Rick Taylor Music

First thing I do is an assessment of where they are currently at with their music. I then ask questions of their goals and what they want to do with their music. From that point I develop a teaching plan based on that.

I played instruments throughout my school years, as a teen and adult have studied with multiple advanced level instructors, and I am constantly researching learning material from other methods. My students get the advantage of being taught the best from each of all those resources. In addition, I am an author of "Guitar Sense" a guitar instruction and theory book.

Standard price is set for weekly lessons same day same time each week. Exceptions to this can be made on occasion.

A lifelong passion for music and performing fueled the desire to start my own business teaching.

I have taught a multitude of students from age 6 to 83 with all types of diverse backgrounds and abilities (including some handicapped).

Taught a 77 year old well educated man who had not only ever played music but never really listened to it. With him I not only taught him to play classical guitar but also shared music history and appreciation of different genres of music.

To make sure the To instructor is knowledgeable, patient, and truly cares about the student succeeding. Making sure the teacher is able and willing to go down to the student’s level.

That it takes more than just memorizing songs and playing them to be good at music. How music works needs to be understood. Once music is understood it is not a big deal to even go on to other additional instruments.