Harmony That Matters
A 4-Hour Intensive Online Guitar Workshop
September 1st 8pm-12am AEST
I recently conducted my first in-person workshop on harmony with 5 participants and got lots of great feedback as well as requests for it to be done online!
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Introducing:
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I'd like to invite you to this unique live-streamed event, where you'll learn the most important and useful aspects of harmony on guitar.
Everything is done from a practical standpoint, so that you can apply what you learn to the pieces you're playing or those you want to learn in future. |
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7 topics will be covered:
1 - Triads 2 - Seventh Chords 3 - Tonic & Dominant 4 - Primary Chords 5 - Chord Progressions 6- Passing Tones 7- Modulations There will be 4 hours of teaching with the following format for each topic: - Introduction - Demonstration - Application - Q&A in real time through the live-stream You'll also receive the pdf version of the 80+ page Harmony that Matters Workbook. Level: Minimum of around grades 4-5 will be comfortable. No past theory experience required. |
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It will be live-streamed, however if you are not able to be there during the live-stream (due to your timezone), you will have the ability to replay it again at a later time.
Testimonials from the in-person workshop "I believe each of us took away valuable new information and abilities to understand the music we love and choose to learn to play, and importantly in a more analytical approach. I would highly recommend your workshop to others looking for a better understanding and appreciation of guitar music." ---Deb "There’s something slightly magical about the knowledge you so passionately share with your students - I feel that understanding the principles of harmony in music is a bit like unlocking the secret inner workings of the universe! You have obviously put a huge amount of thought and effort into the topics and to the materials you provided." ---Sean Price:
Attendance + Workbook: $100 AUD Date: September 1st 8pm-12am AEST (please use this timezone converter if you need) |
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