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We teach the following guitar styles:
Depending upon your individual musical goals we will teach you some of the following concepts and techniques:
Hammer-ons
Pull-offs
Vibrato
Tremolo
Speed Picking
3 Octave Chromatic Scale Practice
Develop your right hand (Classical guitar) with fingering combinations (R.H – im, mi, am, ma, ai, ia, xi, ix, pa, ap, ip, pi)
Practicing without the left hand
How to NOT give up!
Sweep Picking
Jazz Chords (across the entire neck)
Memorising all the notes
Jazz Triads
Walking Bass
Neo-Classical Metal scales along 1 string
Blues Licks
6 Note Scales
String Skipping
Developing a sense of time
Poly-rhythms
Basic strumming
Tuning the guitar
Changing strings
Buying a guitar (what to look for)
Tone
Attitude
The guitar works in 5 positions
The guitar has a nature
Learning the nature
Practicing away from the guitar
Photographic memory
Practicing on the taxi/plane/bus/car etc…
Practicing on the beach
Using your “waiting” time as practice time
“Secrets” of the guitar
How to make your guitar sing
How to make your guitar scream
Powerchords
Intervals
Subdivisions of octaves or subdivisions of X across X amount of octaves
Understanding classical harmony
Understanding jazz harmony
Incorporating tapping guitar
Maintaining a practice schedule
The importance of a practice journal (or log book) – TRACKING and MEASURING
The psychology of learning the guitar
Maintaining a positive frame of mind
Motivating yourself to the next level
Have a long term vision
Short, medium term goals
Practicing with a clock/schedule and practicing without a clock/schedule
Making fans happy
Creating harmony within a band
Leading a band
Playing with others
Keeping your head above the water in a storm
Improvising
Improvising blues
Improvising NEO-Classical
Improvising Vai/Satriani type licks
Improvising McLaughlin/DiMeola/De Lucia type- licks
Improvising over a fast moving jazz standard
Not losing your place in a jazz improvisation
Improvising fusion
Funk riffs
Funk strums
Speed picking and rhythmic groupings
Speed picking on the classical guitar
Classical guitar interpretation
Classical VS Jazz VS Rock
How to strum chords properly
How to pick using a plectrum
How to pick using your fingers
Make your friends happy with the guitar
Repertoire
Memorisation skills
Solving the root cause of a problem
Soloing with “feel”
How to develop a SINGLE-MINDED focus (under severe adversity)
And other relevant concepts…