There is more to being a guitarist than just learning to play some tunes on the guitar. The adventure that awaits you can be both daunting and exciting. You may want to play one style – say Blues, Jazz, Pop or Classical – or multiple styles. You may want to play solo, in a duo, in a rock band or part of a worship ministry in your church. You might be interested in writing arrangements for you or other musicians.
Regardless, you are going to need to develop and refine various skills to acheive your goals. You will need to learn to read and write – whether it be manuscript, chord charts or tabs and develop your musicianship. You will need to learn the skills to not only develop your performance skills, but to undertstand the inner game inside your head. It is not just enough to play something, but you need to learn how to understand what is happening musically so you can start improvising and make it your own.
I have been teaching music from primary to tertiary levels for more than 20 years. I am a PhD in Contemporary Art focusing on music. I do not just provide general how to play guitar lessons. Instead, I provide a complete development and mentoring service. I get into the nitty gritty of music and will help you develop and realize your passion for your craft.