Ruby Davies
Fun and engaging guitar lessons that build skill and confidence - taking you from zero to guitar hero!




Guitar lessons - Ruby Davies
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Ruby - Know your guitar teacher
Hi! I’m Ruby Davies - a dedicated guitar teacher with extensive previous experience in live performance, composition, and studio recording. I provide expert teaching of both acoustic and electric guitar to beginners of all ages, specialising in chord progressions, finger style guitar techniques, musicality, and songwriting. My approach is to tailor my teaching style to your unique personal interests, musical preferences, and learning style, helping you to master chords, melodies, and musicality effectively. I aim to focus on discovering your specific learning style and providing content that suits you perfectly. Whether you dream of joining a band, busking on the streets, or simply want to learn guitar as a new fulfilling hobby, I’m excited to be a part of your musical journey, guiding you every step of the way - so let’s get started!
Guitar teacher who keeps it simple
Breaks down chords and strumming in easy steps
Guitar lessons that keep kids motivated
No reminders needed, students are eager to attend
Step-by-step guitar classes tracking
86% students see clear milestones across levels
Your guitar teacher expertise
Chord Progressions
Guitar Techniques
Chords and Rhythms
Strumming and Picking Techniques
Songs and Repertoire
Guitar lessons quick guide
I offer personalized tutoring for beginner guitar players, between those who have never touched a guitar and those who just wish to build confidence with skills they have, blending positive instructions with empathy and a personal connection to ensure your learning is as efficient and enjoyable as possible. My approach is rooted in understanding that each student is unique, and I tailor my teaching to meet your individual needs and aspirations. I'll plan lessons meticulously based on what you specifically want to learn, taking into account your personal music taste, current ability level, and preferred learning style to adapt my teaching methods to perfectly suit you. Whether you're passionate about rock, blues, pop, classical, or any other genre, I'll incorporate your favorite songs and artists into our lessons. This not only makes learning more engaging but also helps you connect with the music on a deeper level. I'll break down complex techniques into manageable steps, providing clear explanations and demonstrations to ensure you grasp each concept thoroughly. Additionally, I'll provide you with personalised practice exercises and resources to reinforce what you've learned and help you progress steadily towards your goals. My aim is to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where you feel comfortable exploring your musical potential and expressing yourself through the guitar. I believe that anyone can learn to play the guitar with the right guidance and a positive attitude, and I'm committed to helping you unlock your musical talents and achieve your dreams. Whether you aspire to play your favourite songs, write your own music, or perform on stage, I'll provide you with the skills, knowledge, and inspiration you need to succeed.

Guitar concept taught by Ruby
Ruby and a learner, who attends Bakersfield College, practiced a guitar tab, focusing on pull-off techniques and playing without looking at the fretboard. They also learned the A minor chord and practiced transitioning between A minor, D, and C chords. The learner was assigned to practice the tab and A minor chord for the next lesson, where bar chords will be introduced.
Pull-off Technique
A minor Chord
Letting Notes Ring Out
Playing Without Looking
During their recent music lesson, Ruby and Eve delved into music theory, specifically major and minor chords, as well as sharp and flat notes. Eve also dedicated time to improving her bar chord transitions, strumming patterns, and finger exercises on the guitar. They are set to revisit these topics in their next lesson.
Bar Chord Shapes
Equivalent Notes (Enharmonic Equivalents)
Semitones & Fretboard Movement
Flat vs. Sharp Notes
Major vs. Minor Chords
Ruby Davies instructed Diana Bruce on various guitar techniques, including hammer-ons and pull-offs, alongside teaching her how to read guitar tabs. During the lesson, Diana engaged in finger exercises, tab reading, and executing hammer-ons and pull-offs across different strings and frets. Her assignment for the upcoming lesson was to practice hammer-ons from the second to the fourth fret on every string of her instrument.
Hammer-On Technique
Guitar Tablature (Tabs)
Finger Dexterity Exercises
Pull-Off Technique
Ruby and Emma had a productive guitar lesson, reviewing chords and focusing on playing in time with a metronome. Emma diligently practiced chord progressions and transitions, and Ruby introduced the concept of barre chords for future lessons. They plan to continue working on rhythm and timing in their next lesson.
Metronome
Chord Charts
Rhythm & Timing
Bar Chords
Ruby and an individual worked on guitar techniques, specifically bar chords and chord transitions using a metronome. The individual, who resides in Rockridge, practiced exercises to improve finger strength and accuracy in forming bar chords, and worked on chord progressions like C-G and G-A minor. Ruby assigned continued practice of bar chord exercises and chord progressions for the next lesson.
Metronome for Timing
Bar Chord Confidence
B Flat Chord
F Sharp Chord
Ruby and Eve focused their guitar lesson on practicing chords, emphasizing smooth transitions and various strumming patterns. Eve specifically tackled challenging bar chords like F and B, while Ruby introduced the metronome to refine their timing. For their next lesson, they intend to continue working on chord progressions, incorporating the metronome and bar chords, with Eve specifically assigned to practice the F and B bar chords.
Bar Chords
Strumming Patterns
A Minor vs. A Major
Metronome
Learner for guitar lessons
Guitar for Adults
Guitar for Beginners
Guitar for Kids
Engaging guitar lessons
Open Q&A
Weekend lessons
Note taking
Mobile joining
Learning tools used in guitar classes
Guitar Tuner Apps
Types of guitar lessons
Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Free lesson slots
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