Rob Swift Guitar Lessons
About
My teaching approach:
Every student is taught with their unique musical interest in mind! At Swiftlessons the goal is to make learning the guitar a fun and enjoyable experience while getting most out of each lesson! The Swiftlessons Guarantee! ✓ World Class Guitar Lessons from an experienced and qualified instructor! ✓ Unique audio/visual resources exclusive to Swiftlessons Students! ✓ Free guitar maintenance! No more spending big bucks at the guitar store! ✓ 24/7 advice from professional musicians who care about your progress!
My influences are:
David Gilmour, Jimi Page, Derek Trucks, Robbie Krieger, Wes Montgomery, Django Reinhardt, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mike Mccready, George Harrison and many many others.
My guitar lessons take place in:
The teacher's studio or the student's home
Guitar Lessons with me take place in the following areas:
My studio and surrounding areas of University City, Philadelphia.
Guitar Techniques:
Scales and Exercises, Song Writing, Recording and Production, Guidance In Equipment Selection, Open tuning, Fingerstyle, Slide Guitar, Vocal Accompaniment, Performance, Improvisation, Jamming Skills, Music Theory, Lead guitar, Rhythm guitar
Your first guitar lesson with me might include the following:
Your free intro lesson consist of an introduction to guitar vocabulary, the anatomy of the instrument, reading chord diagrams and tabs and actual playing technique. Swift Guitar Lessons will get you playing on your very first lesson!
A guitar lesson with me might entail the following:
Every lesson begins with exercises designed to rapidly improve your playing ability! Students learn essential scales and playing techniques, and how to apply them! Each lesson is well planned, and tailored to the specific interest of the student. Learn your favorite songs, a variety of techniques and styles while building a solid foundation!
The qualities I look for in an ideal guitar student might include the following:
One that is dedicated, focused and passionate about learning to play and creating music. Students are expected to practice at least one hour per day and share there progress before each lesson.