Chris Peters Guitar

Chris Peters Guitar

5.0Exceptional(34 reviews)
Top Pro
Offers online services
Top Pro
Offers online services

About

If you have any questions, please contact me via my website. Lessons are once per week, $30 per half hour and $60 per hour, billed monthly; I do not offer (and can not accommodate) every other week, group, and/ or 45 minute lessons. Lessons are available online and in person. I offer an initial free trial lesson consultation with no obligation to register.

www.chrispetersguitar.com

Hi! I've been working with students of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of ability, since 1997. I have a diverse music background that includes studio guitar work for film, TV, radio, and albums, as well as live performance. This provides a unique perspective and skillset that is leveraged to serve the students. Let's work together to achieve your music dreams. I'm here to help. Let's discuss your goals.


Highlights

Current Top Pro
Hired 72 times
1 employee
27 years in business
Serves Lake Mary , FL
Offers online services

Payment methods

Credit Card, Cash, Check, Paypal

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Details

Musical styles

Rock, Country, Blues, Jazz, Folk, Classical, Recommendations available

Guitar style

Acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, Ukulele, Recommendations available

Has instrument

Student who have a guitar, Student who don't have a guitar, but are planning to purchase one

Years experience

No formal training, No formal training; some self-taught experience, 0 – 2 years experience, 2 – 4 years experience, 4+ years of experience

Able to read music

Students who can read music staff, Students who can read guitar tabs, Students who cannot read music

Lesson length

30 minutes, 60 minutes

Student's age

Under 5 years old, 5 – 10 years old, 11 – 13 years old, 14 – 18 years old, 19 – 25 years old, 26 – 45 years old, 46 – 65 years old, Over 65 years old

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    danny l. M.

    Ive had 2 lessons and Ive learned something the other instructor I had I seen him 4 lessons and he called in sick twice and the only thing he showed is how to play Happy Birthday
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    August 23, 2023

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    John F.

    Great teacher, no pretense, he assesses and molds a plan around you for your goals. Highly recommend Chris.
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    March 07, 2023
    Hired on Lessons

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    Mark S.

    Chris is a great teacher that challenges me to be a better guitar player with every lesson.
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    November 20, 2019

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    Robert A.

    Chris is an accomplished musician. In addition, his teaching style lends itself well to the beginner while being able to move to and explain well the deeper areas of music theory. He is very patient and speeds up and slows down in tune with the students comprehensive ability. I am very pleased with Chris and recommend him highly.
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    December 08, 2018
    Hired on Lessons

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    Umasudhan

    Chris works great with young kids. He is very patient, creative and also sparks interest among new learners.
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    June 26, 2018

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    Charles W.

    Chris is personable, compassionate, and understanding. He carefully designs the lessons around each student, you wont get a one-size fits all lesson in his class. Chris is always positive toward his students when they display their strengths or their weaknesses on the guitar. I would recommend him to anyone wanting to learn the guitar.
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    June 23, 2018

    Frequently asked questions

    I assess what stage of development you are at, and your personal goals. I develop a specific, unique plan to help you achieve your goals. If you have attempted guitar unsuccessfully in the past, I endeavour to discover what didn't work for you, and change that immediately .

    I studied classical/ jazz piano under Michael Kramer for 10 years, and guitar under David Hopwood for nearly 7 years, covering every conceivable guitar style and playing technique, as well as advanced theory concepts (improvisation, composition, reading). Additionally, I have over 20 years experience as a studio guitarist.

    Lessons are $30 per half hour, once a week. Hour lessons are $60. Lessons are billed monthly, on the first of the month. Lessons are conducted online unless you would like in person lessons. 

    I started teaching friends in high school, partly to make a little bit of money, but mostly so they would stop bugging me to teach them. Haha! I quickly realized that contrary to my supposition that teaching would be a chore, I actually enjoyed helping others to improve their playing.

    I've worked with students as young as 6 to as old as 70 plus.  I've brought students from having zero guitar experience to developing into advanced players. On the other end of the spectrum, I've worked with advanced players to fix holes in their playing, explore other styles and techniques, and expand their music theory mastery. There's always something new to learn or improve, and I can help you.

    I recently completed guitar and ukulele tracking for the soundtrack of a soon to be released documentary film titled: "Pre Fab!", about The Quarrymen and their drummer Colin Hanton. This is the band that became The Beatles. Studio work is one of my favorite musical creative outlets!

    There are many solid guitar players who play guitar and teach for the money, but are not obsessed with virtuosity. A guitarist who has worked toward virtuosity will have specific reasons why they are instructing you in a particular way, whereas the standard guitar player will not. This can set you up for failure, or at least much more work.

    For example, the manner in which the pick is held will dramatically impact whether or not you'll be able to pick fast, or weather you'll be forced to rebuild your picking technique years into your playing career. Please take lessons from a master guitarist, rather than someone who simply plays the guitar.

    Think about what your goals are, what music/ artists you like, and what it is about music that you have a passion for.

    Additionally, you need to discern whether or not you have the dedication for the instrument, and the patience to take instruction. An instructor's role isn't to bend to the whims of the student, but rather to do what is necessary to help the student to reach his or her goals as quickly as possible.


    Services offered

    Guitar
    Music Theory