Best Guitar Lessons in Colchester

The hourly rate may occasionally be revised to accommodate increases in operational expenses. Any change to the rate will be communicated at least a month before they take affect.

Lesson could last for months into years depending or your personal goals, drive and ambition. It is said that it take 10.000 hours to master something and it could take 4 times that to master music.

Regular practice is essential when learning a musical instrument. Ideally you should aim to practice between 2-6 hours a week. The more you practice the quicker you will progress. The quicker you progress the more fun you will have. Failing to practice will result in slower progress and may lead to lessons being cancelled.

Try to spread your practice time out over at least 3 days per week and make sure you practice within two days following your lesson. It can be tempting to cram practice in just before your follow-up lessons but only doing this will result in forgetting important information from the previous session.

Everyone develops their own unique style and this can effect preference on sitting, standing and strap height. However, posture is important and if sitting, you should always attempt to sit with your pelvis bones sat on the edge of your chair. Keep your pelvis the same height or slightly higher than your knees. This aids keeping a straight back and neck. Your arms should feel comfortable and your wrists should be straight, this will allow the best movement in the carpel tunnel and reduces the possibility of strain.