Structured guitar education
Whether you are picking up a guitar for the first time or building on years of playing, choose the pathway that matches your experience, interests and musical goals.
A clearer route forward
Guitar learning can feel confusing when courses, techniques and repertoire are presented without a clear sequence. These pathways help you identify what to study now, what to practise next and how each course supports your musical development.
Choose your entry point
You do not need to complete every course. Start with the route that reflects your current experience and the skills you want to develop.
Begin with rhythm and essential chord knowledge before moving into Spanish, Classical and Flamenco specialisms.
If you already understand basic chords and rhythm, move directly to the musical skill or repertoire you want to develop.
Foundation pathway
These courses create a progressive introduction to rhythm, chords, ear training and practical musicianship.
Rhythm is the foundation of music. Learn how to recognise and read rhythmic values, with particular attention to the varied rhythmic patterns found in Spanish guitar music.
View the rhythm course →Develop essential major, minor and barre chords through songs, chord-chart exercises, music theory lessons and ear-training activities.
View the chord course →Continue your chord development with major seventh, minor seventh and dominant seventh chords taught through songs, chord charts, theory and ear training.
View the seventh-chords course →Choose your musical goal
Choose the area that best matches the guitarist you want to become.
Learn how scales, phrasing and musical ideas can be used to create expressive guitar solos.
Learn scales and improvisation techniques that help you create an authentic Spanish and Flamenco sound.
Develop lead-guitar and improvisation skills through more than 200 exercises and six hours of video lessons.
Build control, fluency and confidence in the essential techniques used in Classical and Flamenco guitar.
Develop clean, strong and dependable technique through more than 100 exercises and four hours of structured video lessons.
Develop rhythmic confidence and learn the strumming techniques that give Spanish and Flamenco guitar their distinctive sound.
Learn essential Spanish and Flamenco strumming patterns through 19 lessons and more than 150 exercises and illustrations.
Apply your technique and musicianship through Classical, Spanish and Flamenco pieces.
Master six timeless pieces with full performances, detailed lessons, slow versions with TAB and more than 2.5 hours of video instruction.
Expand your repertoire with 25 pieces and exercises designed to develop flexibility, arpeggios, phrasing and solo-guitar technique.
Seasonal repertoire
Learn 18 traditional Christmas songs arranged as solo fingerstyle or classical guitar pieces, guitar duets and melody-and-chord versions.
Keep progressing
Follow the complete sequence or use the pathways as a guide for choosing the course most relevant to your playing.
Start with the foundations or choose the specialist pathway that best matches the guitarist you want to become.
Choose Your Starting Point