Toronto (Danforth) - Guitar Lessons

Luke Roberts (Guitar, Bass Guitar, Theory, Mandolin, Songwriting)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

Luke has 30+ years of experience playing guitar, bass, drums, singing, composing and producing music in a myriad of styles. In addition to having undergone extensive studies in Jazz and Classical traditions (including the Humber Music Program), he has played in Pop, Blues, Folk, Jazz, Classic Rock, Indie Rock, Dance, Electronic, Punk, and Metal bands all over Canada as well extensive touring in Europe and the United States.

Keeping in mind that theory, technique and ear training are important, he is always trying to encourage his students to build a fearless trust in their own musical intuition. He aims to stay in touch with modern music idioms and teach students of all ages and skill levels songs that they know and like. He has studied under and worked with such names as Ted Quinlan, Toni Zorzi, Al Kay, Hilario Duran, Brigham Phillips, John Macleod, Kirk MacDonald, Dave Restivo, Revocation, Bell Witch, Inter Arma, Ayahuasca, Gargoyl, Jeff Loomis, The Dillinger Escape plan and more!

Luke's rate is $35.00 per half hour.

Scott Jolicoeur (Guitar)

Online Lessons:

Teaching Day(s): Monday, Saturday

Scott Jolicoeur is a guitarist based out of Toronto, ON, who is quickly becoming one of Canada’s renowned classical guitarists. He has played and taught all styles of guitar, with specialization in classical guitar.

Scott has studied with many great guitarists including Dr. Ian Hodges in Winnipeg, as well as Jeffrey McFadden, Jorge Caballero and Rob Macdonald at the University of Toronto. While at the University of Toronto Scott also studied with Judicaël Perroy in France and René Izquierdo in Spain. From his studies, Scott has developed a well-refined method for teaching the classical guitar. Some of his previous students have completed examinations at the Royal Conservatory of Music, achieving Honours. Scott has participated in Competitions in Canada and the United States. As a teenager, he earned first place in the open division (ARCT and above), at the Ontario Music Festivals Association Provincial Competition.

Lately Scott teaches, plays music at events throughout Toronto and plays concerts in various cities. Scott Jolicoeur is a versatile young professional, who continues to perform and help students of all age groups reach their goals.


Scott's rate is $35.00 per half hour.