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Short, easy to follow courses to help you learn piano and music production at your own pace. Download the PDF and read it whenever suits you — no sign-up, no account needed.
How I Teach
I like to find what repeats in music, rather than memorising what's different.
That's how I understand music myself, and it's how I teach it too.
I help you spot the pattern underneath something, instead of treating every new idea as a separate fact to remember.
You'll see this idea show up throughout every course below. Once you can see the pattern, everything else gets easier.
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Paid Courses
Kenzo Productions: From Loop to Full Song
£9.99 — Intermediate / Early Advanced Guide
An arrangement and production guide for taking a loop and turning it into a finished, arranged track. Covers section structure, building in layers, transitions, silence and space, varying your loop over time, and getting to the hook fast.
Also covers arranging for different genres, matching your beat to an artist's vibe, and how to make your intro grab attention in the first few seconds. Includes a glossary and a quick reference checklist.
Includes real artist examples to help you understand how to shape a beat around a specific vibe, covering Central Cee, Headie One, Digga D, Nines, Drake, Juice WRLD, J. Cole and Nas.
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Your First Piano Lesson
Free — Complete Beginner Guide
Sitting, hand position and your first notes. Perfect if you've never played piano before — no difficult words, no rushing.
Covers how to sit comfortably, how to shape your hand, finger numbering, and playing your first five notes across the white keys.
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Download NowTips For Your Producer Journey
Free — Complete Beginner Guide
A free short course for complete beginners in production. Honest, practical advice for your first steps — why finishing beats matters more than perfecting them, how to avoid overwhelm, and ten pieces of advice to actually apply next time you're in your DAW.
Written as a short, easy to follow PDF you can read on any device.
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Piano Foundations – Lesson 1
Free — Experienced Beginner Guide
This is not recommended for complete beginners, as some of the words used in the course will be hard to understand for a complete beginner.
Three big building blocks of music, explained simply: how to play any major scale, why every pianist starts with C major, and what actually makes a chord major or minor.
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Download NowUnderstanding What Music Theory Really Is
Free — Experienced Beginner Guide
Why music theory isn't as difficult as people think, how it works across every instrument, and how to actually use the tone-tone-semitone trick to work out any major scale and its chords on the spot.
Includes three worked examples showing exactly how one scale gives you 3 major chords, 3 minor chords, and 1 diminished chord, every time.
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Download NowIntermediate / Advanced
Three Chord Patterns Every Player Can Learn
Free — Intermediate Guide
Three simple patterns that let you find useful chords quickly, without needing to read music or memorize a big theory chart. Covers finding a secondary dominant, borrowing the minor 4 chord from the parallel minor, and getting a minor 7 sound from a major chord.
Each pattern works the same way in every key, using note names and simple counting in semitones — no music notation needed.
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Download NowSecondary Dominants
Free — Intermediate Guide
An intermediate piano and production guide. What secondary dominants are, how to find one in any key, why they're used, and how they show up in soul, neo-soul, RnB and sampled production.
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