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/ Stephen M.
I am Stephen M. a guitar, ukulele teacher running Guitar Lessons Camberley. Teaching is from my home in Sandhurst near Camberley. I have taught the guitar for Wellington College, Bearwood College, Hampshire Music Services, Thames Valley University, Yamaha Music Schools and Berkshire Maestro’s.
38 years guitar teaching experience.
I teach all guitar styles Electric, Acoustic, Classical, Music theory and the Ukulele. Pupils are taught one to one and lessons are planned around their needs and desires
I am in easy reach of local areas such as: Camberley, Wokingham, Bracknell, Sandhurst, Fleet, Crowthorne, Blackwater, Bagshot, Ascot, Finchampstead, Yateley, Farnborough, Farnham, Aldershot, Hook, Lightwater, Berkshire, Surrey and Hampshire.
Skype and Zoom lessons also offered
I am friendly, relaxed and patient with a conscientious attitude. I have qualifications in teaching, a member of the “Incorporated Society Of Musicians” and “Register of Guitar Teachers”.
I have played in several bands and I am currently a lead guitarist in a local band www.***
Lessons are £18 for 30 mins or £35 an hour
Email: ***@***
Website: www.***
Mobile: tel: ***
Online Workshops Classical Guitar Lessons
expert guitar tuition in classical, rock, blues. Covering improvisation, composition, technique, theory and many methods to improve an even advanced player.
I enjoy sitting down with students and creating practice plans for the short and long term. This could be working towards an SQA, ABRSM or Trinity exam for example or just putting on a little show for your family.
My teaching style is very dependent on what the student needs and how they wish to work. If a student wants to work casually then that's totally up to them. If more advanced students want to be pushed then I'm happy to do that also. I also have experience of working with children who have additional support needs.
With beginners, I like to take the time to make sure you're comfortable around the instrument. It's very important to make sure that your hands and seating position are set properly. From there, we will refine both musicality and technique and expand your repertoire/song list. It's also very important to me that beginners enjoy what they play so I like to allow you to pick some songs or repertoire too!
With more advanced players, I like to listen to your playing and work out a route map from there. We'll normally discuss topics such as music history, shaping your phrasing and working on adding colour to your pieces as well as nails (if applicable) and technique.
I hope you'll enjoy working with me!
Known as one of the most prominent talents of her generation, professional Classical Guitarist Renata A. has performed in Italy, Spain, France, England, Germany, Switzerland, Iran, Japan, USA and many more countries in the whole world.
Nick is an International examiner for London College of Music/University of West London/RGT examinations. He previously examined for Nationwide Music Examinations, for whom he wrote the Bass Guitar syllabus & the exam pieces for that instrument.
He has over 30 years teaching experience and currently teaches & provides support to pupils for GCSE & ‘A’ level performance, composition, theory, Music ICT, plus writes & delivers courses for Gifted & Talented pupils.
For many years Nick was Lead Tutor for Rock & Pop Development with the Blackburn with Darwen Music Service. This involved working with teachers covering over 900 pupils in Primary, Secondary & 6th Form colleges, to develop the learning of all styles of rock & pop instruments. He also wrote the complete Internal Award Exam Syllabus for Guitar & Bass for the Borough, and developed the Music Ambassadors.
He has had three books of Classical guitar compositions published by CORDA music, and has recently had a composition included in the RGT@LCM Acoustic Guitar Syllabus. He is registered with the RGT, NME & Rockschool to prepare pupils if required for exams in Classical/Acoustic/Bass/Electric guitar, 5 string Banjo, Irish Tenor Banjo, Mandolin and Ukulele. Nick also enters pupils for the Associated Exam Board & Trinity College exams. He teaches Associated Exam Board theory & R. G. T/London College Rock/Pop theory exams. His teaching has been Quality Assured through the Blackburn with Darwen Music Hub, and he holds the enhanced DBS clearance. In January 2015 Nick was awarded ‘Experienced Exam Tutor’ status by the RGT, for continued success with pupils in the exams.
Nick is a member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, and has passed the University of West London Child Protection Course to 16/6/20
Thanks for visiting my profile - I'm Jon Rattenbury and I play and teach guitar and other fretted instruments. I've been involved with music professionally for 25 years.
Do you want to learn the guitar, bass or ukulele? I am a professional guitar teacher that has helped hundreds of students of all ages achieve their musical goals.
NOW TEACHING ONLINE - I've teach students using Zoom, Skype, Facetime and MS Teams. Get in touch for a FREE consultation and technical setup so that you can have online guitar lessons.
I have taught guitar in Sussex for 25 years, both privately and in schools, colleges and university. I help students with auditions, performances, music exams and just getting better at playing. Whether you want to learn classical guitar, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar or ukulele, I have the knowledge and experience to ensure you can progress quickly.
I provide tuition for music theory and often contribute practical help and guidance for composing and song-writing. I even have experience on lute and baroque guitar, if you have an interest in early music. For those interested in singing while playing guitar or ukulele, I can share my own singing and accompanying experience and help you find your voice.
My wide experience teaching children and teenagers ensures that students will enjoy learning their instrument while making real progress. Past and present students have worked on music A-level, GCSE and IB performances, undergraduate university degree coursework, practiced for concerts and gigs, prepared for auditions and for music grade exams.
I also teach adults, from complete beginners to university students, to other guitar teachers who want to widen their knowledge. Also for adult classical guitarists, I run a regular guitar group. This is great for sight-reading, learning new repertoire and musicianship. It's also good fun and it's a friendly and relaxed group.
I have worked as a music examiner for RSL (Rockschool) and IBO, and helped RSL & ABRSM with music syllabus development, so I have a very good understanding of music qualifications.
I have enhanced DBS certification for working with children and vulnerable adults, and Public Liability Insurance.
I currently tutor Classical Electric Guitar and Music Theory online via Skype or Zoom platforms. I use "The Guitarists Way series" and other supplementary materials. I conduct a Guitar ensemble twice a week at a local school. I post frequently on my YouTube Channel, "David C. Solo Guitar". When pupils have made sufficient progress with "The Guitarists Way Series", then I introduce them to the Trinity College London examination syllabus. With Music Theory pupils, I email materials of which are completed and relevant papers are returned marked. My current Classical Guitar recital is a window in on the gamut of periods of music, Rennaisiance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Modern, performed in that order. The pieces can be viewed on the above YouTube Channel.
I have an organized and progressive teaching method, but I am not into prefabricated, over-structured classes. The teaching style really depends on the goals and motivations of the student. I provide an array of guitar materials, books, and scores in PDF. Total beginners or advanced, and experienced players are welcome alike. I also usually write notes after each lesson to summarize what to focus on for the following lesson; this helps keeping your practice well-organized and with clear objectives.
Guitar can be easy if you have the right attitude! Being a good listener, my love for the guitar, and lots of patience are the main assets I rely on for teaching. These lessons may also include custom-made short videos to help your practice. I have an academic and classical background, but I also teach Flamenco, Tango, Folklore, and other Latin American music styles as well. The first lesson is free!
