Want to learn to play guitar the right way once and for all?
Feeling like you'll never be able to confidently play the guitar?
It’s not easy learning guitar and chances are you’re a bit frustrated, disappointed and confused after watching way
too many random YouTube videos. The thing is that online videos are optimised for getting views, but aren’t really
optimised to give you the solid foundations you need to become confident.
But what if you could actually make progress and have fun while learning? What if you had a system that worked,
that’s turned thousands of learners into confident guitar players?
Get expert step by step guidance.
That’s what you get with Steve Flack’s Guitar Academy. Steve uses the Trinity College London method – the oldest teaching method in the world. It systematically builds up your skills and techniques and turns you into the guitar player you’ve always wanted to be. No shortcuts, no quick fixes, only solid progression.
Learn the foundational skills that allow you to perform, improvise and sight read with confidence.
What you get
Proven teaching style
Steve Flack has taught guitar for over 30 years. These in-depth video lessons break down each arrangement into manageable chunks, so you master every note.
Convenience
No driving. No public transport. No fuss. Access world-class guitar lessons from the comfort and convenience of your own home.
Beginner Lessons
These lessons represent the beginning of a life-long love affair with the guitar. The lessons are to the point and get you having fun in no time.
Initial Grade Lessons
Learn how to play 10 prescribed music pieces. Each lesson has videos showing you Performance, Preparation for Learning, and Putting it Together.
First and Second Grade lessons
Building on earlier lessons these lessons help you reach your potential as a musician and performer. Get the confidence to play 14 arrangements that refine your skill and technique.
Third Grade lessons
Seven challenging but fun arrangements that build on the dedication and passion you’ve shown for the guitar. Get all the tools you need to nail the exam (if you choose to take it).
About your instructor Steve Flack
For more than 30 years, Steve has worked with aspiring guitarists to help them realise their full potential.
At the renowned Liverpool Academy of Music in Sydney and through private online lessons, he has taught the proven Trinity College London music education method. The results have been astounding, and his talented students have some of the highest success rates in the world.
Over the years, he’s played played with a number of leading musicians, including Ian Moss (Cold Chisel), Pete Wells (Rose Tattoo), Phil Emmanuel, Phil Manning (Chain), Dennis Wilson (Kharvis Jute), Dai Pritchard (Billy Thorpe and Rose Tattoo), Les Gock (Hush), Jake Lardot (Lee Kernaghan’s band), Jim Kelly (Crossfire) and Dom Turner (Backsliders), and more.
He has featured in the Daily Telegraph and regularly contributes to the Australian Guitar Magazine. He looks forward to helping you achieve your guitar potential.
What other guitar learners have said after learning with Steve
"Lavea N Tele Utumapu"
We highly recommend this Academy to all who want to learn music. Our 3 children have all been blessed to have been taught by Elena Mishalova; our eldest, who is now 15 years, being taught for the last 9 years. He is currently preparing for his Certificate in Performing Arts...
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“Charles Hili”
Cant recommend the academy enough and in particular its principal, Mr Steve Flack. Steve has been fantastic and extremely patient with me and my classical guitar lessons. I have also seen first hand the way he interacts with his young students and instills the belief that takes them on their musical journey.
Charles Hili
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