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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Sunnyvale, CA

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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Guitar lessons in Sunnyvale . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!

Kevin C

Instruments: Guitar Drums Bass Guitar Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

My experience is mostly with beginning students, so I take an easy-going approach. We will begin with fundamentals, either working out of one of my books, one of the student's, or with a different modality depending on the student's learning style. I will facilitate a fun, exciting environment in which the student can choose their path. Possible goals could be: learning your favorite song, memorizing scales, learning to read music, learning to solo, and anything else that pops into the student's head! Read More

Scott C

Instruments: Guitar Drums Bass Guitar

I have worked as a professional musician for over 25 years. I have performed with members of the Doobie Brothers, Grateful Dead, David Grisman Quintet, Galactic and many others. I have performed on guitar, bass, drums, mandolin and keyboards. I have performed across the country at festivals, theaters and smaller venues like cafes and restaurants. I also have 20+ years experience in the music "business," as radio deejay, music journalist for the New York Times, manager of a guitar store, sales rep for a drum manufacturer, and guitar instructor UCSC. Read More

Daniel W

Instruments: Piano Guitar Bass Guitar Synthesizer Music Keyboard Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I Love teaching music, and love helping others progress on their musical journeys! I've played music for as long as I can remember, and spent my childhood learning just about every instrument I could get my hands on. As a young adult, I rigorously practiced piano and studied music theory, eventually writing an 80 page thesis analyzing jazz piano improvisation in college. Now, I like to spread my love of music by showing others how much joy it has brought to my life, and helping them to experience that same joy. Read More

Yehoshua J

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Drums Bass Guitar Organ

It is important that each student progresses at their own pace with reasonable and realistic goals that they can reach. Acknowledging accomplishments helps fuel a students desire to achieve even greater challenges. My desire is to find what motives the student and create a curriculum that will refine them based on their desire. Read More

James F

Instruments: Guitar Bass Guitar

I love all types of music, but especially jazz. I attended Sacramento City college from 2003-2006 majoring in recording studio engineering but with a minor in jazz performance. I moved to NY in 2006 where i regularly played jazz and rock gigs with up and coming young musicians. I had the opportunity of playing on a jazz album, as well as playing for some studio sessions. I love learning all types of music and just having fun playing. Read More

Travis Y

Instruments: Guitar Synthesizer Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I have 16+ years of playing experience growing up gigging around the Bay Area to studying guitar as my principle instrument at Berklee in Boston. I specialize in improvisation and songwriting and can equip you with the tools to unlock your flow state and create the music you feel called towards in any style. My lessons are hands-on, interactive and finely adapted to your skill level. You will be given weekly exercises and pieces to practice in order to facilitate the learning process. --- Whether it's online or in person, I will offer thoughtful and engaging activities, lessons, and conversations to help you grasp what you need to learn in order to reach your personal and unique creative goals. Read More

Nicholas A

Instruments: Guitar Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

In order to grow and become greater then before is through repetition, "the mother of all skill". I like to teach first, a few things I have in mind from my lesson plan that I have developed and then I cater to my student, to get them more and more excited about playing. My goal is for my students to be so confident that they have this amazing new skill they can apply to everyday life. Read More

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...effort to develop. This exercise is designed to get your right hand comfortable skipping strings at a fast pace. You’ll need to develop a good amount of spatial awareness and muscle memory if you want to be able to skip strings quickly and accurately.   Starting on the 12th fret of the 5th string, play that note, skip the 4th string and play the 10th fret of the third string. Repeat this sequence down a fret until you reach the bottom of the guitar. Feel free to tailor this exercise to fit your specific needs. Increase the metronome speed as you... Read More

Choosing a Saxophone Mouthpiece

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...discussed earlier in the article to get fully acquainted with each progression. Conclusion When I was in grad school, the trumpet player Tim Hagans came and did a week-long residency. He worked with the students in a variety of settings. One of those settings was him working with a small jazz combo that I was in. He had us do an exercise in which we played the blues, but with no harmony. The instructions were as simple as that: “Play a 12-bar blues, but don’t play it in any key… ok, go.” So we tried it out. It wasn’t perfect. But what ... Read More

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...to the piano/guitar, I mean to listen to what they do during the melody or during other solos. Listen to how they comp. Listen for sparse, one-note textures vs. large open-chord figures. Listen for when they decide to play vs. when they decide to lay out. For the bass, listen for when they walk in two vs. when they walk in four, listen for what range they decide to play in. Listening to the drums can be several listens on its own. You could listen for what textures drummers decide to use as a whole, whether they decide to play sparse or ... Read More

Reading Music and Reading Words Are Very Similar

...used for higher pitched voices and instruments. Piano students will need to learn to read both clefs since their music spans several octaves and is written in both at the same time. It can be helpful to use mnemonic devices to remember the note names. The example below shows mnemonic devices that can be used for the lines and spaces of bass and treble clef, but the possibilities are endless. Find something that will stick for you and soon you’ll be able to name the notes without even having to think about it! In addition to learning note names and how they relate to your instrument, it’s also a ... Read More
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