Guitar Lessons Northeast

Instruments: Guitar

I am a hard working guitar performer/teacher. I have been performing since the age of 8 for churches, weddings, concert halls, and competitions. I have been a national competition finalist two times and have been recognized many times for my performances and hard work at FSU. I plan on graduating in the spring of 2020 and pursuing my masters degree in classical guitar performance. I also am well rounded in other genres such as rock and pop. Read More

Instruments: Guitar

I have a different method for every level student. I start beginners with Hal Leonard's or Mel Bay's Guitar Method books. These books are clear to any age and can be picked up by any student. After these books have been completed, I introduce popular single melody, guitar technique and full tab/sheet solo repertoire books. The solo repertoire books usually contain tablature/sheet music along with chords and sometimes riffs/scales. Read More

Instruments: Guitar

My name is Chris. I'm a guitar instructor who loves music and passing what I know onto others. I recently recieved my Bachelor of Arts in Guitar Performance from Lock Haven University. I have been giving lessons for 7 years to students of all skill levels. During my time at LHU I have performed with the LHU jazz ensemble as well as around the country with my own Jazz/Fusion band. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I encourage people to do their best as well as go at their own pace. I set goals, If they exceed those goals in a week or 2 months, It doesn't matter, as long as they are trying their best. I make up games for the little ones, such as, having them to do online games involving music. For older students I try to still involve fun activities such as teaching them their favorite songs. Read More

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

The key to my teaching style is to take my personality that has been so effective in concert and use it as a catalyst to inspired my students to gain confidence, set goals, and press on to master their instrument. For the younger students, I tell them to think of their guitar as a teddy bear and hug it like your best friend and that fingering is not your foe but your friend. Read More