1-on-1 Online Guitar Lessons with a 25-Year Pro

I teach kids (from age 9 and up) and adults, from complete beginners to confident players. Every student learns at their own pace, and each lesson is adapted to your level and goals. I make sure every class is productive and enjoyable because each lesson counts.

Yes, you'll need your own guitar or ukulele, even for the first lesson. We dive right into playing from day one, making every minute count. If you don't have an instrument yet, you can borrow one from a friend or rent one from a local music store like Guitar Center for the trial lesson. I can also help you pick a guitar or ukulele that fits your budget and goals.

You'll need a computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a webcam and microphone, plus a stable internet connection. We'll meet via Zoom, and I'll share my screen to show you tabs and notes clearly. After each class, you'll receive PDF materials and short practice videos to review everything at your own pace.

Each lesson lasts 45 minutes up to 1 hour, depending on the student’s level and focus.

Most students take one lesson per week, which allows enough time to practice and make steady progress.

Some students prefer two lessons per week — we can find a schedule that best fits your goals and motivation.

You can learn the music you love, whether it's pop, acoustic, rock, classical, or fingerstyle. For ukulele, we often play fun and melodic songs, while guitar students can explore chords, melodies, and techniques. I'll tailor lessons to your taste while ensuring you build strong musical foundations.

No problem - life happens!

Please let me know at least 24 hours in advance, and we’ll reschedule or make up your lesson.

If you cancel at the last minute without notice, that lesson is considered completed.

I offer several lesson length options so you can choose what fits your goals and schedule best:

• 30-minute lesson — $30 • 45-minute lesson — $40 • 60-minute lesson — $50

You can pay per lesson or choose a monthly prepaid option — whichever is more convenient for you.

Your first lesson is completely free, so you can try a class with no pressure and see if it’s a good fit.

Your first lesson is completely free - it’s your chance to meet me, see how online lessons work, and play your first notes right away.

You’ll need your instrument (guitar or ukulele) ready, and I’ll guide you step-by-step through your first simple song or exercise.

We also cover the basics:

• how to hold the instrument comfortably

• names of the strings and main parts

• how to place your fingers correctly

• how to make a clean, confident sound

• a simple chord or melody

• how to tune your instrument

During the trial lesson, I’ll also ask about your goals - what music you enjoy and what you want to achieve. Based on that, I create a personalized program just for you.

Everything is explained gently and at your pace - no pressure, no experience needed.

Enjoy personalized guitar lessons right in your living room - no need to deal with traffic, travel time, or carrying a heavy guitar through the weather!

We’ll meet via Zoom, where I’ll guide you in real time, watching your hands and helping you adjust your technique. I also demonstrate tabs and notes on my screen, so you can clearly see what to play.

After each class, I send you PDFs and short videos to help you practice effectively between lessons.

💬 You can always message me with questions between lessons via email or text message - I’m here to help you stay on track.

🎸 Plus, every evening at 7 PM EST, I host a one-hour Zoom practice session where all my students can join, play, and get extra guidance.

Never! It’s never too late to learn an instrument.

Many of my adult students started from scratch and now play confidently for fun or relaxation.

My lessons are patient, structured, and motivating - you’ll be surprised how quickly you can make progress.

Yes! I'm always available for questions between lessons via email or WhatsApp. Plus, every evening at 7 PM EST, I host a one-hour group practice session on Zoom, open to all my students. It's a relaxed, motivating space to practice what we've learned, build consistency, and ask quick questions live.