Piano for all reviews - Does it works
Piano for All is a piano teaching program that comes with 10 eBooks, 500 audios and 200 videos.
Just to be clear, I have NOT gone through to the entirety of it yet to give you a complete overview of the course.
What I have done instead is practice early tutorials for hours – because I am bad at it. So, consider this more like a first impression rather than a comprehensive review.
PROS- Comprehensive and easy learning experience.
- Elaborate and complete package for learning the piano.
- Affordable and refundable, along with offline shipping options.
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Piano For All Online Vs. Offline Review
I have to mention right away that Robin Hall, the creator of Piano for All, is a really nice person. I know most tutorial teachers are that way in video lectures but this gentleman right here made me feel welcome with all my lack of skill.
I will have to mention my embarrassing few months as a child when I was signed up for piano classes by my parents.
They spent a couple hundreds of dollars in the entire conundrum of making their kid do something more than just play video games.
Which in my opinion is way more expensive and way less fruitful than what I am doing right now.
Well, you can say that when you learn in person you get powerful insights that you can’t get on any tutorial online. But then sometimes you need to go through lessons again and again and only the comfort of video lectures can make that happen.
Although there can be some drawbacks of online learning, especially given the variety of courses online, in any case, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages always.
How Much Time Do You Really Need?
Although this program is meant for folks of all ages, let’s talk about adults a bit. Most adults are busy folks who have jobs and families to take care of. They don’t have a couple of hours to spend like most kids get the time for.
Good news for them though, Piano for All recommends only 20 to 30 minutes of practice every day; which is relatively way smaller and most folks get away with even less and irregular practice.
Final Words
All in all, I believe that Piano for All is a great learning program for anyone who wants to give this art form a shot.
The tutorials are extensive, comprehensive and very informative not only for the gurus and veterans but even for the average Joe or worse, like me.
Robin Hall has done a splendid job and if you are in the market for learning the piano then I’d surely recommend this handy-dandy program to you.
With that, I hope this review was helpful to you and I wish you a happy learning session.
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