Langley - Guitar Lessons

Jessica Goldstein-Peacosh

LESSONS COORDINATOR / LESSONS MANAGER
Email: [email protected]

Fiona Reaume

Chris Robertson (Guitar, Ukulele, Bass Guitar)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Style: metal

Teaching Day(s): Thursday, Friday, Sunday

Chris has been playing guitar and performing in bands throughout Vancouver and the lower mainland since 1998. Currently teaching at several Long & McQuade lesson Centres, he has been guiding budding and advanced guitar players for over a decade. Chris specializes in rock, pop and heavy metal, and teaches composition on the guitar. He is also the facilitator for the Rock Skool program, uniting youth to create music together. His rate is $30 per half hour.

Eric Morrison (Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Bass Guitar)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Style: rock, jazz

Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday

An active member of many unique local bands, he has experience both locally and abroad. Eric has his Bachelor's degree in Jazz Studies from Capilano University. He has a passion for a great variety of music; jazz, pop, funk, blues, rock, and even metal. He is a versatile multi-instrumentalist with a desire to inspire and encourage students to enjoy playing music. His rate is $30 per half hour lesson.

Jacob Dryden (Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele, Voice)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Style: rock, pop

Teaching Day(s): Monday, Tuesday

Jacob is a singer and guitarist, composer and sound engineer. His current band Quickness keeps him busy, and he also does shows as a solo looping artist and owns a recording studio. He has a long list of sound engineering customers including Snoop Dogg and Carly Rae Jepsen. Jacob offers something new to the lesson Centre, with recording, looping and beatboxing in his toolbox of skills. Jacob takes students 6 years old and up and all ability levels. His rate is $30 per half hour.

Paul Mason (Drums, Guitar)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Day(s): Tuesday, Wednesday

Shortly after picking up his kid sister’s abandoned guitar at the age of 13, Paul began concentrating on drums. By 15, he was already teaching in a marching band, as well as at Berger Music in Richmond, England. Shortly after graduating high school, Paul became a full-time touring drummer, a career he pursued until he acquired the Milestone Percussion (now known as Tempus Drums) business in 1985. Between ‘85 and ‘13 he custom built almost 7500 unique drums; these days he’s more musically active than ever, teaching, writing, recording and performing music, as well as through his activities as a music advocate, music therapist and special needs EA with the North Vancouver school district. His rate is $30 per half hour.