Arsenii K  
Instruments: Drums, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Styles: Pop, Rock, Blues, Folk, Country, R&B, Latin, Funk, Hip Hop, Electronic, Reggae, New Age, Soul, Punk, Avant-garde

My began teaching 8 years ago when I taught 3 students to play bass and guitar. We started from scratch and I was happy to see the results in a short while. In a month (10 lessons) we could play a chosen song without mistakes. I still remember that It was Marigold by Dave Grohl. That's what inspires you to teach! Speaking about my performing experience, I have 10 years of playing on stage, including huge open-air city concerts and chamber music events. In studio recordings gave me a strong understanding of cooperation with other instruments (including rewriting your lines accordingly) and attentions to nuances, which are impossible to hear not being recorded. All of these reflected on my teaching methods.

If you are a beginner, we start with right and left hand positions. Once you master main principles and choose the technique (fingers/muting/pick/slap/etc) you move on to working on a line. Then we increase the repertoire and develop various techniques.

If you already have some background, we concentrate on your interests, such as styles, techniques and genres (both hands, finger and/or pick, slap, alternative tuning, chords, composing and line developing, etc.). We can have impressive results with the following methods:

-playing with metronome;

-playing with another instrument (I can play drums, bass or guitar lines);

-playing with a song;

-recording your lines and analyzing them.