Tutorials

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These tutorials are the practical application of my teaching system. Whether you are following a Structured Syllabus or approaching the piano to play recreationally, these video guides provide the technical breakdowns and training required to bridge the gap between acknowledging a piece, understanding it and performing it with competence.

I have designed these tutorials to be intentional and goal-oriented, ensuring that every minute you spend at the instrument contributes to your overall growth as a musician. Here we focus on the deliberate practice required for real, tangible progress.

12 Jun, 2018

Menuet in g minor Petzold – FULL BREAKDOWN – LCM piano grade 2 syllabus 2018 – 2020

2026-04-13T12:58:10+01:0012 June 2018|Categories: Tutorials|0 Comments

This 50-minute session is a full breakdown of Petzold's Menuet in G Minor — but the practice strategies we work through apply to any piece at this level. If you're stuck on something and not sure why, this is worth [...]

29 Jan, 2015

Key signatures and tonic triads, few concepts – ABRSM theory grade 3

2026-04-12T12:16:56+01:0029 January 2015|Categories: Tutorials|Tags: , |0 Comments

Welcome back to my theory kitchen! Today, we are diving into a fundamental skill for music theory exams: mastering key signatures and tonic triads. Understanding the relationship between these two elements is essential for accurately identifying keys and building stable [...]

24 Nov, 2014

Downton Abbey theme tune piano lesson

2026-04-14T21:26:29+01:0024 November 2014|Categories: Tutorials|Tags: , |1 Comment

The Downton Abbey piano lesson is one of the most requested tutorials at my studio. John Lunn’s theme is a masterclass in atmosphere, using a haunting melody and a driving rhythmic pulse that sounds incredibly impressive on the piano. Teacher's [...]

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