My lessons are focused on helping you become a confident, comfortable guitar player through clear, practical, and enjoyable learning. Every lesson is tailored to the individual student, depending on your level, goals, and musical taste. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already playing and want to improve, lessons are adapted to suit you.
We’ll work mainly with real songs you enjoy, while al...
My lessons are focused on helping you become a confident, comfortable guitar player through clear, practical, and enjoyable learning. Every lesson is tailored to the individual student, depending on your level, goals, and musical taste. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already playing and want to improve, lessons are adapted to suit you.
We’ll work mainly with real songs you enjoy, while also building strong foundations such as chord changes, rhythm, timing, picking technique, and basic music understanding. I explain things in a simple, down-to-earth way, so you always understand what you’re practising and why it’s important. My aim is to make learning feel logical rather than confusing.
I’m a full-time musician with nine years of regular live performance experience, playing guitar, singing, and percussion. This allows me to teach not only technique, but also practical skills that many players struggle with, such as staying in time, playing smoothly, and feeling relaxed while playing with others or accompanying singing.
Lessons are structured but flexible. We usually begin with a short warm-up, followed by focused work on technique, songs, and specific areas you want to improve. I also help you build an effective practice routine, so your time between lessons is productive and motivating.
I create a supportive, pressure-free environment where mistakes are part of learning. My goal is for you to feel encouraged, see steady progress, and enjoy playing more each week. By developing strong fundamentals and confidence, you’ll gain skills that stay with you long term and help you truly enjoy making music.
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