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I am a classical guitar performer and teacher. As well as being keen to help beginners, I take up to advanced level on the guitar. Whatever style you ultimately want to play, or if you are looking to write and sing, classical guitar is the tried and tested way to learn to read music properly and to learn technique well. I offer a free initial lesson to talk these things over with you and guide you, whether or not I am right for you.
A highly experienced and qualified guitar / music theory teacher (electric, acoustic, classical and bass) available for lessons either in-person or online during the evenings and weekends. In our lessons we can work towards graded assessments or have more open ended lessons. I like to make follow up resources so that you are never lost and without a clear goal between lessons.
West sussex
I offer 1-1 guitar lessons in Haywards Heath, West Sussex. These lessons are based at Rockability Music Shop in the town. Each session is completely catered to your interests and goals. I can teach all ages and all abilites (from an absolute beginner to an advanced player). I cover a wide variety of styles such as Pop, Rock, Funk, Country & more!
Uk
I offer guitar, bass guitar and music theory lessons to musicians and budding musicians of all ages and styles. Steel string, nylon, acoustic, electric, four string, five string, six string, twelve string, fretless, classical, jazz, funk, pop, soul, rock, reggae ... I'm happy with all of those so if you want to learn about them I'm ready to teach you!
David Whitmarsh
After retiring this year I started taking guitar lessons with Stephen and have enjoyed every minute,. Stephen is very personable and knowledgeable teacher both in practical skills and music theory. I have learned a great deal in a short time and my skills are developing at a very satisfying pace. Thoroughly recommended.
Danny is a passionate educator and has over 15 years teaching experience. His teaching busines 'DG Guitar Tuition' has proven to be incredibly poular with his students. Success stories in the past have led students starting from scratch to signing recording contracts, to have the ability to study at degree level and to then return to private lessons with Danny, as post graduates.
ben moir
I have been having lessons with Dan for around 10 months now and and still enjoy every one ! Not only do you learn guitar you gain a greater knoledge and appreciation of music, also my progression has been fantastic, from leaning a simple chord to bar chords and scales, Dan has a great teaching ethos and teaches you what YOU want to learn at a pace YOU are comfortable with, I would recommend Dg Guitar Tuition to anyone.
The G4 GUITAR Method has been designed, developed and tested over the last 30 years to give our students the best system to learn to play the guitar.
My name is Ian, I am a professional guitar teacher based in West Sussex. I spend my time performing in bands and teaching from my hometown Chichester. I have taught hundreds of students the joys of playing guitar, and continue to work with some great budding musicians.
Fun, friendly and VERY experienced instrumental teacher. Ex-pro musician and musicologist offers Piano/Keyboard, Guitar, Cello lessons, Theory and Coaching for GCSE/A level...in person, or remote/VoIP (Skype, Zoom, even Messenger (and many others!)). Any age, any stage!
West sussex
We offer music tuition for students of all ages and abilities. We cater to different learning styles and musical preferences so each lesson is planned especially for the student. Instruments covered are: piano, drums, guitar, bass, vocals and ukulele. We are in the process of putting together our first choir and have recently launched UKE-ADEMY, which is a mobile ukulele academy available to hire for various events/clubs.
Polly Whyte
We offer music tuition in the following instruments; Piano, Flute, Recorder Suzanne Long GLCM Hons, LLCM TD, ACLM Saxophone, Clarinet, Guitar Keith Long LLCM TD, ALCM Violin Katie Long Higher Ed.Dip Grade 8 Distinction Music Theory Tuition
Josh H.
SAM is the personable acronym of Sussex Academy of Music, a business started up in 2008 by two entrepreneurial youngsters in their early 20s. The premises are a converted business unit in the Riverside Business Centre, and being so new, are well equipped with nothing missing or broken. The situation is good as well - although it initially looks a bit soulless, a moment's walk over to the sea wall provides you with beautiful boats aplenty on the river and a lovely place to practise outdoors on a sunny Saturday. They mostly give lessons to youngsters, but adults can be involved as well. I went here, though, not as a student but to use their recording studio. This proved to be a good move on the part of those who were deciding. The studio was in good condition, with a little dais for drums and a medium sized area for recording - we fitted an eight piece band in here comfortably for a day's session. Our engineer was an enthusiastic, friendly guy with a great musical ear and infinite patience, and really took care with it, almost as if it were his band, which put me right at ease. I'd definitely recommend this place if you want to be well taken care of.
Josh H.
