4.8 rating out of 4116 reviews
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Jackie
I've dabbled around with a few online courses and I have to say after my first year with TAC that honestly this TAC course suits me very well. I love the process of working just outside your comfort zone, challenging yourself, not staying stuck on anything in an attempt to strive for perfection but rather keep moving on with new challenges. It works. When I return to something now that seemed almost unattainable before, I'm shocked at my progress. Tony is right...keep at it. Let him help you through your guitar paces and you'll surprise yourself eventually if not immediately.I do have a wish though.... I wish there was a part 2 that involved entire songs...instead of strictly lesson weeks. Maybe a section with entire songs at various levels from beginner onwards for us, because I have a bit of trouble stringing together everything I learn beyond the lesson itself and into real life playing. I don't know - maybe that'll come with time as well.
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Steve Smith
It’s great. I’m learning every day
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Linda Myers
Wow this course is amazing, more than I anticipated . I already know most chords and I can strum alternating strings but I never thought It’d be playing up the neck of my guitar, never mind not playing country music . My kids were amazed that I learned to play the solo by the Grateful Dead , they were like What!!
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Diane
I didn’t think I was going to like the program but I have to say I am really enjoying it. The songs are not what I normally play but they are just what I needed to motivate myself to continue. I’m doing the 30 day challenge plus I listen and try the daily challenge on days when I have finished.
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Patrick McCarthy
I've been a member of TAC for a few months now and I find my self eager to see what you have for me next. I had a few doubts about my ability to break old habits, making sure I was getting each lesson right before I moved on, but I find it easier now. I enjoy each challenge and the way it's being taught. I'm very happy I joined TAC and I recommend to anyone who has felt the frustration I did to give it a try
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James Lewellyn
Hi, Tony. I am 84 years old and I learned how to play Hawaiian guitar so lone ago I do not remember the lesson. I do enjoy the learning to play again. The only thing I question is it common for your learners to not remember the cords they learn from the week before?
