Today’s Q and A is a very cool one. It features Gianca Facoetti, who is a guitar teacher from Italy. He’s also a software engineer and at fachords.com he provides tutorials and tools to help the worldwide guitar learning community. Enjoy!
Today’s Q and A is a very cool one. It features Robert Lunn, an award-winning guitarist, composer, and arranger. His arrangements and originals have been performed around the world. He is currently a Signature Artist with the sheet music company, Musicnotes. He loves recording and produces a steady stream of videos (teaching and otherwise) on various social media platforms. You can learn more about him at https://robertlunn.com Enjoy!
Today’s Q and A is a very cool one. It features Jared Borkowski who is a guitarist from Seattle who has been teaching and playing professionally for twenty years. He has a degree in Jazz Studies from the University of Washington School of Music, where he also extensively studied classical guitar performance, music theory, and composition.
He posts weekly lesson videos on his YouTube channel called Sound Guitar Lessons and loves playing jazz guitar, practising classical guitar repertoire, and writing songs. Also, he rides a unicycle and is disappointed that there isn’t a unicycle emoji. Enjoy!
Today’s Q and A is a very cool one. It features Steve Mastroianni who I have known in the music tuition world for a few years now. His emails are full of insightful advice, they’re entertaining, and something I love to read each day. Plus, as you will see in this post we share similar ideas about teaching the guitar and he’s also a big Muse fan! Enjoy!
This Q and A is one of the most exciting I have done yet. It features Mark Morley-Fletcher, who is someone I admire a lot. His emails are always packed with unique insights and it’s clear to me he is a real deep thinker when it comes to teaching and sharing his wisdom with students. For that reason, I’ve got him on the Q and A. Enjoy!
Welcome to a new Q and A. For this one, we have Assaf Levavy from LickNRiff.
I don’t follow many YouTube channels but when Assaf puts up a new video I usually take notice. He has plenty of great arrangements which are not only interesting but original too.
He teaches everything to do with fingerstyle and fingerstyle arrangements, as well as improvisation, advanced techniques, advanced theory and cool composition ideas and tools. Check out his channel HERE.
His channel is great for intermediate and beyond guitarists and if you are one of these I think you will love his lessons.
A lot of his lessons take students down different rabbit holes than what I see from other YouTube tutors, especially for those looking to get deep down and dirty with some new ideas.
Anyway, here is the Q and A.
Welcome to a new Q and A. For this one, we have Andy Crowley from Andyguitar.co.uk.
Due to his laid back teaching style, his genuine focus on helping beginners improve and high quality tutorials, he is someone I respect highly. Most popular online tutors, especially those on YouTube say they teach beginners, but often their lessons are too difficult for actual beginners.
This Q and A is one of the most exciting I have done yet. It features Jamie Andreas, who is easily one of the best guitar tutors I have ever come across.
She is one of my favourite guitar tutors out there as she doesn’t bombard people with content and lessons but is absolutely determined to get her students playing with proper technique right from the get-go – saving them years of frustrations that many guitar students suffer.
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It’s been a little while since the last Q and A as I have been so busy with new projects such as my new guitar podcast and the new stuff I have coming out (more on all this soon) but here is a really cool Q and A with a really cool guy – flamenco guitar teacher Tomas Michaud.