• Chuku Onyemachi

    Head of Education

    Onyemachi "Onye" Chuku is a Nigerian musicologist, pianist, and author. Inspired by his role model (Jermaine Griggs) who has become his mentor, what he started off as teaching musicians in his Aba-Nigeria neighborhood in April 2005 eventually morphed into an international career that has helped hundreds of thousands of musicians all around the world. Onye lives in Dubai and is currently the Head of Education at HearandPlay Music Group and the music consultant of the Gospel Music Training Center, all in California, USA.

    Facts: You May NEVER Master The Number System Until You Do These Top Three Things

    Discover the top three things that can end your struggle and help you master the number system in a fraction of the shortest possible time.

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    Beginners: How To Play “He Has Made Me Glad” In The Key Of F Major

    Learn how to play He Has Made Me Glad in this lesson using right hand melody notes and chordal harmonization.

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    Proven: It Takes Only 5 Major Chords To Harmonize The Major Scale In Three Related Keys

    Discover one of the secret concepts that you can harmonize the major scale with in all twelve keys with just a little effort.

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    Beginners, Here’s How To Play The Major 2-5-1 Chord Progression In Two Shakes Of A Dog’s Tail

    If you’re a beginner interested in learning how to play the major 2-5-1 chord progression, this lesson is for you.

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    Hymn Breakdown: I Need Thee Every Hour

    This hymn breakdown covers the harmonization and accompaniment approaches to playing the song “I Need Thee Every Hour”

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    This Approach To The Formation Of The Major Scale Is CRAZY!!!

    There’s an approach to the formation of the major scale (that a lot of teachers hardly share) that I finally decided to share with you.

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    Do You Know The Difference Between The Flat-Third And The Sharp-Second?

    If you want to understand the relationship between the flat-third and the sharp-second, then this lesson is for you.

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