HOW WE TEACH GUITAR
We teach a variety of styles so that you can achieve your full potential. We teach both adults and children through lessons customised to individual aims.
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Benefits of learning Guitar
Learning to play the guitar teaches more than playing music:
Builds confidence
Improves concentration
Increases memory capacity
Good for mental health
Improves hand and eye coordination
Reduces anxiety
Strengthens arms
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We travel to students and teach them in their own homes or remotely online. We teach both adults and children in mainly 60 minute, 45 minute and 30 minute lessons. However, extended lessons can be arranged for individual circumstances.
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Beginners and more advanced students welcome.
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YOUR TUTOR
DAN
Oxford College
"I am a guitar teacher from Oxfordshire. I have been playing guitar since a young age and am devoting myself to passing on my passion to the next generation of guitarists. I studied music performance and production at Oxford College for 2 years and have played multiple gigs with several bands in the surrounding area. If your looking to learn a new instrument or take the skills you already have to the next level, I teach acoustic, electric and bass guitar to all ages and abilities. In the lessons we will cover a wide range of genres from rock, blues, pop, funk and everything inbetween, covering chords, scales and different playing techniques."
HOURLY RATES
A full fee cancellation charge is applicable for cancellations of 24 hours or less.
If you do not live within the Oxford area, we are happy to provide you with an hourly rate - depending upon your location.
£40
Per Hour
£30
45 Minutes
£20
30 Minutes
ABOUT GUITARS
The guitar is a plucked string instrument that is played with the fingers or a pick. There are usually 6 strings that run down the neck of a guitar that is attached to the body. Guitars can be made of various woods and the strings are usually made of nylon or steel.
Guitars come in two forms, acoustic and electric. Acoustic guitars have hollow bodies that amplify the notes being played. Electric guitars rely on an electric amplifier that can also alter the tone of the notes.
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Blues guitar is not a type of guitar but rather a style of music. It originates from the deep south of the USA at the end of the 19th century and has had a chequered past. At one point it was considered the Music of the Devil! Luckily for us, it has been popularised since then and is now a major influence on many other styles of music.
"Success is falling nine times and getting up ten times."