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Online Music Theory & Piano Lessons – Play Your Favourite Songs, Confidently – Step-by-Step

Posted on November 19, 2025November 19, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

Contemporary & Classical piano lessons with a clear, step-by-step program – for beginners and returning players. Want to finally play the songs you love? Join my piano and music theory program and get a personalised, step-by-step plan that teaches both technique and musical thinking. Contemporary pop, film music, jazz or classical pieces — I’ll show…

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Chapter 2: Understanding Enharmonic Scales, Theoretical Keys & the Circle of Fifths

Posted on November 25, 2025November 25, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

After learning about major scales with sharps and flats, it is time to explore enharmonic scales. Understanding these scales is essential to fully grasp the Circle of Fifths and how all key signatures relate. Enharmonic Scales Now that we have analysed major scales and their key signatures with sharps and flats, let’s talk about enharmonic…

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Chapter 1: Understanding Key Signatures in Major Scales and the Circle of Fifths

Posted on November 14, 2025November 14, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

Key signatures inform the performer about the scale and key in which a piece of music is written. They are a set or series of sharps or flats and they appear at the beginning of a musical staff, right after the time signature. Each key signature defines a specific tonality and indicates which notes stay…

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Hello September: Start Fresh with Helena Piano Theory!

Posted on September 4, 2025September 4, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

Welcome Back & Hello to Our New Viewers! Happy September, Helena Piano Theory community! A huge thank you to everyone who made our website a summer hit, and a warm welcome to all our new viewers! The school year is here, and it’s the perfect time to dive into music theory with fresh energy! Join…

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Free Grade 1 Rhythmic Solfege Printable PDF Pack for Beginners

Posted on July 14, 2025July 14, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

Kickstart your music theory journey with our free Grade 1 Rhythmic Solfege Printable PDF pack! Designed for young learners and beginners, this set includes 4 engaging rhythmic solfege printables to help you master the basics of rhythm and solfege. These free music theory printables are perfect for home or classroom use, offering a fun way…

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Learn Piano Online – Classical, Blues, Rock & More!

Posted on May 30, 2025June 13, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

Are you searching for online piano lessons that go beyond the basics? I’m Helena – a professional piano teacher and music theory tutor with over 16 years of experience helping students become confident, expressive musicians. I teach music you actually want to play – from elegant classical piano masterpieces to the soulful groove of blues,…

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1. What is Music?

Posted on March 31, 2025May 23, 2025 by Helena Papapostolou

What is Music? Ever tapped your foot to a song or hummed a tune stuck in your head? That’s music at work! But what is music, really? It’s more than just noise – it’s sound with a purpose, organized using the elements of music to make is feel something! Defining Music For centuries, people have…

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2. How to Write Music – The Staff, Clefs, Note & Rest Values Explained

Posted on March 13, 2025October 10, 2025 by admin

Music is a universal language that brings rhythm and melody to life. We write music using a system of signs and symbols called musical notation. The staff is the base of musical notation. Bar lines divide the music into smaller sections, making it easier to read. Time Signature show how the beats are grouped and…

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3. How to read Music? Treble and Bass Clefs Explained

Posted on February 25, 2025October 14, 2025 by admin

Ready to Crack the Code of Sheet Music? Let’s Start with Treble and Bass Clefs If you’re beginning to learn how to read music, understanding treble and bass clefs is the first step in building a strong foundation. Before diving into time signatures and measures – which we’ll explore in a later post – this…

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4. Keeping Time – Pulse, Tempo, Meter, Measures & Time Signature

Posted on March 13, 2025May 19, 2025 by admin

Understanding Time Signatures and Measures in Music The time signatures and measures in music are essential for organizing rhythm. They define how beats are grouped and how music flows. In this post, we’ll break down pulse, tempo, measures, and time signatures – everything you need to read and play music with more confidence. Pulse: The…

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  • Online Music Theory & Piano Lessons – Play Your Favourite Songs, Confidently – Step-by-Step
  • Chapter 2: Understanding Enharmonic Scales, Theoretical Keys & the Circle of Fifths
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  • Hello September: Start Fresh with Helena Piano Theory!
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