4.8 rating out of 3689 reviews
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Dick
Signing up for TAC has been incredibly rewarding. I've played rhythm guitar almost exclusively for decades, primarily in groups that did folk, country and early rock - loved to strum and sing. Never had a lesson. In my dotage, I decided to take up as a hobby learning more about how to play guitar, particularly finger picking. Tony's approach suits me well. His methods and presentations are excellent. I've worked on both finger and flat picking, tried to become more adept at barre chords, etc. After the end of 2015, I'm going to go back through all the lessons I've taken, using the tabs to improve my proficiency with each song and technique. I can't keep adding five day challenges -- need to feel better about what I've started to learn!BTW, my guitar is a PRS Angelus. Sold my much loved Collings D2H because it was heavy and not well suited for finger picking.
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Jim
Well done.Clear, concise, self paced, and interesting.It is work but it is fun.
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Greg, AKA DrunkDutchman
Love the course, decided to re-start playing after 40 years (give or take a few years). I didn't start right away so I started it a few days after I signed up. Unfortunately I missed a few sessions to the time of year (holidays and all) so I'm not quite where I should be. But what I've been able to do has been great just a little frustrated that the limited time you have to go back (I think it's only 45 days) and re-do earlier sessions. Other than that I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to rekindle their playing or just starting out from scratch!
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Eddie Cutrer
I like what you do. I’m one of your older students so I’m a littler slower than most a little more time on the fretboard finger position would help me.
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Gary Cork
After three terrific years of Tony's magic, I unfortunately have to stop my subscription. But not without offering high praise to Tony and his staff (however big or little it is, because we never get to see them).Tony incorporated sound psychological learning principles in his lesson design, which caught my attention right from the start (I have a BS in Psychology.)I took great satisfaction with each lesson, with the exception of those involving palm muting. I had replacement shoulder surgery, and that left me with an inability to position my strumming hand to perform palm muting. That frustrated me, because that technique/sound can be so enjoyable.So, thank you, Tony (et al), for these three years of enjoyment. I am planning to start piano lessons very soon, to round out my life experiences...
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Andriy Levchyk
Very easy instructions to follow...not too complicated. Very good for begginers. First lessons ever that I look forward to everyday.
