David Reynolds

The fastest way to get better at guitar is with a qualified tutor.

Whether you’re just starting out or you already have some skills – I’ll design the right learning pathway for your skill level completely online.

• Acoustic and electric guitar techniques are available 
• Total beginners through to more advanced levels welcome 
•  Styles covered range from rock, pop, blues and jazz 
• Develop your lead soloing and improvisational skills 
• Improve your songwriting and live performance techniques
• All lesson resources are provided including personalized videos, sheet music and custom backing tracks 
• Receive high-quality recap videos that will reinforce your learning
• Songwriting and music production skills

Foundation

As your guitar teacher, my role will be to assist you in laying down a solid foundation that covers essential elements in order for you to progress. 

Correct Application

Learning correct techniques will ultimately benefit your playing and musical direction over time. It is essential to learn and then apply these techniques in order to avoid bad habits. 

Overcoming your musical barriers

Overcoming certain musical barriers will differ from one person to the next depending on their experience and abilities. For a beginner, a musical barrier could be simply changing from one chord to another smoothly and accurately. Overcoming speed constraints for a seasoned guitarist who is working on improvised solos is another example.

When learning anything for the first time, or even if you’ve been playing guitar for an extended period there will always be hurdles to overcome. It is my job to help you push through these challenges and demonstrate ways in which you can achieve success. 

Speed up your learning curve

It takes time, patience, and practice in order to develop a particular skill. Learning to play guitar is no different. While you may wonder what is the easiest and fastest way to learn guitar, the truth is, there are no shortcuts or substitutions for developing a regular practice schedule.

I will assist in fast-tracking your understanding of the fundamentals while making what we learn fun and accessible. You will learn smarter and faster. This will build your confidence and increase the likelihood of you continuing on with your musical journey.

The first step is often the hardest

One reason learning to play guitar seems difficult at first is because new players are asking their fingers and hands to perform complex tasks that don’t come naturally. But don’t worry, it gets easier with practice. It’s similar to refining the motor movements required to write with a pencil as children but soon becomes second nature.

Moving past the first step is simply a matter of putting in the time and effort. For some people, progressing on the guitar comes easier than others. They may have a better aptitude for music, or they may simply have more free time. The lessons I provide are customised to you, so you will get to learn the things you’re most interested in while receiving expert foundational guidance.