and says "the guy with the French name thought you THAT too?" when they hear me playing. I just wish more people knew about this awesome "guy with the French name". He makes learning piano incredibly easy and fun. And he's not just some unreachable guy behind the screen either, he takes special care of all of his students and offers getting in contact if you have questions. Heck, he even welcomed us all one by one with individual videos when we created the accounts. I was so touched when he made a video just for me in which he tried to pronounce my Turkish name. I didn't expect that at all and I felt weirdly proud, and my admiration for him increased even more. I can't wait to take all of his lessons, become able to play all my favorite songs, become the best that I can be at piano, and one day look back and remember that it was all thanks to him.

Sorry to give just 3 stars when I've only just started. I got on well with the course until Day 7 when I got confused with the instructions for 'go to google' to Say Something Chords 5 step song-learning process, the first result. Jacques has been very helpful and its probably me who finds the information there and therefore the following instructions to 'listen to the song' and play along with it, is not making any sense to me at this time. However I am determined to push through with Jaques very useful on-line support.

It is a very different way to learn, a lot easier for some, although I am finding it hard to remember, but that is due to a health issue.

Hard to follow at times. Lessons do not resolve my left-right hand coordination - rhythm hard to grasp. To limit left hand to only octaves and fifths is confusing.

Good course but at the end he says that you may not recognize the song because you're only learning chords.