I have 20 years of teaching experience and some of my former students are already amazing professional musicians in their own rights.
Music is my passion and has taken me around the world, performing to hundreds of thousands of people. And I love to share what I’ve learned along the way.
Continue reading to find out more about my teaching and to see what my students have to say. .
guitar lessons
My teaching style is based on pursuing the musical interests of the student. I feel that the world of music is large enough that whatever style of music you are in too, you can do to a high level with the help of an experienced teacher. If you love the music you are learning, you are more likely to practice in between lessons, and that is the key to moving forward.
However, everyone needs…..
- A sound, fundamental guitar technique (including plectrum skills, finger style, scales, chords etc)
- A great ear
- Strong rhythm
- Repertoire
- Emotional connection to the music
I teach all levels from absolute beginners up to any standard.
I can teach in person at my home in West London (TW12) or online via Zoom, Skype or FaceTime.
testimonials
Joshua - age 10
Dan
music production lessons
As a platinum-selling music producer, I’ve had the privilege to work with many talented artists from around the world such as Beyonce, Brandy, Craig David, Andy Mckee, the Sugarbabes, Lamar etc and many others. I collaborate with songwriters and musicians to produce music that you’ll often hear on the radio.
With my experience as a teacher, I also provide lessons in music production. I use a program called Logic Pro to create music, beats and remixes for many artists across the globe.
In order to have music production lessons, it’s recommended that you have the Logic Pro software installed on your computer. Lessons will be tailored to your current knowledge and skill level. I always aim to challenge my students to be creative and to put into practice what they’re learning. You’ll be amazed at what you can produce with the right coaching. Get in touch!