FROM ZERO - TO BUILDING BEAUTIFUL CHORD PROGRESSIONS ON YOUR OWN!
Let’s be real: most people know some random chords and scales, but they often don’t truly understand what they’re doing, why those chords sound good together, or how these concepts combine to create the music they play or listen to.
In my 15+ years of teaching piano and music theory, I’ve met countless students who could play difficult pieces but didn’t understand a single note of what they were playing.
But why does this happen?
It’s simple—teaching harmony can’t be done in one sitting. Most piano lessons focus on the playing aspect, assuming that an understanding of the music will magically follow (spoiler: it usually doesn’t). This leaves a huge gap in their knowledge.
Typically, students are expected to figure it out on their own—read books, watch videos, or attend separate theory classes. But let’s be honest, in a world full of distractions like TikTok and Reels, it’s rare for anyone to sit down and read a lengthy harmony treatise.
Even watching YouTube videos on harmony leaves you with more questions than answers. You end up waiting days for a reply to a comment or turning to ChatGPT, which gives you out-of-context explanations that feel disconnected.
If you’re here, it’s because you’re ready to learn the proper way. You’ve likely tried other methods and found them lacking. Let me be upfront—ChatGPT isn’t going to solve your harmony problems (and frankly, it’s not that great at it). But luckily, I know what will.
Let’s get back to basics. To the start. I’m gathering a small group of just 10 people to teach from scratch, without skipping or glossing over any important concepts.
The biggest challenge you face right now is not being able to see the whole picture of harmony. Music is a system where every concept is interrelated. But understanding it requires patience— each concept needs to be viewed as part of a larger system. You can’t fully grasp individual parts without first seeing how they connect to the whole.
The solution? We’ll learn everything as fast as possible, but in a clear, logical order, so you don’t forget or feel lost. I’ll make sure you see how each part fits into the larger system.
Francisco Pieklo is an internationally experienced classical pianist and teacher. With over 15 years of teaching experience, Francisco has helped countless students master piano and music theory in London and Argentina. His approach combines practical methods with deep theoretical understanding, ensuring his students not only play but truly comprehend the music they perform.
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