The shocking truth told at last – 90% chance of failure… Unless you study with a great guitar teacher

Finally, you can discover the shocking truth. 90% Of all new learners fail to achieve their goals. The reason for this is sub-par guitar tuition!

That is why you can not allow this to happen to you. The guitar mentor you select for your weekly guitar lessons will have a lasting impact for the rest of your life that.

You simply cannot take things lightly.

You do not want to learn bad technique and have to relearn the guitar. That is effort time and money lost. Save money, save time and learn with the best from day one!

You can take second-rate guitar lessons from anyone, or you can study the guitar with the best guitar teacher London has to offer. The decision is in your hands.

Here, are the true facts: 90% of complete beginners give up playing the guitar after barely four months of learning.

If you’re still playing after four months (from being a complete beginner), then you already belong to the top 10% of aspiring guitarists.

Out of the 10% remaining, only a few will take their playing beyond learning a few chords and only 2% (out of the initial 100) will then

proceed to intermediate concepts such as improvising or playing substitute chords.

Very very few (less than 1%) will even get into playing advanced guitar solos, intricate harmonies, special techniques and advanced chords.

What makes the difference between a guitarist who never gets past struggling to strum two open chords and a guitarist who has a solid command of his or her instrument?

Answer: It’s not their talent or ability; It’s the skill and competency level of their instructor and mentor. THAT is the key element.

Why we will help you succeed in your guitar playing (regardless of your current level)

Our head guitar teacher has personally studied with some of the most incredible guitar mentors on this planet including the late Johnny Fourie (John Mclaughlin’s friend and colleague), Abri Jordaan (one of the most outstanding classical guitar teachers) and other music legends.

He is familiar with rock, jazz and classical guitar styles and has excelled at a world-class level in all three styles. He is also remarkably well known for his ability on touch guitar. He can play and improvise fluently in standard tuning as well as his “top-secret” guitar tuning in touch guitar.

He has successfully taught guitarists from the age of 15 including guitarists who have now gone to develop their music schools.

He knows how to turn you into the extraordinary guitarist YOU deserve to be!

Guitar playing is 80% psychology and 20% skill

Learning to play the guitar is first and foremost about your state of mind. Without proper motivation and encouragement from a mentor/teacher, it will be challenging to learn how to play to the best of your ability. Practising with the correct technique is 20% of the game, but a perfect state of mind powers success!

We will work with your goals and ambitions to make you the guitar player you want to be!

• If you want to learn how to play for the fun, then we’ll turn you into the best amateur guitarist you can possibly be!
• If you want to learn how to play chords properly to play music in your local church – You’re at the right place.
• If you want to become the next Yngwie J. Malmsteen – we will work with your goals to ensure they are achieved!

Whatever goals and ambitions you may have, we are 100% committed to making your dreams a reality! Enquire today and let’s take you from where you are to where you want to go.

All levels and goals are welcome (Absolute beginners to very advanced). If you want to learn from someone who’s virtually played in most modern guitar styles and has a master knowledge of the guitar, if you want to invest your money prudently and get the best possible guitar education that money can buy, you’ve just found it!

Please do visit our guitar programmes to find the best program available for you.

Stefan Joubert

Master Guitar Instructor & Head Teacher at the London Institute of Guitar

“All levels and goals accepted – regardless of whether you want to play for fun or become the next Yngwie Malmsteen”