ClassiGuitarist
Personalized lessons with an experienced instructor. Learn at your own pace, from beginner to advanced.
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Offering flexible one-on-one lessons for all ages and skill levels. Whether you're picking up the guitar for the first time or refining advanced technique, we've got you covered.
Suzuki Classical Guitar
Build strong technique, musicality, and confidence through a thoughtful Suzuki foundation.
Electric Guitar
Learn any style from rock and metal to classical and jazz with lessons shaped around your goals.
Piano
Piano is a great foundational instrument, and a great way to visualize music.
Meet Your Instructor
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.
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.
Contact
Whether you're ready to start your musical journey or just have a few questions, I'm happy to help. Reach out anytime!
I typically respond within 24 hours. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Why Use the Suzuki Method?
- Children do not need to read to play using the Suzuki Method. Since it is taught by listening and developing an ear for music, reading sheet music is not necessary for beginning students.
- Because sight-reading is not required at first, children can begin lessons at a younger age than with other methods, often as early as three years old.
- Learning music by ear allows children to play with expression and feeling, rather than sounding mechanical or hesitant as they try to read notes.
- The Suzuki books introduce real songs right away, which means children experience success early without slogging through scales or dry finger exercises.
- Most importantly, the Suzuki Method emphasizes a positive, supportive environment that makes playing music joyful rather than stressful.