Greg Arney

Right now, "Morphine" by Shiina Ringo.

"Place du Tertre", Bireli Lagrene.

Definitely sushi.

So many great movies! One of my favorites is Howl's Moving Castle, directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

I mash it up a lot: Pop/rock, Latin, Afro-Cuban, Blues, Jazz, Funk and Classical.
I play a little of each. I feel that all styles have something to offer me -- and my audience.

First, get the gears going. This means playing soon after lessons start.
In just a few lessons, tangible results will follow.
Finally, momentum is really important. This means learning and practicing, but also being able to play a wide variety of music.

After entering Berklee, kids and older people started asking me to teach them how to play like me. I started with my friends, then their friends, followed by new people who contacted me via the Web.

The short answer is all ages.
I have taught guitar lessons to students as young as 10 and as old as 60. I find that with younger students, a half-hour lesson is ideal, but for older and more serious students an hour works fine.

I teach mainly beginner guitar but many of my students go on to intermediate level quickly. I have a small number of students who are at advanced and very advanced levels.

Because I care. Many teachers out there are good guitar players who can't teach.
Others can teach but don't know how to play. I can teach and play because I love to do both. Students pick this up immediately.

Prospective students can be confident in taking guitar lessons if there's a money back guarantee.
My offer is simple: if a student does not love their first month of guitar lessons with me, I will refund the money they paid.
The record shows that students have NEVER acted on this offer.