Performance, theory & practical grades.
Learning guitar is a rewarding way to grow personally and musically. Lessons are structured to give clear direction, steady progress, and a sense of achievement. Whether your goal is performing live, completing graded exams, or building musical confidence, you’ll develop lasting skills, enjoy measurable progress, and achieve meaningful milestones along your musical journey.
Music Theory
Develop your music theory knowledge following the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) syllabus. Lessons are suitable for guitarists or other instrumentalists and provide a strong foundation. Theory helps you understand music, communicate effectively with other musicians, and build confidence. These lessons prepare students for exams and practical application in playing and composition.
Practical & Theory
Work towards graded exams with recognised boards such as Trinity College London or Rock School. Lessons cover practical playing, technique, and preparation for recorded performance submissions. Classical guitar grades are also available. With clear goals, structured practice, and focused tuition, students steadily improve, building confidence and skills that support musical achievement across instruments and performance settings.
Performance, theory & practical grades.
Learn a new skill
Build confidence performing at an open mic through structured tuition focused on personal development. Lessons cover acoustic finger-style or electric guitar, helping you create a polished, playable repertoire. You’ll gain real performance experience while improving timing, tone, and musicality. These lessons combine skill development with practical experience, enabling students to perform confidently in public settings.
Mind set
If you’re new to the guitar, it’s essential to start with the right mindset. Lessons provide clear goals, structure, and guidance to ensure steady progress. Whether learning a new skill or rekindling an old ambition, students learn effective practice habits. Beginners gain confidence, understanding, and motivation while building a strong foundation for future musical growth and achievement.
Start with a short 30, 45, or 60-minute introductory lesson to discuss your goals and current ability. This session helps create a structured, personalised learning plan. Lessons can be in person, online, or a mix of both. Beginners and advanced learners are welcome, with a focus on progression, confidence, and achieving both personal and graded milestones.
Start with a short no obligation 30, 45 or 60 minute introductory session to discuss your goals and current ability. This helps create a structured plan for your learning. Whether you want to learn in person, online or a mix.
Students work towards clear outcomes such as building a small repertoire, completing music theory grades, or preparing for graded exams. Progress is measured by achieving a grade, or performing at an open mic at a pub near you.
Lessons are typically 30, 45, or 60 minutes, focusing on practical playing, technique, or music theory depending on your goals. Lessons are term time with availability on Sunday, 9am – 4pm Monday – Wednesdays after school and Thursdays until 6:00pm.
Progress towards a personal goal such as performing at an open mic or completing graded exams with organisations such as the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, Rockschool, or Trinity College London.