Guitar Lessons

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Playing guitar is about having fun and enjoying your time that you spend improving. Here is a little break down of what you could be learning, knowing that each lesson will be different. It is divided into physical and mental aspects of learning that could be useful to a musician, yet each finds their own way, so we will concentrate on finding your sound and musical voice and what makes music pleasurable for you, and then improve on all the rest to find your best. 

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1. Physical Aspect 

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- Posture - maintain relaxation, whilst maximising the output of your body's capabilities.

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- Technique - develop skills for both acoustic and electric guitar, anything that you can think of, which has been played by men. 

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- Practicing regiments - for attaining maximum results in the shortest times. 

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- In-depth use of scales and chords - interval thinking and beginner to advanced concepts of music theory. 

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- Improvisation - you will be shown ways to connect the contents of your mind with what comes out of your hands, which can allow free flow in music.

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- Songs - you can be shown songs of any style and genre, which will be broken down into segments, in order to grasp the underlying concepts of structure and form. 

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- Performance skills and tricks - learning how to build an exciting performance. 

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- Ear training - necessary for the practical use of music theory. 

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- Reading skills - understanding theory and ability to read and write music sheets and tabs. 

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2. Mental Aspect 

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- Retaining positivity and self-control in any situation. 

- Increasing of focus and concentration. 

- Keeping a calm mind and ability to diminish stress.

- Clear outlook and mindset on goals and tasks at hand. 

- Listening skills, as a foundation of a good sonic communication.

- Enhanced enjoyment through continuous self awareness.