Unlock your potential and study with an experienced, professional and international  guitarist centrally located in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk U.K.

PRIVATE GUITAR LESSONS

My private guitar courses are custom designed to cater for what is necessary to become a great guitar player and a well-rounded musician. My guitar classes are 1:1 student teacher ratio; through years of playing and teaching guitar, it is quite clear that every guitar player is unique and has their own voice, different needs and methods of learning. So, rather than offering a "one course fits all", we look at the "big musical picture", unlocking and eliminating those mysteries that surround music and your guitar, thus getting right to work on what is necessary to bring your individual Guitar playing skills, musical voice, comprehension and vocabulary to new heights.

Additionally, for those who are interested in specialising in a particular musical genre, I teach a wide range of popular styles in all levels including Jazz, Blues, Rock, Rockabilly, Country, Folk and Funk.  Also, for those interested in obtaining internationally recognised qualifications in guitar playing via the London College of Music examinations / Registry of Guitar Tutors, I teach all content covered within these exams via the Registry of Guitar Tutors, which will provide you with the essential tools required to successfully complete these exams.

My rate is £25 per hour and classes run from Monday to Saturday. They are very popular, so I would highly recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment.

GROUP WORKSHOPS

Intermediate Rock Guitar Group lessons

Ok, so you can play some songs, chords, riffs and solos but now you need to take it to the next level. Here as a group we study and learn to play the classic solos and chord progressions from Rock's innovators within the last 50 years!

This is a great opportunity to learn to play with others in an ensemble setting.There will be lots of performing, so be prepared to improve quickly!

Evening Adult Classes starting in October 

About Graham Fraser…

Graham was born in Victoria and raised in Vancouver B.C. Canada. Graham picked up the Guitar for the first time on his 15^th birthday after hearing Jimi Hendrix's version of ‘All Along the Watchtower’ on the radio. Possessing a naturally quick musical ear, Graham taught himself to play by wearing out the needle on his record player and by learning note for note Hendrix, SRV and Clapton solos; straight off of the Record or cassette (which was the standard in those days). Then within one year after picking up the guitar, Graham was already playing lead guitar in bands around town. Just a few years later, he then went on to pursue a formal musical education and studied Jazz Theory and Improvisation at the renowned Malaspina University College on Vancouver Island between 92' and 95’.

After completing his studies he went on to performing professionally in numerous original and cover bands playing everything from Blues, Rock, Pop, Funk, Country, Jazz, Avant Guard and Rockabilly. Along with performing and recording in all kinds of combinations on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, Graham has also taught thousands of students from all ages and walks of life since he began playing. Graham, a professional Guitar Player and Multi-instrumentalist, currently resides in the UK with his Fiancée and Daughter and teaches about 40 students each week privately and at a local College. He also runs his own popular Web School which teaches Rockabilly Guitar to thousands of people around the world. Graham is also in the process of writing his first 'solo' record which will be completed soon. With such a diverse musical background, this will be one not to miss. Be sure to check it out.

GRAHAM FRASER in the June 06' edtion of Guitar Techniques Magazine 'Hot for Teacher' column:

Thank your for taking the time to visit my site and I look forward to assisting you with your goal to becoming a better Guitar player. 

Please contact the Guitar School to discuss your requirements, rates and to book your course at: 

Graham Fraser