Guitar and Bass Guitar Lessons
Looking for electric, bass or acoustic guitar lessons in the Rancho Bernardo area? Contact Glenn Sutton at
619-306-3664.
Glenn offers individualized instruction for beginners, and for intermediate and advanced guitarists. He teaches wide range of styles, including Rock, Pop, Blues, Metal, Jazz, Classical, R&B/funk, Country and Folk, and provides both electric and acoustic guitar lessons. He also teaches bass guitar.
Glenn has been teaching guitar in his Poway based studio inside of the Ozzie's Music Store, where he is senior guitar instructor, for the last 25 years. He is highly experienced working with students ranging from absolute beginners to talented professionals. Students range from young children to senior citizens.
Private lessons are available for children and adults. Beginners through advanced students are welcome.
Glenn is an experienced, patient, and enthusiastic teacher with thirty years experience.
Lessons focus on proper playing techniques, music theory, music reading, and improvisation.
Phone Glenn Sutton at: 619-306-3664.
Resources
Getting your child started on guitar
Making the most of your guitar lessons
Why purchasing a guitar package is a good idea
Using backing tracks to master the guitar solo
What makes the guitar such a great instrument?
Guide to buying an electric guitar
Things to look for when buying an acoustic guitar
What to look for when buying a guitar amplifier
The Essential Guitar Accessories for any Serious Player
Proper Care and Maintenance of Guitar Strings
Is a Cheap Guitar Worth the Purchase?
How to Find a Great Guitar Teacher
Developing a High Level of Musicianship
Which Brands Your Favorite Guitarists Play
Guitar Effects Pedals and Accessories for the Advanced Player
Development and Usage of the Guitar around the World
Major Acoustic Guitar Companies
An Introduction to Guitar Picks
An Introduction to Guitar Strings
Reasons and Methods for Practicing Your Guitar Scales
The 5 Greatest Rock Guitarists Ever
General Guitar Maintenance and Repair
Five Mistakes New Guitar Players Make (and How to Avoid Them)
How to Become a Better Guitar Student
Why Do I Need a Guitar or Bass Teacher?
Buying a Guitar: How to Get the Most Twang for Your Buck
Learning the Rules of Music Theory in Order to Break Them
Songwriting with an Electric Guitar
Fender Guitars: An Introduction
Introduction to Acoustic-Electric Guitars
Legendary Bassists and Their Gear
Country and Western Electric Guitar
Country and Western Acoustic Guitar
Transitioning From Guitar to Bass
Taking Acoustic Guitar Lessons
Learning and Playing Jazz Guitar
How Much Should You Spend on a New Guitar?
Why You Should Have More Than One Guitar
Transitioning from Acoustic to Electric Guitar
Surf Rock: A Different Guitar Sound
The Emotional Benefits of Learning Guitar
Mainstream Influences on Christian Pop and Rock
How to Develop an "Ear" for Music
The Six Rarest and Most Expensive Acoustic Guitars
The 5 Rarest and Most Expensive Electric Guitars
Getting the Most Out of Your Guitar Teacher
6 Ways to Prepare for Your Best Practice Ever
Replacing your electric strings
The ins and outs of “fake books” and how to use them
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