Jordan Urashi Guitar Lessons

!!CALL/TEXT 6823097678!! When meeting with a new student for the first lesson, I would first introduce myself and ask what kind of music the student would like to be able to play in the future as well as what inspired them to want tolearn how to play guitar in the first place. Next I would ask them to give me a demonstration (if possible) so I can see where the student is at skill/experience wise. If a new student comes with no experience I would start with teaching the student proper posture, the names of the strings on a guitar, a brief overview of the anatomy of guitars, and explain the musical alphabet, and maybe a simple 3 chord progression or simple scale. When meeting a new student who wants advanced or intermediate lessons, I would ask the same initial questions and quiz them on necessary info and theory that they may not know. I customize lessons for intermediate students and advanced students based on what genres, styles, and techniques they would like to learn because I believe a something they enjoy. After finding out this information I would then draft a lesson plan according to the specific student's preferences and ability. 

I am in a successful band, so I have plenty experience playing live in front of large audiences, and have been playing gutar for 12 years (over half of my life). I began taking private lessons at the age of 10 and after surpassing my teacher 4 years after beginning my lessons I was then taught how to properly teach guitar, as well as taking 3 more years of advanced lessons. I began giving beginner and intermediate lessons shortly after finishing my advanced lessons in 2011. A few years later I began teaching advancd lessons to some of my long time students and have been keeping it going ever since.

Contact me at 6823097678 I charge 30-35$ for at least an hour if the student comes to my residence in SW Arlington. I also work at Sounds Good School of Music and rates vary for lessons at my personal studio. I am willing to come to my students within a 25-30 mile range, but I will have to charge a bit more depending on how far away the location is. If a student can not quite afford the rates I am willing to be somewhat flexible on the price. I believe anybody that truly wants to learn how to play an instrument should be able to, so if you are a serious student we will make it work!!

I got started teaching whenever I surpassed my original guitar instructor. After finishing lessons with him, he taught me specifically how to properly teach guitar, and I have been teaching consistently since 2011.

I have worked with many students from all ranges of difficulty. I have experience teaching music theory, acoustic guitar, and stlyles like blues/rock guitar, progressive rock, progressive metal, funk, etc. My lessons are customized according to the student's specific goals, experience, and interests. I believe you will not live up to your full potential if you do not enjoy whatever it is you are doing.

The last show I played with my band Lightfall was great, it sold out! I had a lot of fun meeting succesful artists and haveing a good time with my bandmates after a successful performance. www.facebook.com/lightfall

I would advise the potential student to really think about if he/she really wants to learn guitar and consider the investment of time and money. Consider if you really want to be a guitarist, and I really hope people thinking of taking lessons become great guitarists!

A student should think of what their goals and interests are regarding learning guitar. Ask if it is really worth the investment of time and money, and what kind of guitarist you want to be!