Daniel Adesokan
Study classical guitar with a seasoned tutor who connects theory and stage-readiness with dynamic instruction.
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Guitar lessons - Daniel Adesokan
Masters degree
Daniel - Know your guitar teacher
With over 12 years of experience and a Master's degree in music, I'm Daniel Adesokan, your go-to guitar tutor for kids and beginners. Specializing in chord progressions, fingerstyle, and music theory, I create a fun and supportive environment for students to explore guitar techniques. From acoustic to electric and classical guitar, I cover it all. Whether it's strumming, picking techniques, or learning songs, I tailor lessons to individual needs. Let's strum our way to guitar mastery together!
Your guitar teacher expertise
Scales and Modes
Songs and Repertoire
GCSE (UK)
Music theory
Fingerstyle
Daniel graduated from University of Greenwich
Guitar lessons quick guide
As a Guitar tutor specializing in Acoustic, Electric, and Classical Guitar for kids and beginners, my teaching style is a blend of sight reading, theory integration, technique focus, and performance coaching. I ensure an engaging learning environment using tech tools like Amp Simulators, Metronome Apps, and Chord Diagram Apps. I follow a curriculum tailored to individual needs, drawing from educational standards like GCSE (UK) and Common Core State Standards (USA). With over 50 students, I create personalized lesson plans to nurture a strong musical foundation. Whether online or offline, I make learning interactive and fun, fostering a deep love for music in each student. My methodology strengths lie in building confidence through hands-on practice, fostering creativity, and ensuring steady progress. Join me on this musical journey, where we explore the world of guitar together, making each lesson a rewarding and enriching experience.
Guitar concept taught by Daniel
The session involved a review of the student's original music, focusing on song structure, chord progressions, lyricism, and vocal delivery. The tutor provided feedback on pronunciation, breath control, and production techniques. The student plans to release the songs and is exploring live performance options.
Lyricism as Foundation
Leveraging Chord Progressions
Resonance and Breath Control
Acoustic vs. Electronic Production
Clarity in Pronunciation
Key Selection and Emotional Impact
Simplicity in Song Structure
The session covered techniques to transition from classical to pop singing, including vocal exercises for mixed voice development and stylistic adaptations like reducing vibrato. The student began adapting an original song to a pop arrangement. The tutor assigned downloading FL Studio and working on song arrangement in a DAW for the next session.
Classical vs. Pop Singing Mentality
Vibrato Control
Mixed Voice Development: Pushing the Head Voice
Chord Progressions in Pop Music
Rhythmic Accuracy and Tempo
Embracing Embellishments
Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
During a recent violin lesson, Daniel assisted Austen with tuning his instrument, then reviewed the G scale and proper posture before introducing the D scale. Their practice included plucking and bow techniques. Audio issues arose, prompting them to troubleshoot and explore Zoom's features for better sound quality during the lesson.
G Major Scale (Violin)
Violin Posture
Violin Tuning (Fine-Tuners)
Violin Tuning (Pegs)
Violin Bow Hold
Daniel Adesokan led Helen (Reed) in a piano lesson, practicing songs like "Johnny Johnny Yes Papa," "Five Little Ducks," and "Five Little Monkeys." They worked on coordination, finger placement, scales, and arpeggios. Helen will take a break for holidays and resume lessons in August, and her mother will sign up for more lessons.
Scales
Arpeggios
Finger Numbers
Left Hand/Right Hand Coordination
Daniel Adesokan led Helen Reidy in a piano lesson, working on songs such as "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," "Hickory Dickory Dock," and "Camptown Races." Daniel focused on note reading, time signatures, playing with both hands, and finger placement. They planned to work on "Italian Brain Rock" and "Oh Holy Night" in the next lesson, and Helen was to send Daniel the sheet music.
Time Signatures
Note Values
Reading Music
Finger Numbers
In this music lesson, Daniel guided Helen through note reading and rhythm exercises, focusing on the "Baby Shark" song. Helen learned about treble and bass clefs, crotchets, quavers, and semiquavers, and was assigned to practice the right hand of the song, with an option to attempt the left hand. Daniel also mentioned sending additional songs for future practice.
Bass Clef
Treble Clef
Reading Notes vs. Playing by Ear
Middle C
Quaver
Types of guitar lessons
Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Classical Guitar
Learner for guitar lessons
Guitar for beginners
Home schooled
Guitar for kids
ADHD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Learning Disabilities
ASD
Learning tools used in guitar classes
Metronome Apps
Ear Training Software
DAWs
Backing Track Libraries
Amp Simulators
Engaging guitar lessons
Parent feedback
Note taking
Chat for quick help
Pets are welcomed
Mobile joining
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