July 9, 2015
The Business of Teaching Music By Eric Klodt Over the past fifteen years, as a full time music instructor, I have observed many amazing music professionals who are great teachers and players, but struggle to maintain a full studio. I believe some fundamental business practices are what these teachers display an opportunity to improve on. […]
July 7, 2015
Transitioning to Classical Guitar by William Fitzhugh I have been teaching guitar for far longer than most of my students have been alive, and as I’m sure will be no surprise, most of my students want to learn rock or country. For most students, teaching the chord shapes, reading, theory, etc. is satisfying and enough […]
June 2, 2015
Transcribing Songs for Guitar Students By Shinta Umezawa I would like to share with you what’s going through my head when I’m transcribing chord progressions for my guitar students in their lessons. First thing I do is to figure out what key it’s in. I play along with the song using single notes, look for […]
May 13, 2015
So You Want to Start a Classroom Guitar Program Are you considering bringing more musical education to your school? Are you looking for the most practical, cost-effective, fun and inclusive way to teach your students to play music? If so, you’re in the right place. In this article, we’ll discuss the benefits for students, teachers […]
