Aimee Casahuilca
Refine your playing with a skilled tutor who uses advanced techniques and deep music theory insight.
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Aimee Casahuilca
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
20% off
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30 lessons
15% off
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20 lessons
10% off
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10 lessons
5% off
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5 lessons
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1 lessons
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Aimee - Know your guitar teacher
With a Bachelor's degree in Music and a passion for teaching, I'm Aimee Casahuilca, your dedicated guitar tutor. Whether you're a beginner, advanced player, or a kid eager to learn, I'm here to guide you on your musical journey. My specialties range from chord progressions to fingerstyle techniques, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. My personalized approach focuses on your unique learning style and goals. Together, we'll dive into music theory, scales, and various playing techniques. From acoustic to electric guitar, I'll help you master strumming, picking, and building your repertoire. Let's create a positive and engaging environment where you can express yourself through music. Whether you dream of playing your favorite songs or composing your own, I'll be by your side, making each lesson fun and rewarding. Embrace the joy of music with me as your guide.
Meet Aimee
Aimee graduated from Macquarie
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Guitar for kids
ADHD
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Guitar for beginners
Guitar lessons quick guide
As a Guitar tutor specializing in Acoustic, Electric, and Bass Guitar, I provide personalized lessons for adult, advanced, and beginner students. My teaching style is a blend of progressive instruction, engaging activities, sight reading, creative exercises, and theory integration. I leverage various tech tools like Amp Simulators, Chord Diagram Apps, and Ear Training Software to enhance the learning experience both online and offline. I follow a diverse range of curricula including A-Levels, AP Program, Common Core State Standards, and more, catering to a wide audience of 10+ students. Each lesson is tailored to the individual student's goals and preferred genre to make learning relevant and enjoyable. By focusing on technique, expression, and fostering creativity, I aim to help students develop their skills effectively. Whether it's learning basic chords or mastering complex riffs, I am dedicated to guiding students at every step of their musical journey.
Types of guitar lessons
Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Bass Guitar
Flexible Scheduling
Allows 1h early scheduling
Allows 1h early rescheduling
Can wait for 20 mins after joining
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10 day Refund
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Guitar concepts taught by Aimee
The Student and Tutor focused on vocal exercises to improve pitch accuracy, vocal placement, and breath control. The Student practiced singing scales and arpeggios with different vowel sounds. They also worked on a song, focusing on opening up the vowel sounds and achieving a more powerful delivery. The student was instructed to practice with focused attention and incorporate vocal exercises into their routine.
Vocal Registers: Chest
Throat
and Head Voice
Importance of Focused Practice
Vocal Placement and Compression
Ear Training and Pitch Accuracy
Jaw Drop for Open Vowel Sounds
Balancing Emotion and Technique
The Student and Tutor reviewed guitar scale patterns, focusing on memorizing core shapes for major and minor scales. They then delved into arpeggio exercises, working on hand stretches, fingering techniques, and rhythmic interpretation, including a 7/8 time signature. The Student plans to practice these exercises and a new song in a different tuning for the next session.
Arpeggio Practice: Dexterity and Fluidity
Understanding Chord Terminology: Minor 7 Flat 5
Rhythmic Grouping and Time Signatures
Guitar Scale Patterns: Focusing on Shapes
The class focused on improving rhythmic precision and timing for the student on the guitar. They practiced quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes using a metronome and applied these rhythms to scale exercises, with homework involving creating and practicing new rhythmic patterns within different scale positions.
Rhythmic Notation: Quarter
Eighth
and Sixteenth Notes
Metronome Practice and Tempo Control
Musical Scales: Major and Minor Positions
Economy Picking Technique
Vocal Compression Types
Vocal Registers (Chest
Mix
Head)
Vocal Sirens and Range Expansion
Articulation: Staccato vs. Legato
Vowel Purity and Openness
The student and tutor reviewed guitar scale patterns and practiced rhythmic exercises focusing on triplets and eighth notes. They also discussed music notation for rhythms and addressed specific left-hand techniques and chord voicings for the song "Blackbird," with the student planning to continue practicing these concepts.
Scale Patterns and Flexibility
Rhythm and Timing Exercises
Understanding Ties and Note Equivalence
Left-Hand Guitar Technique
The student and tutor reviewed major scale shapes and practiced rhythmic exercises with a metronome to improve timing and technique. They then moved on to improvisational practice in A minor and worked on technical exercises for picking, as well as a new arrangement of "Blackbird" focusing on specific guitar techniques.
Major Scale Shapes
Rhythmic Phrasing and Metronome Work
Minor Scale Introduction and Application
Economy Picking and Technical Exercises
Advanced Chord Voicings and Transitions (Blackbird Arrangement)
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