Django Reinhardt: The Gypsy Jazz Legend and His Musical Legacy
When discussing the pantheon of jazz legends, Django Reinhardt’s name inevitably shines brightly. Born Jean Reinhardt on January 23, 1910, in Liberchies, Belgium, Django was
Can you treat the guitar like a piano?
When I started playing the guitar, it seemed like the coolest instrument you could possibly play. In some ways, it was like I was more interested in the instrument than music itsel
Want to Become a Jazz Guitarist? Listen
I get a lot of new students that are interested in learning jazz guitar. Across the board, my first piece of advice to them is almost always the same: listen to
Listening from the Perspective of Possibility: How One Teacher Changed My Relationship with Music
“Music, like all true art, is an experience to be shared, not judged, for blame can not make it worse, as praise can not make it better,” my guitar teacher explained, borrowing
Fall Recital 2018 Highlights
The recitals are the best time of the year every time they come around. Not only do we get to enjoy great music, but we also get to watch the growth of each participant! A good con
Moveable Chord Forms on the Guitar
In this article, I’m going to discuss some basic chord shapes on the guitar in open position and show you how to turn them into movable chord forms. It is recommended that
Check out our talented students!
Our seasonal recitals are a great way for students to get an opportunity to perform for friends and family! It’s also great for friends and family to get a chance to see the
What To Expect In Your First Guitar Lesson
Signing up for your first guitar lesson can be exciting, but anything new can also make you nervous if you don’t know what to expect. So let us help you out: here we’ll tell yo
Fall Recital 2016 Highlights
Students Showing Off Their Skills Taking lessons and practicing is something that all musicians have to spend most of their time doing, but it all pays off at the performance. Just