Who is going to play?
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Which music gets you moving?
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When you listen to a song, you notice…
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How do you like to practice?
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Guitar
Acoustic and electric, from first chords to shredding solos. Electric or acoustic, rock or worship, campfire songs or Steve Vai licks. Guitar is Fernando's first love and he has played it in bands for almost 30 years, so lessons feel like jamming with someone who has been on stage, not reading out of a book.
Piano
Read music, play with both hands and understand what you play. Piano is the best way to understand how music works. Students learn to read sheet music, coordinate both hands and play pieces they are proud of, from classical études to pop songs and movie themes.
Drums
Groove, timing and fills on a full kit in a treated room. The studio has a real drum room with acoustic treatment, so students learn on a proper kit without worrying about the neighbors. Lessons build rock-solid timing first, then the grooves and fills that make a band sound great.
Bass
Lock in with the drums and become the backbone of any band. Every band needs a bass player, and a good one is always in demand. Lessons cover the grooves, the theory behind the notes and the feel that makes people move.
Ukulele
The quickest path to playing real songs, perfect for young kids. Four soft nylon strings and small frets make the ukulele the friendliest first instrument. Kids play full songs within weeks, and adults love it as a fun, portable way back into music.
