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Fine Tuning Music Lessons

Offering private guitar lessons for electric and acoustic guitars, Fine Tuning helps learners from beginners to the advanced practice their musical skills.

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What is the average ability level of your students?

Most of my students are beginners or intermediate. A lot of people like the idea of learning how to play the guitar. So naturally, I have a lot of novice students, both adults and children. Kids often learn to play an instrument at school and many of them want to improve their skills outside of class. I also have a lot of adult students who have decided later on in life that they want to learn how to play the guitar, or want to pick up where they left off as a child.

How long is each lesson?

Most lessons are around an hour in length, as any longer than that can be tiring for beginners. But lessons can be longer, for example, an hour and a half or two hours. This is useful if a student is preparing for a music exam and concert, as they can fit more practice in. Normally students will have a weekly lesson, but sometimes twice or three times a week if necessary. It really depends on what they need from their classes and in what time frame.

What types of lessons do you offer?

Because of the variety of my students, I offer lots of different types of guitar lessons. Students can choose between one-to-one lessons and group classes, or even two-to-one sessions. I also offer online lessons for students who cannot make it face-to-face every week. I try to fit around my students and their needs to make my lessons as accessible as possible.

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4.92/5.00

based on 29,617 reviews

My autistic son has been having guitar lessons with Philip for a month now and it’s been absolutely brilliant to watch his confidence growing every week. His autism can sometimes make learning new things challenging but Philip is patient, friendly and really good at teaching, my son looks forward to his lesson every week. I would highly recommend!

30 Mar 2026

Very comfortable and friendly environment with extremely useful teaching, would definitely recommend!!

26 Mar 2026

5/5 Stars! Highly recommended guitar and music teacher. I've been playing guitar on and off for most of my life. I never seemed to get anywhere until recently. I briefly had lessons 20 years ago, however they never really worked out. When I moved to Teddington a few years ago I was curious to learn that there was a guitar teacher nearby - that was Dan Joseph. I was rusty in all areas of my playing, plus my music theory was sketchy at best. We quickly identified where I wanted and needed to improve - pretty much everything. A methodical and structured approach was embarked upon, utilising both fingerstyle and plectrum. Chords and chord theory, particularly jazz chords and harmony. A bit of classic rock, e.g. Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple etc. Learning to read tabs. Learning proper music notation is something I'm looking forward to learning. Dan has answered my many questions regarding theory. A mostly self-taught musician like me can get some funny ideas about musical rules and guidelines and he puts me on the straight and narrow. When I find tunes that I want to play, even fairly complex jazz tunes, Dan is able to play pretty much anything and teaches it to me. He is particularly patient in ensuring that I know why things happen in a piece of music, not just the physical aspects of learning a tune. My technique has improved massively, that was the first thing I noticed. Dan also teaches singing, he has been helping me there. He also teaches bass, keyboards and music production. I have not tried them yet but I know that he knows his stuff and has had years of live and studio experience. Dan does online lessons too, which is great if you can't make it over to Teddington. Dan is a top bloke, we have been to some gigs together and we frequently discuss different types of music that we like. I like to specialise in jazz, Dan is very much an all rounder and specialises in everything. I’ve had the chance to see him perform live with some of his other students. I understand that he has some excellent classical guitarists as students as well as complete beginners. If you’re looking for effective, insightful music coaching combined with friendly, enjoyable lessons, Dan is outstanding. I have no hesitation in giving him my highest recommendation - five stars. I’m really looking forward to continue studying with Dan and reaching the next level under his guidance.

16 Mar 2026

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