• 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.

    Intermediate Players: Here’s How To Apply The Tritone In Worship Songs

    A special lesson for intermediate musicians who are interested in learning how to apply the tritone in worship songs.

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    Are You Finding It Difficult To Learn Major Chords? Now Here’s What To Do!

    If you’re finding it difficult to learn major chords, this lesson will get you started the easiest and fastest way possible.

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    Understanding Your Person As A Musician

    Understanding your person as a musician is one of the self-actualization processes you need to become a great musician. Find out more in this lesson.

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    How To Imply A Seventh Chord Harmony Using Only Two Notes Your 3 Year Old Can Play

    Find out how you can imply a seventh chord harmony by just playing two notes that even a 3 year old can play on the piano.

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    Who Else Wants To Stop Playing Regular Turnaround Progressions?

    If you are bored with regular turnaround progressions, here’s a variant of the turnaround progression that you can spice up your playing with.

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    Here Are Some Of The Chords You Can Apply In CCM Songs

    There are chords you can apply in CCM songs and they’ll make you sound like your favorite artiste and we’re covering well over a dozen in this lesson.

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    Forget Where You Are! Focus On What Precedes And What Succeeds!

    Discover the two most important things that matter to your chord progression: what precedes and what succeeds.

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