Guitar Lessons Essex County, NJ

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Music, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I truly enjoy teaching Guitar & Bass as well as all aspects of performing and composing music. I believe that learning to play the Guitar or Bass should be fun and rewarding, and I have developed an exciting, multi-faceted approach to teaching. My method is based on the student getting a feel for the Guitar and Bass (even with limited information), developing confidence and being able to learn on his/her own, making it possible for them to make the decision on what direction to take their music. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Bass Guitar, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I usually take the first lesson to gauge what the student wants from learning their specific instrument. If they want to learn a specific song, if they want to get better at a certain genre, or if they just want something to do as a hobby! I believe it is counterproductive to force a certain system or lesson series that the student is not interested in. I have tons of practice books, scales, and warmups that I like to use to help the student become more proficient and confident in their craft. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice

I use to talk with my students for a few minutes, because I trying make them relax. Then I make questions above the homework's if they understand or no. If he/she do not understand the homework's I use to help them again. when they are ready to do I am ready to continue the class. I am trying to speak very slow and I have very much patience when I am teaching because one of my teachers said to me; "You need a lot of patience to be teacher". Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele

My experience as a teacher began in 2016. I began with four students and gained more via word of mouth. During my final year of college, I worked at South Jersey Conservatory of Musical Arts and have been building a studio ever since. Throughout my years as an instructor, I have found that consistency is the key to progression. Progression, especially for children, helps keep the student motivated and gives them a sense of achievement. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar

I have over 6 years of collective classical guitar and piano teaching experience. I began playing the guitar at the age of 15 and the piano at 7. At around 18 I decided that I wanted to become a full-time classical guitarist. I began at William Paterson as a classical guitar major. 2 years after that I realized my dream of entering a conservatory. I was accepted into Mannes School of music in New York. Read More