Do we really need online piano courses like Piano For All?

The 2020 epidemic forced everyone to go deep and look at their passions deeply. Many people all over the world have changed their focus away from socialising and into more introverted pastimes.

Learning to play the piano is one of these hobbies. The demand for pianos was so great in 2020 that dealerships were running out of inventory.

Along with an increase in piano sales, there has also been an increase in global demand for piano courses. However, because they are too expensive for the typical person to purchase, there has been a boom in low-cost online piano lessons.

And Piano For All is a market leader in this field.

Many of my readers asked me to write a review on Piano For All. I won’t lie, I was flooded with requests like these in my inbox.

So I said, why not give it a chance and share my honest thoughts on the program? And, since I always trust my personal experience over what other people say on the internet, I bought this program and went through all of the lessons, read all of the books, and watched the videos all the way through.

And now I’m here to give you my honest opinion on Piano For All.

NOTE: I have offered my honest opinion in this review, which is entirely based on my own experience with Piano For All. There is no bias in this content in favour of or against Piano For All.

How can someone who has never played the piano benefit from it?

Even if you’re a complete beginner when it comes to playing piano, what I’ve found is that this program will grab you by the hand and teach you the fundamentals of playing piano in the same way as a personal tutor would.

As a newbie, I completed this program by watching all of the videos till the end, reading all of the books cover to cover, and being all ears when listening to audio lectures…

And I’ve never experienced any missing links, confusing examples, or the feeling of losing control of the subject.

Every lesson was straightforward but comprehensive.

Is Piano For All a Subscription-based offer?

Unlike most of the reviews on the internet, I don’t beat around the bush when it comes to talking about the prices of the products I review. Since this is the most important question in your mind right now, I’ll answer this right away.

Speaking of Piano For All, you don’t need to pay a monthly subscription. There’s a one-time price that you have to pay while purchasing and that’s all. Also when it comes to the price, it’s quite pocket-friendly.

It costs $79 (one-time price), although they had a limited-time discount when I bought it, which I’m sure they still have on their website. So it only cost me $39, which is a bargain.

Background

Thousands of piano courses are available online. Unfortunately, the majority of them are not created by a professional pianist with a complete grasp, knowledge, and, most importantly, passion for what they are teaching.

But luckily, Piano For All is one of the reputable courses developed not by a businessman, but by someone who is passionate about the subject.

Robin Hall, being a respected piano master for decades, once felt that teaching piano in person will only help a few people who can afford his classes.

But, since he wanted to share his experience with as many people as possible, he felt he needed to design something that could help him reach his goal.

And it was there that Piano For All was born. It’s a piano lesson for individuals who can’t afford or don’t want to pay a lot of money for a private tutor.

Is this another one of those cheap “learn something in a day” schemes?

To be honest, I wasn’t sure of the depth of this when I bought it and assumed it was one of those “fast schemes” that I had purchased previously.

However, after taking a closer look at the program’s curriculum, I believe I can confidently say that, unlike other items on the market, this is an excellent program.

It provides in-depth knowledge of the subject as well as numerous valuable tips and tactics to help you learn faster and make the learning process less scary for beginners.

What’s in it that fascinated over 300,000 students worldwide?

Piano For All, the most popular online piano course on the internet, has been chosen by over 300,000 students around the world. As a result, it maintains an alpha position in its market.

Also, the quality that Piano For All has to offer is uncompromised.

When I purchased the course, I thought it might include a few video lessons containing tips and tricks and an ebook or something similar to read. But, the actual content was quite surprising for me. Here’s a bird’s-eye view of the content:

detailed books on every subtopic

Blues Rock ‘N’ Roll, Advanced Blues & Fake Strides, Ballad style, Jazz, you name it! There’s a book on every major topic.

500 Embedded Audios

Don’t just read, listen to an audio version of it as well. So that you don’t miss anything.

200 Video Lectures

Because it’s an online course, it obviously has video lessons. But commenting on the value of it, I must say that those video lessons might be the best, and most thorough I’ve ever seen in a low-priced online info product like this.

Lifetime access

As I said earlier, this product doesn’t charge every month like some of the other programs in its market do. So, to be able to access it, you don’t need to refill your subscription each month. You just have to pay a one time fee and you will get unlimited access to it.

Access across all devices

You don’t have to sit in front of your computer or open your laptop every time you want to use it. To save time, you can simply use your phone to access it.

The Good

• This program was created by someone who is already a successful pianist.
• On a daily learning basis, the program is highly flexible and requires minimal time. You can easily fit it into your jam-packed calendar.
• The videos are thorough and really dig into the deepest areas of insight without making you feel overwhelmed.
• The books are packed with wisdom along with excellent explanations.
• The audio recordings are of high quality and serve as an excellent supplement to the texts.
• Even if you’re a complete rookie, you shouldn’t have too much trouble getting some positive results.

The Bad

• If you don’t like pre-recorded classes, prefer live coaching, and don’t care about the price, this might not be for you.
• Even while the program is designed to help beginners understand better, you will still need some dedication and be able to practice on a regular basis.

Does this program work?

So, in terms of the program’s quality, I couldn’t find anything further to critique. It is unquestionably ideal for people of all ages, regardless of prior experience with playing piano.

If you put in the effort, this program will work miracles for you. But, if you lack dedication and discipline, no program will ever help you. I know some individuals who buy programs like this and complain that those things don’t work out for them, but when I realise how less serious they were to learning what they wanted to learn, their failure doesn’t surprise me.

Long story short, even if this program is wonderful for beginners, you will still need to put in some effort and discipline for it to work for you.

Final Thoughts

One thing I loved about it is that even if the product is cheap and has a lot of value, you’re still protected by a money-back guarantee.

If you don’t enjoy it and think it’s one of the best online programmes to learn a new skill, you can get your money back within 60 days of purchase. Personally, I don’t believe any typical piano student would ever dislike or reject a decent program like this. But that’s only my opinion. At the end of the day, you are the one who will purchase it, so you must think and decide whether or not a product like this is suitable for you.

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