A small teaching room
A question is part of the lesson.
I’m Ellis, the teacher at Iglumen. I work with people who are starting from scratch or picking a guitar up again after a long pause.
Small steps you can hear.
We spend time on the part that feels awkward. Sometimes that means changing a finger position; sometimes it means slowing a song down to two notes.
Bring an acoustic or electric guitar if you have one, plus a notebook. Ask ahead about borrowing a guitar for the first visit. You can leave the amplifier at home.
A time that fits.
Lessons by appointment: Tuesday–Thursday, 3–8pm, and Saturday, 10am–2pm. Find the studio at 16 Alder Court, Maple Crossing.
Groups have three or four learners at a similar starting point. Kids, teens and adults have separate sessions. We check the fit before inviting you into a group.
Winter recital night · At the studio
A song, or just a seat.
Friday · 6–7pm · Free for students and family
Arrive from 5:45pm at 16 Alder Court. Students can share a short piece alone or with Ellis. Joining in is optional; students who would rather listen are welcome.
Tell Ellis at a lesson by December 5 if you want to play and how many family members will come. We plan the running order and chairs from that list. Regular lessons continue on their usual days.
Bring the song you have in mind.
A title, a rhythm you can hum, or simply “I’d like to try.”