Fraser Ward

Ultimately, I want the student to to get the most out of the lesson.
My lessons start with checking in on where you are at, what you specifically want to learn, and if you aren't sure, working on a variety of things to get you at the level you want to get to.

I like to use the songs you like in to keep you motivated and interested. I do my best to explain in a way that you will understand without it being too intense!

Through community music work, I've learned that sense of achievement, and connecting over music are very important. Learning guitar is a great way to do this. You being happy with your learning will make me happy as a tutor, win win!

Your lesson might look like this:

- A chat about your goal, what you know and what you want to know about the guitar.
- Having a go at a song
- Discussing sound and tone, helping you get the sound you are going for.
- Explaining and giving you the right tools to learn it
- Something to take away for next time, a new chord or a new bit of knowledge on the instrument!
- Helpful resources. Videos, links and tab.
- Building your confidence and hopefully getting you ready to make your own music and perform! (no pressure)

Most of all, making sure this is a positive experience for you! Doing whatever makes you feel good! If your goal is simply to make a noise that you are happy with then that's what we'll work on!