Guitar Lessons Virginia

Instruments: Guitar

There is nothing more rewarding than seeing your student progress and diacover a love for music. I am unconventional in my teaching methods as that I don't follow a certain teaching outline. Every student has their own pace, and its important for me to let a student take as long as they need to learn without being rushed. And by acknowledging their accomplishments, they become eager to learn more, and have more fun playing music, as that is the whole point of music right? Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Bass Guitar

I began teaching 5 years ago and have been consistently teaching upwards of 40 students a week. Making it fun to learn, practice, and keep a consistent schedule is important if anyone wants to truely make real strides in their progress and playing ability. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar

Nothing is more enjoyable than seeing a music student climb the learning curve and self recognize and appreciate their progress other than, perhaps watching their passion grow over the long term as they successfully step into the performance phase and play a well practiced piece for their friends, family, peers, or others. Each student's lesson selection plan is always a collaborative agreement between the instructor and learner as well as the practice plan in terms of both frequency and repetition pattern. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

For beginner students who have never held an instrument or don't know anything about music we'll go over basic guitar fundamentals we'll talk about different types of guitars, how to hold the guitar in classical and folk style positions, how to press your fingers on the strings (because there is a way), body parts of the guitar, basic music concepts such as beat and rhythm, how to read music both standard and tabs, basic guitar exercises, and a few fun songs once the fundamentals have been practiced enough. Read More

Instruments: Guitar

Robert  is an Army veteran who spent over 24 years as an Army musician.  He represented the Army as a guitarist, vocalist, percussionist,  and bassists in the US, Europe, and Korea.  In addition he has taught  and performed privately outside of his duties as an Army musician.  After he retired from the Army  in 2011 he joined the Musika team as a guitar and piano instructor and has very much enjoyed teaching his Musika students. Read More