Over the years, I've come to realise that everything should start from my students' taste in music. If we think of music as a language that someone wants to learn, it's best to go with what they are exposed to daily. It doesn't matter if it is "appropriate" for the guitar; I'll break it down and make it as easy as possible. The rest of the journey depends on what the students want from me.
We ca...
Over the years, I've come to realise that everything should start from my students' taste in music. If we think of music as a language that someone wants to learn, it's best to go with what they are exposed to daily. It doesn't matter if it is "appropriate" for the guitar; I'll break it down and make it as easy as possible. The rest of the journey depends on what the students want from me.
We can do as little or as much theory as you want. Lesson contents can be shared either via recorded videos after the lesson or written out in a way that makes sense to you. Something important to my teaching style is that previously learned material is played regularly enough so that new skills can be built upon that.
I like to start my lessons by asking what you have been listening to recently. I strongly believe that it isn't only about the guitar. The instrument you chose is only the tool you decided to use to play music. And you have made the BEST choice ;)
Hope to hear from you soon and we can get started learning what you want. There is no correct starting point; just let me know the music that is important to you, and we'll start from there!