What Can I Learn?
Here are a few things that I teach frequently in Lessons:
- Rhythm Guitar
- Songwriting & Composition
- Fingerstyle
- Rock & Pop
- Practicing Effectively
But Why Learn?
Confidence Boost
The confidence you can gain from learning a new instrument and playing along with your favourite artists is one of the best feelings in the world!
Reduce Stress
Life can get incredibly stressful at times, and if you can play a couple of chords on a guitar you can then learn how to let it all out in your music.
Play Anywhere
You can play the guitar pretty much wherever you are. As long as you have a guitar you can play. Whether it’s out on the street, at home or in the pub, you can play!
Boosts Creativity
No matter the style or topic of the lyrics, whether you’re singing about how your children need to be quiet, or how you saw a fantastic movie. Just a couple of chords is all you need!
Lesson Information
1-1 Lessons
By focusing on providing only 1-1 lessons. Lessons are completely tailored to you and what you’d like to achieve.
Learn What You Want
Guitar REntal
Not sure whether you want to play guitar long term. I provide rental guitars at £4 p/m so that you can practice and play guitar from the very first lesson!
Child Approved Lessons
I have special lessons adapted to young students to have the most fun possible no matter what their experience. Their imagination becomes their tool to learn everything!
Recent Blog Posts
Learning Guitar Chords – A Beginners Guide
Ever wanted to learn how to play a few chords? This short guide from The Busy Musician is just the ticket to get you going!
read more6 Tips To Improve Chord Changes in Guitar
When learning to play a new chord progression there are two difficulties nearly all students face: playing the chord and changing between them. This post (as you can tell by the title) covers the second one. Chord changes...
read moreWhy Music Education in Primary Schools is Important – New Evidence Available
I believe they should teach music to children from a young age, but as a guitar and music teacher, you probably expect that and as you can imagine there are obvious positives, which applies to all ages: Improving creativity Improving Hand Eye Co-ordination Reduces...
read moreHow to Use Sequencing as a Practice Technique
I talk a lot about effective practice in my blog posts, but I've not gone into much detail into "what it means". We all hear about practicing productively, and effectively but how do we do that? Well, I've been lucky enough to work with Gregg Goodhart a learning coach...
read moreHow to Read Rhythm Notation (A Parents Guide)
Rhythm Notation Introduction This guide is designed for parents who want to learn the basics of rhythm notation. I try to teach the basics of rhythm (the arrangement of sounds as they move through time¹) to my younger students as early as possible and make it fun by...
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