Already make music? Add piano without starting over.
Use simple chord-based accompaniment to support real songs without beginning with sheet music, traditional theory, or years of piano lessons.
FunWithChords helps guitarists, singers, worship leaders, songwriters, and other musicians add practical piano to the music they already make.
She began learning this song only about two weeks earlier.
Simple on purpose: She is using the same repeatable chord-based process taught inside FunWithChords to support her singing. The goal is useful accompaniment, not concert piano.
Piano without starting your musical life over.
You do not have to spend years preparing before piano becomes useful. Begin with chords, songs, and practical accompaniment from the start.
Guitarists
Bring familiar chord names and progressions to the keyboard.
Singers and Worship Leaders
Learn enough piano to support your voice and practice independently.
Musicians and Songwriters
Add piano as a practical tool for arranging, writing, rehearsing, worship, and performing songs.
I learned piano the hard way. Then someone showed me a simpler way to use it.
I studied music and received classical piano training, but practical chord-based playing did not become clear to me until years later.
Once someone showed me how to approach songs through chord music, piano finally became useful in the way I had wanted all along.
That is the experience I want to pass on to you.
The goal is not to impress a piano teacher.
The goal is to support a song, accompany singing, explore music, worship, write, and enjoy using the keyboard.
You don't have to become a pianist.
You only need to become comfortable using piano for the music you want to make.
Use the same five steps with the songs you want to play.
The training songs are intentionally simple. They teach a practical process you can continue applying to songs you choose for yourself.
Find and Simplify
Find the chord music for the song, then remove unnecessary complexity so it is easier to use.
Practice the Progressions
Work through the chord changes before trying to play the entire song from beginning to end.
Play and Perform
Put the progressions together with the song, then repeat the process with more music you choose.
Start with foundations. Grow into real-world application.
Chord Foundations
Reading, simplifying, and playing chord music.
Learn the keyboard basics you need, build major and minor chords, simplify chord music, practice progressions, and begin using the method with songs.
Understanding Complex Chords
Making sense of the chords found in real songs.
Understand useful 7ths, 9ths, suspended chords, and slash chords without turning the course into theory-heavy traditional training.
Creating Chord Music When None Can Be Found
When no usable chord music can be found yet, you create it.
Work from the song itself, develop practical chord music, transpose when needed, and apply the same method to more of the music you choose.
You do not need the traditional piano path first.
Start with the music you want to make and learn the parts of piano that help you make it.
You do not need:
- ×An expensive keyboard
- ×The ability to read sheet music
- ×Years of piano lessons
- ×Complicated left-hand chords
- ×To play melodies
- ×To think of yourself as a pianist
Add piano for $67.
One-time payment • Lifetime access • No subscription
- ✓Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced training
- ✓The complete five-step song process
- ✓Lesson 0: Before You Start
- ✓Choosing Your First Keyboard guide
- ✓Future course updates included
- ✓Ask Victor questions
- ✓7-day money-back guarantee
Early Bird members receive the complete current course and future improvements for one payment.
Try the approach for seven days.
Explore the training. If it is not what you expected, contact us within seven days for a refund.
You do not have to become a traditional pianist for piano to become useful, enjoyable, and musical.
Questions before you join.
Do I need to understand chords already?
No. Previous musical experience may help, but the Beginner course starts with the foundations you need.
Do I need to read music?
No. The method begins with chord music rather than traditional sheet-music reading.
Will I learn melodies?
No. FunWithChords focuses on chord-based accompaniment. It does not teach melody playing.
Will I play chords in both hands?
No. Chords are played with the right hand. The left hand normally plays one bass note.
Is this only for guitarists or singers?
No. It is also suitable for worship leaders, songwriters, musicians, returning adults, and beginners who want practical chord-based piano.
Is this a subscription?
No. The Early Bird Member Price is a one-time $67 payment with lifetime access.
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