Looking to the Future.
Summer is nearly here and life will open up from 17th May if you haven’t already why not join SGO our online group helping you to move forward with your guitar studies and to enjoy the experience of meeting others.
We are currently working towards our October weekend guitar course and are so looking forward to meeting everyone in person.
October is fully booked and for those who missed out we have added the dates for 2022 guitar courses.
Visit our Guitar Courses page to find details of 2022 Billesley Manor guitar courses.
Guitar Course Dates for 2022
Following our move down from Stafford Selina and I are gradually finding our feet here in Penryn, Cornwall and have been fortunate in that several guitarists living in Cornwall have chosen to take lessons here at Stafford Guitar and in addition enjoy membership of SGO.
We look forward to meeting more of you.
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Guitar Courses
2021 has been and still is a strange year with all that is going on however we are now working towards and really looking forward to October and our guitar course (fully booked). If you missed out on October we have added dates for 2022.
Click on the Learn More link below and sign up for a weekend of guitar, you will not be disappointed.Guitar Campus
Adrian and I are passionate about teaching the Classical Guitar, about passing on all the things that we have learnt over the years.
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In the Beginning
The Beginning is a good place to start, the problem always; where is the Beginning?
Emotional Playing
Talking with one of my younger students, and just for a bit of fun, I mentioned that this is the year when he learns to play emotionally, to which he replied what do you mean, play emotionally.
Goodbye to Farncombe Hello Billesley
After 12 years we wave goodbye to Farncombe as a venue for our weekend classical guitar course.
My Vote for Guitar Practice
OK in a nutshell, why do I vote for practice? The answer is easy – Practice lasts a lifetime where the help nature gives us in the early part of our lives doesn’t.
My Vote for Guitar Practice 2
Following on from my last blog, “My Vote for Guitar Practice”, this the 2nd installment looks at a vital but often overlooked aspect of music; breathing.
My Vote for Guitar Practice 3
Following on from my last blog, “My Vote for Practice 2”, this the 3rd installment looking at the Secret Art of Relaxation.
Fence Sitting
A phrase I occasionally use when teaching is- “Sitting on a fence watching your fingers play”