In just one month of classes, students will discover the joy of playing the piano with true independence, thanks to the power of music reading. It doesn't matter if they've never touched a key: step by step, they'll learn to understand the language of music and apply it directly to the instrument. Each class combines theory and practice in a natural way, so progress can be felt from the first week. The piano will cease to be a mystery and become a form of personal expression!

This introductory Harmony I course explores topics such as major and minor scale construction, intervals, triads, inversions, and cadences; you'll learn the concept of harmonic function (tonic, subdominant, dominant); you'll practice notation and analyzing simple harmonic progressions, with practical exercises, developing an aural, theoretical, and practical understanding of Western music. The course is designed for both music students who wish to strengthen their theoretical knowledge and for performers seeking to improve their analytical skills and structural understanding of the works they perform. Through theoretical classes, analysis of musical examples, and practical exercises, students will develop essential tools for conscious musical composition, analysis, and interpretation. This course is the first step toward delving into the harmonic language that has shaped centuries of academic and popular music.