Honest Review Of “Learn Piano In 21 Days”

At first when I heard about this Piano course which promises you that they will teach you piano in 21 days the first thing that came in mind is this meme.

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A lot of courses are spread everywhere claiming they are the best and they can teach you X or Y thing in Z time. But almost all of them are nothing more than just sell hype. But trust me this time I was wrong. Learn Piano In 21 Days actually delivers what they offer.

So let's dive a bit more into it and find out what they offer and how you can learn piano in just 21 days.

Piano In 21 Days Honest Review

Learn piano in just twenty-one days - that seems a bit too good to be true. After all, doesn’t it usually take years and years to play the piano?

When I first came across Jacques Hopkin’s Piano In 21 Days course, we were intrigued but skeptical.

As a former engineer, Jacques seems to have “cracked the code” on how to simplify piano playing to its most streamlined form. At Piano In 21 Days, that means chord-based playing and improvisation.

Reading through Jacques’ website, a few things become immediately apparent. He’s not your average music teacher, and he’s not here to teach you Chopin or Rimsky-Korsakov. There’s also (thankfully) no Mary Had a Little Lamb or other kiddie songs in sight! Only popular tunes from Adele, Bruno Mars, the Beatles, and more.

What It Offers and How They Deliver

This course has the end goal of you being able to select songs of your choice and play them with Jacques’ chord-based approach. So what exactly could you learn from Piano In 21 Days? Here’s what this course covers:

  • Note mastery
  • Major and minor chord formations
  • Hand coordination
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    Improvisation
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    Advanced chords
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    Scales
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    Inversions
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    Jacques’ 5-step song-learning process
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    Optional topics such as melody, ear training, and more

Okay, so that’s what Piano In 21 Days claims to teach you. But does it work? Let’s take a look at some testimonials from a third-party review site where real students have reviewed Jacques’ course.

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Highly Recommended

" I only wish Jacques Piano in 21 days was around years and years ago. He's a great teacher; the course is very easily digestible and bears no resemblance to the horror stories of piano tuition it seems that too many have experienced. "

DANA MOORE  //  Atlanta

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Learning Piano Can't Be More Easy Than This

At last I'm doing something that has always been at the back of my mind (and I'm not a kid) enjoying it too, isn't that an important part of the secret? Yes I recommend the course, it's an opportunity to touch and feel the feel the music that's inside us all, and that's a good thing.

Michael  //  Sydney

old women

Worth Every Penny

The 21 days course is a very good instructive course. I have been working my way through it and am about half-way through. At age 91 I find it challenging, but quite worthwhile.

Doris  //  Milwaukee

Senior Man

Jacques Knows What He Is Doing

It sounds too good to be true, but this system really does work. Three weeks in and I'm playing real songs (not chopsticks or Swans on the Lake), current music! I know most of the chords by heart and know how to figure out the ones I don't know by heart. This is the real deal! (Truth in advertising---I did take piano lessons for a year, so I had a basic understanding of piano, but that was 40 years ago.

Ethan  //  Glasgow

Chinese WOmen

The Only Course You Need

Jacques is a great teacher. He is passionate about teaching piano and breaks down a complicated subject into simple, fun steps.

Guang  //  Tianjin

How It Is Different From Other Courses ?

So how do Jacques’ students get such great results without any in-person training? By providing a combination of online resources and personalized assistance. Each new student gets to choose from several options to best suit their needs.

For some, his standalone workbook might do the trick, while many others will prefer video and audio options.

Another option that seems to have impressed many Piano In 21 Days students is Jacques’ new Melody and Ear Training Course, a.k.a. “the next 21 days.” Having multiple options and levels of support allows you to customize your learning experience.

Is It Suitable For You ?

If you are still confused than let us summarize it for you and see who Piano In 21 Days might be a good fit for. This course could be right for you if you are:

  • A complete beginner who doesn’t want to learn classical music or music theory
  • A disillusioned piano student who’s looking for a simpler, speedier way to play popular songs
  • A busy person who needs a flexible learning structure
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    Someone who’s been told they are “too old” to learn piano but is still determined to try
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    Anyone who wants “easy, fast, and fun” to define their piano-learning experience

That said, this course might not make sense for you if:

  • You want to become a professional pianist or focus on playing classical works.
  • You expect intensive music theory training.
  • You want a traditional learning experience with a teacher watching you every step of the way.

70,000+ people have already given Jacques’ resources a test drive with his free 5-day workbook - will you be next?

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6 thoughts on “Honest Review Of “Learn Piano In 21 Days””

  1. The course is well marketed but I think they do not deliver what they promise. Its not at all possible to learn piano in 21 days. Mark it

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    • As I said they actually teach you piano in 21 days but don’t get your expectations too high. This is sort of marketing gimmick as learning piano is not as easy as they make us belive. However, they will teach you basic stuff which will later help in forming a solid base for further learning.

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  2. I have been using the chord method for a year or so, which is chords with the left hand and the melody with the right hand. I want to learn what to do to embellish the melody and chords, which would take my music to a much higher level and sound like a professional. Playing only what is on a “lead sheet” sounds too elementary. It would be very nice to learn to improvise at the keyboard.

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