Guitar Lessons Washington

Instruments: Guitar, Music, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Ive been teaching solo guitar since college, 2019. In learning the guitar, a common problem is that students feel they cannot learn enough before reaching points where struggle and confusion emerge. So one of my goals is to help students with musical flexibility and comfort at every stage of learning music. Irespectmany different historical styles and approaches. I've played in and observed many masterclasses by world renowned artists, which has informed my teaching. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Trumpet, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Bass Guitar, Recorder, Music, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I am a patient and understanding instructor who loves to share my passion of music and love of instruments with whoever might so be interested. No degree yet but set on finishing it. Despite not having a degree I am very well educated in music. It has been my passion for 17 years and I have enjoyed my learning experiences. I can play any instrument handed to me and am very good at reading all music types. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I'm a guitarist and songwriter who's passionate about guitar and music. I love music and would love to be a part of your musical journey. My formal education is in biology and counseling psychology, but I've been playing guitar, writing and recording music for years. My counseling education and experience has helped me to be really good with people and has helped me to try and bring out the best in people and to bring out their gifts. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Synthesizer, Keyboard

Each student gets a chance to listen, write, read, and play music at every lesson. The emphases of lesson materials will depend on the student's goals, but each element of music is important in its own right. It is also crucial to listen to other genres and styles that may be out of the scope of the lesson. Music is a complex and wonderful creation, and there have been many contributions to it over many years. Read More

Instruments: Guitar

I call it the LSP approach (listening, singing, playing) I believe the listening skill is the most important skill to develop early and throughout ones playing career. Early I really focus on being able to hear the music as we try to reproduce it. This involves lots of basic singing of 5 finger patterns and major scales. Basic Chords and Scales for beginners, focusing more on fretboard theory and right/left hand technique, as student advances. Read More