See Music in Colour (A Simple Way to Understand Chords & Harmony)

Have you ever wished music theory felt more intuitive… more visual… more musical?

In this live lesson, I’ll share a completely different way of understanding chords and harmony - by seeing them as colours.

When: Wednesday 15th April 3:30pm UK time (replay available afterwards)

Where: My YouTube channel @mattsteadukulele

You’ll also find all these live events listed on my website: LearnUkulele.com

What you’ll learn

Instead of thinking:

“I → IV → V…”

We start to feel:

“Yellow → Orange → Red… and back home again.”

This simple idea can transform how you hear, play, and understand music - whether you're a beginner or more advanced.

How chords can be understood as colours

Why major chords feel “bright” and minor chords feel “dark”

The emotional “personality” of each chord in a key

How common progressions (like I–IV–V and ii–V–I) flow visually

A new way to think about music as movement, not memorisation

The Big Idea

Music isn’t just theory on a page.

It’s movement.

It’s feeling.

It’s colour.

And once you start seeing it this way… everything begins to click.

Want to go deeper?

I’m currently developing this into a full system (and a book 👀), so if this resonates with you, let me know in the comments!