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Module 10%

Foundations — notes, intervals, keys

The twelve notes, the distances between them, and why a key is really just a shortlist of seven.

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Module 20%

Building chords

Triads, sevenths, inversions and voicings — how a stack of thirds becomes something you actually want to hear.

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Module 30%

Progressions that work

Roman numerals, chord function, and the handful of movements that hold up most songs ever written.

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Module 40%

Ear training that sticks

Hearing intervals, chord qualities and bass movement fast enough to be useful while you write.

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Module 50%

Writing with what you know

Turning theory into finished sections — melody over changes, rhythm, arrangement and getting to a demo.

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Module 60%

Voicings — making chords sound expensive

Same chord, different spacing. Inversions, open voicings and voice leading turn block chords into something that sounds played.

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Module 70%

Rhythm & comping — playing chords with groove

Great chords played stiffly still sound stiff. Learn patterns, syncopation and left-right splits that make a progression move.

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Module 80%

Borrowed chords & reharmonisation

Step outside the key on purpose. Borrowed chords, secondary dominants and substitutions add surprise without losing the listener.

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Module 90%

Arranging with chords — from progression to song

Turn a loop into a finished arrangement: sections, bass lines, layers and a final pass that makes it sound complete.

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Module 100%

Songwriting with chords — progressions that are yours

The capstone. Start from a mood, escape the four-chord loop, harmonise a melody and finish a song that sounds like you.

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Module 110%

Groove and feel — making progressions move

The same chords can plod or dance. Learn swing, pushes and laid-back feel, and build a groove recipe for any progression.

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Module 120%

Styles and feels — the same chords in pop, soul, gospel and ballad

One progression, four genres. Learn the rhythmic fingerprints of pop, soul, gospel and ballad playing, and when to reach for each.

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