Category Archives: Teaching
Why do you need two days’ notice for a cancelled lesson?
I have found that 48 hours is a fair amount of notice for both myself and the student. This allows me an ample amount of time to contact other students who need make-up lessons. If two days’ notice is not given, the regular lesson fee for your spot will be charged. I do this because: […]
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Can I record one of my songs at my lessons?
Your lesson is yours. If you have a vision of where you want things to go in our sessions, I am happy to go with it. Students ask me all the time, “can I bring my drummer to my lesson?” Of course! I have a full drum set, ready to be recorded. Anyone you collaborate […]
Do you have a waiting list and if so, how long is the wait?
As of January, 2012, I have a short waiting list. Once spring hits, I should have a few more openings due to seniors that will be graduating and going to college. Feel free to e-mail me to see current availability. We may be able to come up with a time/day that fits into my teaching […]
What is the best way to get in touch with you?
The easiest way for me to stay in touch with my students is through e-mail. My teaching schedule usually goes late into the evening, so it is often difficult to return calls at night. I am usually pretty good about checking and returning e-mail, so if you sent me something and don’t hear back within […]
How much experience is required to participate in the Guitar Master Class?
The camp is designed for players looking to take his or her playing to the next level. General requirements are knowledge of basic open chords, some barre chords, power chords, and being able to play a few of your favorite songs fluently on the guitar or bass. You don’t have to be a master of […]
When can I call so I don’t interrupt a lesson?