Guitar Lesson - Electric/Acoustic Guitar - 結他課程 : 電結他 / 木結他

Profile: [External link] Qualifications • Grade 8 - Rockschool RSL- Electric Guitar 電結他- Distinction • Grade 5 - Trinity College London 倫敦聖三一學院 - Electric Guitar 電結他- Merit • Grade 5 - The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 皇家音樂學院 (ABRSM) - Theory of Music 音樂理論 - Merit Private Guitar Lesson: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar 電結他/木結他 • Duration: 60 Minutes/Session or 45 Minutes/Session • Tuition Fees: Grade 1-3 - HKD 300/60 Mins or HKD 250/45 Mins (Beginners) Grade 4-6 - HKD 350/60 Mins or HKD 300/45 Mins (Intermediate) Grade 7-8 - HKD 400/60 Mins or HKD 350/45 Mins (Advance) • Location: San Po Kong 新蒲崗 (5mins walking distance from Diamond Hill MTR station via Exit A2) • Time: Weekdays(Evening) or Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holiday (Flex Time) • Language: Cantonese (Mother tongue), English (Fluent) & Mandarin (Fluent) Main Focus: • Understand Guitar Structure and Correct Posture • Understand Music Theory and Notation • Guitar Maintenance and Set-Up • Coordination Between Left and Right Hand • Development of Sense of Internal Pulse • Ear training, Sight-reading • Fingering, Scales, Arpeggios, Strumming and Exercises for Different Forms of Accompaniment • In-depth Understanding and Training of Different Guitar Techniques • Analysis of Essentials with Different Music Styles - Pop, Blues, Funk, Rock, Punk, Country, Jazz. • Music Theory Analysis i.e., Composition and Modern Song Arrangement • Techniques Essential in Different Rhythm and Expressions in Guitar Solo Playing • Equipment Settings of Amplifier, Effects, DAW, Audio Interface, PA, under Different Practices, Performances and Venues Graded Examinations Referral for Rock & Pop (Trinity College of Music) • Rock & Pop Electric Guitar - [External link] • Rock & Pop Acoustic Guitar- [External link] Graded Examinations Referral for Rockschool • Rockschool Electric Guitar - [External link] • Rockschool Acoustic Guitar- [External link] What Is a Good Practice Routine? • Use a Metronome. • Learn The Music Slowly and Then Gradually Speed Up. • Practice The Music Faster Than The Necessary Tempo. • Schedule a Specific Time to Practice. • Practice Regularly – Aim For At Least 5 Days Per Week. • Select a Practice Location With Fewer Distractions. • Listen to Your Body. • Have Clear Goals. Level of Mastering • Introductory - Can play simple musical parts, songs and accompaniments, and at least one real piece of music, although likely with a somewhat irregular rhythm and flawed technique. • Basic - An expanded grasp of fundamentals, and can play several pieces, albeit imperfectly. • Beginning - Basic competence as a rhythm guitar player, and can continue learning and growing independently. • Intermediate - Skill suitable for more advanced pursuits such as improvisation, home recording, writing music, and beginning to tackle advanced repertoire and technique. • Advanced - Starts to take command of the musical performance, beyond merely playing the right notes and right rhythms, and into a deeper awareness of feel, tone, and dynamics. Most never reach this point. • Expert - Can start to teach others; guitar skills are quite serviceable. • Professional - Can teach almost any player, and can perform comfortably in at least one style. Most would describe this as mastery. • Master - World-class musician, guitar deity, or frightening demon.