Mark Cox
Available on for lessons on Monday
Mark Cox has been playing guitar since he was 14 years old.
Initially, he taught himself how to play by just
learning a few chords and then playing songs (mostly by U2) right
away. Now after 25 years of experience, he still loves playing the
guitar and is enthusiastic about passing this skill on to others.
Mark believes in using a song-based approach to learning the guitar.
Basically he teaches a few chords and a little theory, and then jumps
into playing real songs right away. He finds this approach keeps the
guitar fun and addresses aspects of technique as they arise and apply
to specific songs by popular artists. Mark tailors his lessons and song
selections to the taste of each individual student, so whether you
want to play rock, folk, country, or metal, he'll make sure you learn
the style of guitar you enjoy.
Mark is a very patient and encouraging teacher who works well with all
ages, and has particular experience with youth.
Dave Ernst
Available for lessons on Saturday
Attending Berklee College of Music during 1994/1995 in Boston
gave Dave the knowledge to develop his own methodology of teaching,
where he uses his own theoretical text for fingerboard harmony
in the contexts of modal jazz, blues and rock. He has played,
taught and recorded in the U.S., Russia and Thailand.
A professional player for over 30 years and a first rate teacher
for over 20, Dave is also fluent in the Celtic guitar style.
He has had a book published by Alfred on that subject.
