Which guitar lessons are the best for you?
If you are still unsure about what the guitar lessons consist of, take a look at the brief explanations below. These are simplified walkthroughs which will aid you in choosing whether you want to learn a classical, electric or bass guitar.
Moreover, they can also help you understand the lesson structure, levels, what musical genres Plumpton mostly focuses on and how the classes are taught.
If you are interested in taking up lessons with Plumpton,
But do not own a guitar yet, he can provide you with one during the lessons.
CLASSICAL
Classical guitars are versatile and can be played either on their own or in a group. It is oftentimes preferred because of the smooth acoustic sound that it produces when played.
ELECTRIC
Electric guitars have thinner strings and produce a clear sound quality due to the technology used. With an electric guitar you also have the ability of controlling its volume output.
BASS
Bass guitars are more rhythmic and add weight to music. They are more versatile as an instrument and have thicker strings than regular guitars.
GENRES
Baroque and modern genres are the centre of attention when learning how to play the guitar with Evan Plumpton.
LESSON STRUCTURE
The lessons mostly focus on techniques and theory, however the basics of music notation, scales, postures, sound and music pieces are pressed on more during the beginner period.
CLASSES
Students can either opt for a one on one lesson structure or a group environment where a maximum of six students at a time will be learning together.
THEORY
Guitar theory is extremely important for anyone who wants to become an advanced guitarist. Through it you can learn how to understand musical keys, chord construction, scales and intervals. Theory lessons are held on Saturdays.
PRACTICE
During the practice lessons you will learn how to handle your guitar. The practical lessons will help you in building a solid foundation when it comes to playing your instrument. You will learn how to tune your guitar and understand chords, notes and sounds better.
LEVELS
Course levels with Plumpton are split into three levels, beginner, intermediate and advanced. Students can achieve their diploma after completing the advanced level.
Get in touch with Evan today to start your lessons