Online lessons
Meet with Micheal by video from wherever you practise. Get live guidance, clear demonstrations, and focused next steps without travel.
Acoustic & electric guitar
Play songs.
Build skill.
Find your sound.
Straightforward guitar lessons with Micheal for beginners and developing players—online or in your home, with a focus on solid technique, musical confidence, and enjoying the instrument.
Clear foundationsTechnique that makes everything else easier.
Music that mattersConnect each skill to real playing.
Useful progressKnow what to work on between lessons.
One instrument.
Two directions.
Acoustic and electric guitar share the same musical language, but each has its own feel. Choose the sound that excites you—or build confidence on both.
Acoustic guitar
Build clean chord changes, steady rhythm, and the control to make one guitar sound full.
- Open chords and smooth transitions
- Strumming patterns and time
- Fingerstyle foundations
- Playing complete songs
Electric guitar
Develop accurate fretting, confident picking, and the technique to shape riffs, melodies, and solos.
- Power chords and riffs
- Picking control and muting
- Scales and fretboard movement
- Tone, phrasing, and lead basics
Learn where it works for you.
Choose the lesson setup that fits your routine. The same practical, personalized instruction is available online or face to face in your own home.
In-home tutoring
Micheal travels to the student’s house for a one-on-one lesson in a familiar, comfortable space.
A practical path forward.
Good playing is built in layers. Each lesson connects the next technique to the music you want to make, without skipping the essentials.
Get oriented
Tuning, posture, fretting, picking, and how to practise without unnecessary tension.
Find the groove
Chords, rhythm, timing, and the coordination that turns shapes into music.
Build a repertoire
Use full songs to make technique memorable, musical, and worth practising.
Go further
Add fretboard knowledge, lead playing, stronger technique, and your own musical choices.
Lessons meet you at your level.
You do not need to arrive with polished technique or theory knowledge. You need a starting point, a little curiosity, and a direction you care about.
Brand new to guitar
Learn how the instrument works, form your first chords, keep time, and turn the basics into music you can recognize.
Ready to move past the basics
Clean up technique, understand what you are playing, expand your song list, and tackle the skills that have kept you stuck.
Bring a guitar.
Bring a song.
If you have a guitar, bring it. Add one song you would love to play and one thing that feels difficult right now—that is enough to begin a useful conversation.
01 · Your instrumentAcoustic or electric
02 · A directionA song, style, or skill
03 · Your questionsNothing is too basic
Ready to talk lessons?
Call or text Micheal to ask a question and discuss online or in-home lesson options.
Call or text
1-780-667-5471