Probably one of the most popular instruments in the world, the guitar offers versatility far beyond almost any other instrument. From country to classical, Spanish to jazz, folk to flamenco, pop to rock, from concert stages to campfires, the guitar holds a place in more homes than any other single instrument. And, you can take it anywhere.
The guitar is possibly the most played instrument in the United States, if not the world. However, it certainly is not the easiest. Lessons are offered for children and adults, beginning through virtuoso. We do recommend that very young children (under 10) begin with the piano unless they are extremely motivated, coordinated, and have well-developed hands. I should also note that we require young students to have their parents participate in the lessons so they can oversee, take notes, and encourage daily practice.
Guitar Lessons Online – Convenience and Effectiveness
Study with Glenn from anywhere in the world with a good Internet connection
Opportunity for Group Lessons which provide better and faster results
Be part of a community of guitarists and gain from their insight into learning and playing
Pride of accomplishment
Build self-confidence
Satisfaction from entertaining and pleasing others
Relaxation
Build hand-eye coordination
Learning to focus
Build and maintain a strong brain and mind (especially important for mature adults)
Learn musicianship and how to become a true artist
Most Importantly, learn to play from your heart
Glenn Tinturin has taught guitar for decades and is an experienced, professional, concertizing musician. He will pay very close attention to the biomechanics of your playing to protect you from injury.
Since classical guitar is Glenn’s specialty, he can offer Master-Class level training and coaching for the professional performer as well as step-by-step instruction for the beginner.
Glenn can offer you thorough training in music theory, chords, and improvisation.
Glenn can give you a solid foundation in rhythm, bass lines, chords, fingerpicking, and lead.
Tone Production – How to create and project a singing tone
Ear Training – No one has to be “tone deaf!”
Sight-reading – Learn to read and play a new piece of music
Technique – Finger facility and flexibility
Posture, Hand Position, and Bio-Mechanics – Correct position helps develop strong technique and avoid injury
Theory – Learn the structure of music for a better understanding
Musicianship – Learn the language of music as a means of communication
Ensembles – Play with others in duos or groups
Performance – Recitals, Performance classes, Masterclasses, and Competitions
Improvisation – Learn to make up music on the fly.
Composition – Write your own songs (any style) or classical music
