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About Myself and Guitar Therapy

Join  Guitar Therapy  today!!  - One to One classes

I'm graduate from the International College of Music [ICOM] in Malaysia [the year 2006] and been in the Audio production field for 14 years. My primary instrument is the guitar and has experience of 29 years of playing and also teaching friends. I also have formal training in the pre-foundation of music theory, composition, and music production. My commercial works include audio post-production for TV ads, recording & mixing for local artists, and I also played guitar for band Kushehnooney's album 'Lah', which can be heard on Baiskoafu. I run my 0own audio production label called SellingKarma Productions [S.K Producitions]. I have had the privilege to work alongside with musical talents such as Meyna Hassan, Flu-Nashid, Affan, Dimba Ishantey, Kushehnooney, Appi, Kayano, and many more on various occasions. My biggest career milestone stone being working for a live gig as crew for James Brown concert, live in Malaysia 2005.
I believe music should be started at an early age to get the most benefit out of it in the long run. My course will be structured and focused on a learning path for all levels of students. It will teach the technical aspect of the guitar as well as the musical concepts of composition and music theory. It will also teach students to read guitar tablature and learn to pick songs on their own, and ultimately start writing their songs!

All classes will be one-on-one private tutor sessions at the students' homes. Learning material will be provided except the instrument.
Requirements
  • Each student must have a guitar of his own. [electric or acoustic]
  • Focus is solely on guitar as an instrument.
The course will be either one or two sessions* a week, each class will be 1 -2 hours. Students who register can have first session FREE, to see whether he/she finds the session interesting before committing themselves.

*Learning Path One (Novice Level: Monthly cost = MVR 1200/- [4 session per month]
*Learning Path Two [Coming Soon]
Minimum age - 6 years. [Preferred age is 11 below years]. Subject to consideration. 

Please call 9708078 for more info. Or Viber to the number to join the group.
Twitter: @HusseinIhsan5 / email me at hussein.ihsan@icloud.com

Thank You, With best regards


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