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Guitar Lessons London





About me...

My guitar studies started when I was thirteen years old. My first approach to this instrument was from a popular music background. Then,  at the age of 18 I started my classical training at the University of Buenos Aires.
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​Teaching approach

My teaching approach is based on the classical technique which I firmly consider absolutely necessary to achieve excellence in performance, either addressing classical or popular music.

Lessons are tailored to each student's need. Although I follow a common technical method the style of the pieces can vary from one student to the other  

Being also a composer, allows me to give all of my students a greater understanding of how music works and therefore this allows to have a greater appreciation for it, providing the resources to create their own music, harmonizing solos, melodies and make own song arrangements.



The Guitar Technique:
Abel Carlevaro's School of Guitar


Abel Carlevaro (1916–2001) was a virtuoso performer, classical guitar composer and teacher born in Montevideo, Uruguay.
He established a new school of instrumental technique, incorporating a fresh approach to seating and playing the guitar, based on anatomical principles.

Carlevaro’s Guitar Technique is based basically upon the idea of obtaining the maximal result with the minimum effort.
In order to achieve this, the student must go through an intense mental work to resolve problems concerning the instrument and physical effort to mechanise the fingers methodically.

“Technique is, above all, a mental activity  which dictates the movements of the fingers. This term is often wrongly used to mean rapidity, agility, uncontrolled speed, thus ignoring essential elements such as measure, order and evaluation provided by our mind, to reach total submission of the fingers to achieve our purposes successfully. Furthermore, technique should also be understood as the achievements of maximum results with a minimum effort, through the power of our mind.”



Travel Directions - Guitar Teacher in London


​Driving Directions - Guitar lessons London

1. Head north on Falcon Rd/A3207 toward Mossbury Rd
2. Turn right onto Battersea Park Rd/A3205
3. Turn left onto Battersea Bridge Rd/A3220
4. Turn left onto Cheyne Walk/A3220. Continue to follow A3220
5. Turn left onto W Cromwell Rd/A4
6. Take the 1st left onto North End Rd/B317
7. Take the 2nd left onto Beaumont Crescent
8. Take the 1st left onto Gibbs Green Close
9. Turn left
10. West Kensington Music Team Studio: London W14 9LT UK         


Public Transport Directions - Guitar teacher in London

1. Walk to Clapham Junction
2. Clapham Junction to Stratford (London).Train towards Stratford (London)
3. West Brompton Stop ID: WBP. Walk to London W14 9LT, UK



Walking Directions - Guitar teacher in London

1. Head south on Falcon Rd/A3207 toward Lavender Hill/A3036
2. Turn right onto St. John's Hill/A3036
3. Turn right onto Plough Rd
4. Turn left onto Harbut Rd
5. Continue onto Nantes Close
6. Turn right onto Trinity Rd/A214
7. Turn right toward Wandsworth Bridge Rd/A217
8. Turn left toward Wandsworth Bridge Rd/A217
9. Turn right toward Wandsworth Bridge Rd/A217
10. Turn left toward Wandsworth Bridge Rd/A217
11. Turn right onto Wandsworth Bridge Rd/A217
12. Turn right onto New King's Rd /A308
13. Turn left onto Harwood Rd/B318
14. Turn left onto Fulham Broadway/A304
15. Slight right onto Jerdan Pl
16. Turn left toward North End Rd/B317
17. Turn right onto North End Rd/B317
18. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Lillie Rd/A3218
19. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto North End Rd/B317
20. Turn right onto Beaumont Crescent
21. Turn right onto Gibbs Green Close
22. Turn left
23. West Kensington Music Team Studio: London W14 9LT UK
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