Piano For All Review
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So What’s Piano for all?
Piano for all is a complete encyclopedia of piano lessons. The complete e-course program includes 10 piano books for beginners and advanced piano students. The course also provides 200 video lessons and 500 different audio lessons.
The sheer volume of lessons contained in Piano for All will certainly help anyone to quickly learn the advanced techniques of playing the piano.
Robin Hall revealed the ultimate secret of learning to play the piano in his e-course. His lessons are carefully arranged and laid out based on the different skill levels of piano students. Each lesson has its own audio and video demonstration which can be accessed directly with a simple click of the mouse.
Music experts were impressed by the system of Robin Hall as it considers the progressive nature of learning. Because of this system, every novice piano student will not get too overwhelmed by the lessons. On the other hand, advanced piano students will not get too bored because there are complex lessons designed for them.
Below are all the materials included in the complete piano course:
- 200 Video Piano Lessons
- 500 Audio Piano Lessons
- 10 Different Piano Books
- Party Time / Rhythm Piano
- 15 Learning Videos
- 101 Learning Audio Tracks
- Shake.. Rattle ‘n’ Roll..
- 7 Learning Videos
- 15 Learning Audio Tracks
- Chord Magic
- 4 Learning Videos
- 38 Learning Audio Tracks
- Advanced Chords Made Easy
- 7 Learning Videos
- 55 Learning Audio Tracks
- Ballad Style
- 33 Learning Videos
- 65 Learning Audio Tracks
- Jazz Piano Made Easy
- 45 Learning Videos
- 117 Learning Audio Tracks
- Advanced Blues Piano & Fake Stride
- 26 Learning Videos
- 89 Learning Audio Tracks
- Taming the Classics
- 21 Learning Videos
- 43 Learning Audio Tracks
- Speed Learning
- 15 Learning Videos
- 28 Learning Audio Tracks
- Bumper Resource Book
- General resource book for how to buy pianos, website reviews, book reviews, free resources and more
The Bad Point
The most annoying thing about this course is that the teaching material is all traditional songs and melodies. This is due to the copyright laws prohibiting them from using protected material which leaves only the traditional and anonymous compositions.
The Good Point
The whole way of learning using basic chords combined with rhythms has you playing authentic sounding piano right from the start. You can easily start this course if you are at an intermediate level too as it progresses up to quite an advanced level at the end.
The absolute best thing about this course is that it has you playing great sounding piano from the start and enables you to advance extremely quickly.
Conclusion
There’s a lot to like with Piano for All. The teaching methods are progressive, engaging and make the learning process more fun for students. It’s also extremely affordable in comparison to most piano courses out there.
Unfortunately we couldn’t give it full approval due to the issues of technical quality, mediocre video lessons, lack of visual learning aids such as light-up keys that you find in other piano courses, and possibly too much emphasis on sounding good and not enough on learning the theory behind how the music all works together. Still, when it comes to budget-friendly downloadable piano courses, it’s hard to beat the value that Piano for All provides.
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