ClassiGuitarist
Lessons for Guitar, Piano, and Ukulele
Lessons
The Suzuki method teaches children how to play an instrument the same way they learn to speak a language.
Learn any style from rock and metal, to classical and jazz.
Piano is a great foundational instrument, and a great way to visualize music.
Get back from Hawaii recently and want something easy to keep those island vibes going? This is the instrument you!
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Testimonials
"This guitar teacher is a jewel and we are so lucky to have him! My daughter Lilliana (10 years old) plays classical guitar and has had several guitar teachers in the past. Sean definitely stands apart from the others. He is reliable, consistent, dependable & trustworthy."
-Ursula V.
"Sean is an amazing guitar teacher! My 8 year old daughter absolutely loves her lessons and looks forward to them every week"
-Amber A.
"Sean works hard to make sure the needs of his students are met. He has a very pleasant personality and he truly wants to teach his craft to others."
-Sarah C.
"Best guitar lessons in Encinitas! Sean is a great teacher and great with kids. Highly recommend!"
-Greg L.
"My two boys are really enjoying their guitar lessons with Sean. He is patient and fun. It is so nice to have a teacher that inspires and encourages my boys."
-Nicole M.
About
Sean Sanchez is a multi-instrumentalist that holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music with an emphasis in Classical Guitar from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and a teaching certification from the Suzuki Association of the Americas. With more than 25 years of playing experience, and over 10 years of teaching experience, he fell in love with music at age 12 upon receiving his first guitar.
Playing guitar quickly became his greatest passion as he learned how to play songs by his favorite artists, especially his biggest inspiration, Jimi Hendrix. Later, he began studying classical guitar and piano and fell in love with music all over again.
Sean has performed across Southern California at venues like Belly Up, Music Box, Casbah, Harvard and Stone, and internationally at the Baja Blues Fest, as well as across the state of North Carolina in various rock, funk, and jazz bands, with pit orchestras, and with the UNCW Guitar Quartet.
He enjoys sharing his passion for music with students of all ages and skill levels. His teaching style is designed to make learning fun and to provide anyone with the skills necessary to experience the joy of music.
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Why use the Suzuki Method?
Children do not need to read to play the Suzuki method. Since Suzuki is taught by listening and developing an ear for music, being able to read music is not necessary for beginning students.
Since children do not need to sight read music, this method allows children to begin lessons at a younger age than other teaching methods. Many children begin learning to play at the age of three years (or younger)!
Since children learn to play music “by ear,” they learn to play music with feeling. Music does not sound mechanical or halting as a child tries to decipher sheet music.
Children obtain a feeling of success early on in the process, as the Suzuki books teach the children to play real songs right away. Meaningless scales and finger exercises are avoided.
The positive environment and reinforcement used with the Suzuki method makes playing a joyful event rather than a chore.
View my profile with the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
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