SAM is the personable acronym of Sussex Academy of Music, a business started up in 2008 by two entrepreneurial youngsters in their early 20s. The premises are a converted business unit in the Riverside Business Centre, and being so new, are well equipped with nothing missing or broken. The situation is good as well - although it initially looks a bit soulless, a moment's walk over to the sea wall provides you with beautiful boats aplenty on the river and a lovely place to practise outdoors on a sunny Saturday. They mostly give lessons to youngsters, but adults can be involved as well. I went here, though, not as a student but to use their recording studio. This proved to be a good move on the part of those who were deciding. The studio was in good condition, with a little dais for drums and a medium sized area for recording - we fitted an eight piece band in here comfortably for a day's session. Our engineer was an enthusiastic, friendly guy with a great musical ear and infinite patience, and really took care with it, almost as if it were his band, which put me right at ease. I'd definitely recommend this place if you want to be well taken care of.
West sussex
Offers 1 to 1 tailored tuition in Electric Rock Blues Metal Jazz and Acoustic Guitar from beginners to advanced levels. 15 years playing experience and 2 years teaching experience. Lessons and guitar grades cover RGT (registry of guitar tutors) syllabus and music examinations which are overseen by the London College of Music.
West sussex
Go2MusicTeachers are a music teaching agency. We have a roster of local teachers that provide tuition for a wide variety of instruments. Our teachers are all required; To hold a valid DBS / CRB check Have a music degree or equivalent experience Typically belong to a professional union e.g. The Musicians' Union or the Incorporated Society of Musicians. Additional to this our teachers receive specialist (and on-going) in house teacher training to ensure that every lesson is special.
James Lee
I dropped my classical guitar onto a hard floor. The front came away from the sides and was split badly in three separate places. Stephen repaired the splits with glue and numerous cleats. The front was then reattached to the sides. Although the guitar still shows the signs of damage it plays and sounds just as well as it did before the accident. Well done Stephen and many thanks.
I am a classical guitar performer and teacher. As well as being keen to help beginners, I take up to advanced level on the guitar. Whatever style you ultimately want to play, or if you are looking to write and sing, classical guitar is the tried and tested way to learn to read music properly and to learn technique well. I offer a free initial lesson to talk these things over with you and guide you, whether or not I am right for you. Classical guitar is the trunk of the tree; from this all other styles can easily be learnt. Classical just means a process of a piece becoming established. The 6-string acoustic guitar, with learning to read - so that you can access the wonderful world of music, and enjoy playing with other musicians,- is what I have successfully taught to ages 5 to 70 for years. As well as classical guitar I perform on the lute, vihuela, citole and renaissance guitar. See me on my LinkedIn profile or watch my new performance video on UTube at: https://www,youtu.be/MjP6oSJ_bjA Good luck -and my advice is look around as most good teachers will offer a no-obligation initial lesson. And- enjoy the journey!
I love seeing and hearing beginners playing and reading music successfully within the first year. It is so satisfying as guitar music at beginner level is varied and interesting. With beginners it is seeing how the hands “ wake up” unused muscles, then also seeing the brain develop reading and playing skills, often in duets with me, and finally the soul smile as a lovely piece is achieved.
Everyone has their instrument, their “ souls voice.” Find it and you have a lifelong companion through good and bad. It’s the finding that is hard; you need the right guide, and you need to avoid choosing an instrument because it’s a “good idea” to learn it. There’s one out there - it may be the tuba- that makes your heart cry with joy. That’s your soul instrument, and if it’s guitar there is no greater task than guiding you on your journey.
Just the confidence I got from other people around me who encouraged me to play and teach. And slowly learning that I’m a good teacher !
I can only say, you know when you have found the right teacher! It may bot be me, so look around and ask for a trial lesson. I choose pupils very carefully after meeting up first.I am very patient, and experience counts here- I know the guitar repertoire well and have always been able to get people on the right path.
Not taking too many pupils, and performing, gives me credibility. I care about them!
Yes- I do remote lessons, mainly to support one to one lessons when my client cannot make it face to face.
The problem is the poor quality of some remote services- Discord is the best audio I have found.
It has taken time to learn how to conduct online lessons well- it's mainly down to the teacher planning things and giving feedback differently. Nothing however can replace real time interaction and sound. Duet playing - which I like to use in lessons alongside solo pieces and technical exercises- is impossible. Remote lessons do not really help to develop tone and the feel of the instrument, and posture can be hard to correct properly. It’s a back up, not in my view easy or viable unless there’s no alternative!
During covid I made sure of safe distancing within the teaching room, and used Zoom and Discord or Skype for lessons. I have continued with this. If there are any symptoms then I do remote online lessons.