Ken W.
Concord, CA, 94521
Subjects Taught Guitar, Piano, Classical Guitar, Music Theory
About Me
At age I 12 picked up a guitar and fell in love with the instrument. I began with an obsession with Metallica and related bands, which really inspired me to play along and learn that genre of music. That later evolved to a big interest in classical and jazz music as well as an interest in music theory. I believe the pitfall of a lot of musicians learning music theory “limits” you as a musician, which couldn’t be further from the truth. Whether you want to write, play in a band or just noodle around there’s a spot for you!
I have studied under Mark Simons of the San Francisco Guitar quartet from 2008 -2010 and completed the music program at Diablo Valley College in June of 2010, which includes extensive coursework in Music theory, Piano and Guitar and recently been accepted to Cal State East Bay where I will complete and receive a BA in music.
Music has many different levels and the beautiful thing is there is a place for everybody. I have spent a lot of time...
Student Feedback
Kim E, Great instructor
He knows his stuff. I learn a lot each time. He is laid back, patient, encouraging, and makes me feel comfortable when I don't play/learn something right.
— August 30, 2011
Ramon C, My Instructor
I am rating Ken a Five Star instructor. He is very patient and knowledgeable. I have an accountant mentality and he is able to curtail the lessons on theory while we work on the song that I want to learn. His musical theory knowledge helps me develop the necessary understanding of Why? on the guitar as I play the chords or work on the rhythm.
This is an excellent website and since you have instructors like Ken in teaching the proper way to play instruments. You will be very successful and will grow.
Sincerely,
— July 25, 2011
Ramon R Carino Jr.
Classical Guitar player
Learning Bossa Nova Style/Brazilian Jazz
Doug R, Doug R's Review
Ken is great. He is correcting my self taught guitar and has given me scales and warm up music to improve my music.
— April 18, 2011





