Guitar Lessons Massachusetts

Instruments: Guitar, Voice

Now I know everybody when starting wants to learn his or her favorite songs and I think that's great! I will certainly be happy to help with that, but while learning those songs I will point out why the music being played by a particular artist works from a theoretical as well as sonic aspect. Understanding why things work is the key to unlocking our own musical potential and exploration. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Drums

I am a jazz guitarist who is interested in and plays all kinds of music. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Music, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Im an easygoing yet disciplined teacher, and there is nothing I love more than the learning process. I graduated from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree in Guitar Performance and Music Business. I have cut my teeth performing in wedding bands, event groups, and supporting myself as an independent artist. Real life experience has been my greatest teacher; having had the opppurtunity to discover music with my peers, and instructors has been a huge part of my success. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I'll never forget the first time I taught someone how to play. I had brought my Spirit Gibson with me and showed it to them. I told them about all the musicians they loved who owned a Gibson; told them they were seeing something apart of history. When I handed it to them I saw their eyes light up as if they were being initiated into knighthood. I just want to see that spark in all the students I teach. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Double Bass

I am a big proponent of a hands-on learning approach that relies heavily on musical interaction and performance preparation. The best way to improve as a musician is to play, so I try to pinpoint what the student is interested in playing and focus our attention toward that, all while developing foundational music skills such as rhythm, sight reading, theory, ear training, and harmony. I like to start my students on a series of warm-ups and technical exercises that I've found to be essential in developing good technique for students of all abilities and experience levels, and eventually work up to playing repertoire that will strengthen their fundamentals and fulfil their musical interests. Read More