4.8 rating out of 3538 reviews
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Dennis
After watching Acoustic Tuesdays for some time, I was familiar with TAC but didn’t think it was for me. Like many others here, I had picked up the guitar again after retirement and have been taking lessons the past few years. I saw Tony on a podcast with Taylor guitars and he rekindled my interest in his lessons. I took the plunge after watching his free lessons and, so far, I am enjoying his systematic lessons. Tony does have a friendly and sincere demeanor and it only adds to the whole learning process. My hope is that this will take me to that higher level of competence and enjoyment that I have been seeking with my guitar playing.
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Jose orozco
I absolutely love tac, I think I’m going in the right direction this past week is been really good I learned 4 cords , I was like I little baby with a new toy, poppy waiting for a treat every morning waiting in the new challenge of the day , so excited I play 10 minutes take a break and comeback and play for another 10 minutes. Than those ten minutes turn in 30,40 minutes…. Thank you
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Joanne P Blair
What an amazing space you have created for learning the guitar. The small wins and small chunks makes this program easy to follow and easy to do. I am enjoying the guitar!! Thank you Tony.
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Benjamin L
Hey Tony. I decided to pick up my guitar after 25 years of collecting dust. And let me tell you, I've gotten further in these past two months than I did the two years I played wen I was 19 and 20 years old. Even on the weeks that im not that interested in, it still sends me in a creative direction that I haven't thought of doing. Thank you for bringing my passion back after 25 years
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Mike Ellis
Tony I love this course so far. I started the course at the very beginning. I did tap into tap. but it was just a little to fast for me so far. I need to go to the beginning so I can catch up.
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Tony Hinde
I am finding the course interesting, but challenging at the same time!Right now I am finding difficulty with the "alternate picking" as I usually strum with just my fingers.One point: you recommend placing the guitar parallel on your Right leg, but i have been brought up to have the guitar on the left leg (with a footrest) in order to have the neck at more of a 45degree angle. I feel more comfortable in this position. I would mention that my hands are smallish. Am I being unreasonable?
