Learning Music Theory is easy, rewarding and fun!

Seriously!! :) Like most people, I thought music theory would be hard work, complicated and boring and it seemed that way when I first started learning it myself! It's taken years of personal study and teaching to figure out how to explain it in a way that was exciting and practical for regular guitar players, but here it is!

Even if you know some theory already I would suggest you start right at the beginning and work your way through and make sure that your foundation is super solid!

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Grades 0, 1 and 2 are completely free and will get you started on the very basics and give you a feel for the style of the lessons! We start with basic but very important concepts but by Grade 3 we start really fun exercises and exploring keys and how improvising with the major scale - stuff that will make you better very quickly and deepen your understanding of how music works!

This super upgraded and expanded version is $9.99 (USD) for 6 months (or lifetime access for $99) and it contains all the content from my old ebooks Practical Music Theory and the sequel, Chord Construction Guide and lots, LOTS more! I've taken all the feedback over the last 10 years and made it into this course which I hope is the best theory course for guitarists ever.

Note that the original ebooks of Practical Music Theory and Chord Construction Guide are included in your subscription and you can download them both (they used to sell for over $27!) at the start of Grade 3! The website version is better, but the ebooks have been very popular for many years and are not less effective, just superseded! :)

I'm real proud of it already but there is more great stuff to come. The reason I've opted for a subscription this time around is that I want to grow this thing into an incredible theory resource and a subscription model means I can keep adding to it and updating regularly (see this PMT Update page where you can also see what I'm working on!). There are many more videos in the works (for most lessons) and I'm looking at adding more pdfs, play-along tracks and even some example 'study' compositions to put things into practice! There are even plans to add interactive elements in the future - it's already great but it's going to be incredible.