Jim Beaver's school of music offers private and group guitar lessons to ages 5 and above. Instructors include Jim Beaver, Todd Barrett, Craig Danielson, and Gary Lockaby.
When it comes to guitar lessons, one size doesn't fit all. That's why we have 4 different instructors to learn from.
Director Jim Beaver has been a fixture in the areas music scene for well over a decade. Learn everything from jazz and country to rock and metal. Advanced instruction in theory application for guitar, including chord voicings as they relate to rhythm guitar, right hand techniques for the accomplished rhythm player, advanced modal study for lead guitar, left hand techniques, and melodic improvisation.
Call today 693-4056, or visit our website at www.jimbeaversmusicstudios.com
Or email info@jimbeaversmusicstudios.com!!!
Assistant Director Todd Barrett specializes in Rhythem and Lead acoustic and Electric Guitar. From Bluegrass to classical gas, Todd can guide you through your musical journey. Also specializing in advanced care and maintenance with his training at the Atlanta Guitar Works school of building and repair, Todd can teach you to build a guitar from the ground up, replace pickups or a neck, or a simple restring. Plus, it's pretty cool having him around to work on all of our stuff around the studio!
Gary Lockaby specializes in Jazz and Traditional Classical, or nylon string guitar. Be able to read any chart put in front of you, from Bach to Bacharach. Advanced study of fingerboard, including a mastery of chord voicings and melodic improvisation. Learn to read music and play by ear!
Craig Danielson specializes in modern electric guitar, songwriting, and acoustic guitar. Tired of instructors teaching your "their" music? Craig is our youngest instructor, and very plugged into the current musical scene, locally and nationally. With a self produced and self written album of his own, Craig can also guide you through the self made musician/band scene, by experience!
contact the studio today
www.jimbeaversmusicstudios.com
828-693-4056
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