Courses

Improve your playing with courses on lead guitar, technique, theory and rhythm guitar. Courses offer in depth information on specific topics and provide guaranteed results across short time frames. They’re perfect for people who want to improve on a certain topic or want to learn but don’t want to commit to ongoing private lessons.

Beginner Guitar

Beginner Guitar Course

In this course you’ll learn everything you need to start your journey of being an electric guitarist – how to play open chords and barre chords, use strumming patterns, understand correct fretting and picking technique, pick single notes, read tab and chord charts, use picking patterns, mute strings for chords and scales, use hammer-on’s and pull-off’s, change chords quickly and effectively, play power chords, play scales, play different kinds of riffs, understand rhythm, play to a metronome, understand how to practice effectively and how to learn songs.

Lead Guitar

How To Play Lead Guitar

In this course you’ll learn how to play lead guitar starting with the fundamentals and working your way up. This course has been designed for guitarists who want to play lead guitar but have little to no lead guitar playing ability.

Lead Guitar

Improvisation Course

In this course you’ll learn how to improvise guitar solos in a creative, reliable, and methodical way. This course has been designed for guitarists who have some amount of lead guitar playing ability but struggle with improvising.

Theory

Guitar Theory Course

In this course you’ll learn the theory required to understand guitar playing and music on a deeper level. This course has been designed for guitarists with any amount of playing ability who want to learn more about guitar playing theory.

Theory

Modes and Scales Course

In this course you’ll learn everything you need to know about modes and scales – what they are, when and where they work, what chords and progressions they work over, how to apply them, etc. This course has been designed for guitarists with some amount of lead guitar playing ability who want to improve their knowledge and understanding of modes and scales.

 

Rhythm Guitar

Rhythm Guitar Course

In this course you’ll learn everything you need to know in order to be a great rhythm guitarist – how to speed up chord changes, how to play barre chords, how to mute unwanted open strings, how to play to a metronome or drum machine, how to play rock or metal riffs, how to count beats and understand rhythm, how to add fills to chords, etc. This course has been designed for guitarists who would like to improve their rhythm guitar playing.

Technique

Technique Course

In this course you’ll learn how to improve your technique for advanced soloing and technical guitar playing. This course has been designed for guitarists with a certain amount of playing ability who would like to improve their technique.

Testimonial

What do our students say?

 

Dean is an excellent teacher. Very methodical in defining a lesson plan and executing it. Has a great manner and it helps that he’s a killer player in his own right. Highly recommended!

Matt

F.A.Q.

Frequent Questions

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How long do the courses run and how long does each class go for?

Each course is made up of multiple terms that dive deeper into the course topic, each term is 6 weeks long. How many terms you take depends on how much you want to learn and improve. Classes are an hour long and run once a week.

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How big are the class sizes and will I have to play in front of everyone?

Depending on the enrolment of each course, class sizes can differ. That being said, they usually average out to anywhere between 6 – 8 people in size. You won’t be expected to play in front of everyone. We’ll play as a group when learning something new and you’ll play to me during one on one time when refining something. You won’t be expected to stand up and play in front of everyone.

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Will I be able to ask questions and receive help during a class?

Yes, there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification regarding course material and information. There will also be plenty of opportunity for one on one guidance through out each class. Obviously it’s a class and not a private lesson so you’ll be expected to share class time with other students. But considering you’ll all be working on the same material – they’ll likely have the same questions as you anyway.

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Where will the courses be held?

Courses are usually held in class spaces in Melbourne’s northern suburbs or inner city, though they can also be hosted closer to Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, western suburbs or bayside area. If you’re interested in taking a course, contact me today to find out where the next course could be running.

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