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Hello, my name is Jordan! I have over 25 years of guitar teaching experience and over 30 years experience playing in bands and touring acts.

I got started playing guitar at 13 when my grandmother unexpectedly bought me a guitar for Christmas. That passion led me to Berklee College of Music in Boston, where I earned my Bachelor's degree in Electronic Music Production and Sound Design with a concentration on guitar (2014-2016).

I can teach students theory, harmony, ear training, improvisation, how to play their favorite songs, how to create their own music, and how to read both tablature and sheet music.

[4.95 rating over 38 reviews from another lesson platform] I am an accomplished, award-winning guitarist, composer and teacher and have been teaching guitar and music for 20 years. I have both a Bachelor's and a Masters Degree in Music.

Kareem "Jesus" Devlin is a professional guitarist, artist and producer. He was given the nickname "Jesus" by Lady Gaga while playing lead guitar on the Monster Ball Tour and working on the Born This Way album. He has performed on on TV shows including SNL, The Today Show, Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel Live and many more.

Hi, I'm Simone, a professional guitarist based in Lisbon with 20 years of playing, 16 years of teaching, and a deep love for the guitar in all its forms. I have toured and recorded with international artists including Brazilian singer-songwriter Leo Middea and Paulo Novaes, performed at festivals across Europe and North America including the Edmonton Folk Festival in Canada, and…

I've been teaching for over 30 years. Sixteen years as a private instructor, working at local music stores, around Orlando FL. I taught for fourteen years at Winter Park High School where I taught 6 guitar classes a day levels 1-4. I also taught at Seminole Comuinty College for a few years as there adjunct guitar professor.

Hey, I’m Joe! — Berklee College of Music guitar performance grad with over 30 years of stage and studio experience. I’ve played everything from smoky blues bars to festivals, and I still get the biggest rush watching a student nail their first solo or finally “hear” how theory actually works on the fretboard.

Shortly after graduating from the Guitar Institute of Technology (GIT) at Musicians Institute in 1991, I was able to make a living as a musician, giving guitar lessons during the day, and playing gigs with various bands at night. After a few years of this, I got a little tired of the gigs, but I never got tired of the teaching.