Acoustic Guitar instructors available for private lessons

Mike Abbott

I have been a professional guitarist and instructor for twenty years. I have performed with The Rolling Stone’s horn section, Sammy Davis Jr., Burt Bacharach, Paul Schaffer, Joey Calderazzo, among others. I have a firm grasp of the unique needs which beginner, intermediate, and advanced students possess. I believe that a teacher‘s influence can have tremendous impact on the student, both professionally and personally.

I teach in Englewood at Broadway Music School (www.broadwaymusicschool.com) or in Littleton at my home studio. I teach all ages…jazz, blues, rock, folk, funk, theory, and songwriting. You may also check out my web site at www.accessrock.com

Steven Eulberg

Working with students from age 5 to 85. I earned a Master of Music Education degree from Boston University, have worked in the public schools (Poudre R-1) and am the original Guitar instructor at JamPlay.com. I have won 5 prizes in the National Mountain Dulcimer Contest and 3 times been a Finalist in the National Hammered Dulcimer Contest. I teach mountain and hammered dulcimers, guitar, mandolin, autoharp, and African and Irish hand drums. My goal is to help each student sing their soul through their instrument of choice

Chris Sauthoff

I teach at Swallow Hill Music Association. I also teach the Sitar for beginning to intermediate students.

David VanderHamm

David teaches guitar privately at his studio in the Denver highlands. Rather than just teaching you patterns to memorize, David helps you understand the principles behind the patterns. You can learn faster this way, and it immediately opens up paths for more learning.

Regardless of the style you want to learn, be it classical, jazz, folk, rock, or popular, David can help you achieve your goals. Over 6 years of teaching experience with students ranging from age 6 to adult and of beginning to advanced ability has given David a unique approach and a personalized focus for each student.

Aaron Walker

The student should not just be taught to play songs, but taught to understand music so that they do not have to depend on the teacher for everything. Much of my time teaching guitar is dedicated to unlocking the neck of the guitar for the student.