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Which Course Should I Get?

People have been asking for the difference between my courses.

They're all about learning .... the piano ...?

The three courses focus in entirely different directions (even though there is some overlap).

Petter for Producers

My speed method for learning chords in all keys. I call it the chord gym.

Getting beautiful voicings into your muscle memory as efficiently as possible.

Making it so easy and effortless to find them all over the piano, you'll never have to stop and think about where to put your fingers when working on your music.

You'll be able to play chords with colors (7ths, 9ths, 11ths, 13ths etc) and inversions in all keys. Each chapter also includes new ways to make the chords interesting rhythmically.

Art of Accompaniment

This course works with one and the same chord progression, focusing on giving you ideas for how to perform and arrange the chords.

How to add rhythm and melody and life to make them move and flow.

The playalong examples in Art of Accompaniment are generally easier than Petter for Producers because they're all in one key.

Art of Accompaniment is designed to work as direct inspiration for the songs you're working on. Whenever you're stuck with a song, pick one of the 19 approaches (explained in-depth) to make your own chords feel new and exciting.

Piano for Beginners

My latest course, taking you from absolute square 0, through the central piano concepts you need to write easy but beautiful piano arrangements for your songs.

Extremely easy and extremely exciting.

Which course you should get depends on what your goal is, and what you personally find difficult with the piano:

Common for the courses is they're all centered around playalong videos, where you can practice each and every step together with me in different tempos, to make sure you follow along.

Do I have a bundle deal for all my courses?

Yes I do – you can get all 3 for $99 here (save another $51 on top of the summer sale discounts).

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to reach out to me at hello@pianopetter.com