WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
Beginner Music Theory: Live Online Workshops for adults
Tuesday 16th February – Tuesday 2nd March 2027
7:00pm–8:30pm | 3 weekly 90-minute sessions
A practical introduction to music theory for adult musicians. Explore scales and keys, chords, diatonic harmony, chord progressions, cadences and transposition through practical examples, listening and exercises.
£70 per person
Early Bird: £60 for the first 10 places
Beginner Music Theory: Live Online Workshops for adults
Tuesday 16th February – Tuesday 2nd March 2027
5:45pm–6:45pm | 3 weekly 60-minute sessions
A practical introduction to music theory for young musicians, designed primarily for students in Years 10–13 studying or preparing for GCSE, A Level or BTEC Music. Explore scales and keys, chords, diatonic harmony, chord progressions, cadences and transposition through practical examples, listening and exercises. Younger musicians who are keen to develop their theory knowledge are also welcome.
£50 per person
Early Bird: £45 for the first 10 places
to register, click the button below
Beginner Music Theory: Live Online Workshops for adults
Tuesday 16th February – Tuesday 2nd March 2027
7:00pm–8:30pm | 3 weekly 90-minute sessions
A practical introduction to music theory for adult musicians. Explore scales and keys, chords, diatonic harmony, chord progressions, cadences and transposition through practical examples, listening and exercises.
£70 per person
Early Bird: £60 for the first 10 places
Course sessions
Session 1: Scales & Keys | Tuesday 16th February
Session 2: Chords | Tuesday 23rd February
Session 3: Harmony & Transposition | Tuesday 2nd March
What's included?
3 × 90-minute live Zoom workshops
Full The Ultimate Guide to Beginner Music Theory workbook PDF
Free Circle of 5ths Poster PDF
Practical exercises and activities
Optional printed and bound workbook for an additional £7.50
The course is built around The Ultimate Guide to Beginner Music Theory, giving you a structured workbook to use during the live sessions and continue working through afterwards.
Learn from home, develop your understanding of music theory, and discover how the concepts connect to the music you play and listen to.
Open to complete beginners, this course is designed to build the foundations you need for your musical development. Across three focused sessions, you'll develop a clear, practical understanding of scales, keys, chords, harmony and musical structure.
Ideal for musicians wanting to:
Understand the fundamentals of music theory
Build confidence in lessons and independent practice
Support songwriting and composition
Better understand the music they play and listen to
Please get in touch with any questions via 07784 025 193 or admin@rigbymusic.co.uk
Young Persons Music Theory: Live Online Workshops
Tuesday 16th February – Tuesday 2nd March 2027
5:45pm–6:45pm | 3 weekly 60-minute sessions
A practical introduction to music theory for young musicians, designed primarily for students in Years 10–13 studying or preparing for GCSE, A Level or BTEC Music. Explore scales and keys, chords, diatonic harmony, chord progressions, cadences and transposition through practical examples, listening and exercises. Younger musicians who are keen to develop their theory knowledge are also welcome.
£50 per person
Early Bird: £45 for the first 10 places
Course sessions
Session 1: Scales & Keys | Tuesday 16th February
Session 2: Chords | Tuesday 23rd February
Session 3: Harmony & Transposition | Tuesday 2nd March
What's included?
3 × 60-minute live Zoom workshops
Full The Ultimate Guide to Beginner Music Theory workbook PDF
Free Circle of 5ths Poster PDF
Practical exercises and activities
Optional printed and bound workbook for an additional £7.50
The course is built around The Ultimate Guide to Beginner Music Theory, giving students a structured workbook to use during the live sessions and continue working through afterwards.
Learn from home, develop your understanding of music theory, and discover how the concepts connect to the music you play and study.
Designed primarily for students in Years 10–13, this course provides a practical introduction to music theory, helping young musicians build a strong foundation for their musical development. Across three focused sessions, you'll develop a clear, practical understanding of scales, keys, chords, harmony and musical structure.
Ideal for young musicians wanting to:
Support their studies in GCSE, A Level or BTEC Music
Build confidence in music lessons, revision and independent practice
Develop their understanding of songwriting and composition
Better understand the music they play and listen to
Younger musicians who are keen to develop their theory knowledge are also welcome.
Please get in touch with any questions via 07784 025 193 or admin@rigbymusic.co.uk
Workshop Registration Form
Register using the form below and we will be in touch with details of how to book your workshop.