Guided, self-paced programs that sequence chordlookup.com's lessons, quizzes, and practice tools into a clear path. Pick a course and follow it one focused step at a time.
A guided 30-day program that takes you from your first chord to playing real progressions with steady rhythm. One focused day at a time, with a streak to keep you coming back.
A guided 14-day program that takes a bassist from reading a fretboard diagram to outlining chord progressions with arpeggios and steady rhythm. One focused day at a time, with a streak to keep you coming back.
A guided 14-day program that takes a ukulele player from reading a fretboard diagram to playing your first I–V–vi–IV progression with steady strumming. One focused day at a time, with a streak to keep you coming back.
A guided 14-day program that takes a piano/keyboard player from reading a keyboard diagram to playing your first I–V–vi–IV progression with proper hand position and fingering. One focused day at a time, with a streak to keep you coming back.
A 28-day guided path from seventh-chord theory through jazz voicings, extended and altered colors, and the ii–V–I cadence that defines the idiom. For the guitarist who already knows open chords and wants a structured entry into jazz harmony. Self-paced, with a daily streak.
A guided six-stage path that takes you from single intervals to full chord-progressions-by-ear. Each stage builds on the prior one and links to chordlookup.com's interactive ear-training tools.
Yes. Every guided course and every practice tool it links to is completely free, with no sign-up required.
Do I have to finish a course on a fixed schedule?
No. The day and stage counts are a recommended cadence, not a deadline. Each step unlocks when the previous one is complete, and you can revisit any completed step whenever you like.