4.8 rating out of 3665 reviews
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Kelvin
I am thoroughly enjoying the program. It is reminding me of some of my earliest lessons 50 years ago. I was distracted by the 'fumes' (car fumes and perfumes) at the time and regret it. I like the low expectations of not having to play it well or fast, this keeps it fun and the goals obtainable. I am excited for the next lesson and may begin to fast track them. It is MUCH easier keeping up with the course material by having previous lessons or familiarity with the basics.
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Fred H.
I really like the way Tony teaches. He’s very encouraging and motivating. And personable, sharing his own experiences learning the guitar. I was hesitant at first to spend the money. But I signed up for a free trial for one week and I liked it and could see the potential for growth. So I joined TAC and it’s been great. I feel like I’ve got my money’s worth already! This is perfect for older adults who’ve put the guitar down and let it collect dust for years and are wondering if it’s even possible to pick it up again. Also for absolute beginners. I’ve tried buying books that include audios to play along with. The problem is that I reach my skill level and just get stuck there playing the same stuff day after day. Gets boring quickly and I tend to stop after a while.Tony has taught me not to demand perfection from myself but to keep moving forward. And there’s a new song every week, and a new skill to practice every day, cycling through 5 essential skills.Thanks Tony!
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Carl Ryan
Lessons are easy to follow and fun to play. Stay warm in Bozangeles. I’m cozy in Anaconda. Merry Christmas.
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Judy Winters
I really enjoy Tony's style of teaching . The using of a song to learn the techniques and music theory really works for me. I am trying things I never thought about and am learning because of it. The idea of learn what you can,take a win and keep moving is a new concept for me. I am sticking with it even on days after work I am too beat to play my guitar, just 10 minutes I think to myself. I start messing with the lesson next thing you know 30 or 40 minutes has passed.There is something to learn from his lessons for more than a beginner and believe intermediate to advanced players could pick up a thing or two.As far as cost, it is a reasonable price for a year of lessons. Weekly in person lessons would cost far more and for me it takes the pressure off to feel like I have to practice to go to my lesson it get my money's worth. With Tony's program I can go back and forth between lessons, stay on one longer if I want or skip one all together because there is so much off
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Joseph Stankiewicz
This has been the best guitar experience for me in a long time. Your approach to the lessons is great. I'm now playing stuff I thought I never could. I can't wait to see where I'm at in 30 days. Thanks Tony
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Arthur Beecher
About 15 years ago my wife gave me a guitar saying I needed a hobby that involved thinking. I started with a basic book and just plunked along with no focus for a couple of years. Then I took some weekly lessons for a while but never really got regular with practice and eventually stopped the lessons and ignored the guitar in its case. I had noticed Tony’s posts on Facebook but did not really investigate. Finally, as a summer faded into fall this year, I realized I needed to do something to challenge myself mentally mind. I signed up, did the five and thirty day challenges and now at it everyday. I have developed some arthritis in my left thumb that make some chords not really available to me. Despite that, I am doing daily challenges. It sometimes requires two or three sessions to get through the day’s lesson and I’m still slow to get fingers on correct strings but I am continuing and know I have learned things and am more confidant than I was in previous weeks.
