CHILDBLOOM GUITAR CLASS

If you are interested in studying guitar in a private lesson setting at LME, please contact us by clicking this link to visit our "contact Us" page. You can also scroll down to the links below to find out which of our guitar faculty would be the best match for you.

Tim Fowler- Instructor on guitar and mandolin

Chris Mattingly- director, instructor on guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass & ukulele

     The faculty at Lexington Music Education offer many opportunities for the aspiring guitarist, bassist, mandolin player, ukulele player and banjo player.  Students at LME can study all styles of music on the most versatile of instruments, the guitar.  We offer private lessons in all styles including Classical, jazz, rock, country, metal, singer/songwriter, folk and  all other styles.  Our faculty members have advanced degrees from leading U.S. universities including Eastern Kentucky University, North Texas State University, Western Kentucky University, and the University of Kentucky.  Scroll down for info about our guitar course offerings.

If you are interested in studying ANY  of these  very popular 'Amercan Roots' instruments in a private lesson setting at LME, our director, Mr. Chris Mattingly is the person to speak to.  please contact him by clicking this link to visit our "contact Us" page.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ON GUITAR

STUDY GUITAR AT LEXINGTON MUSIC EDUCATION

A Lexington Music Education Childbloom Guitar student having fun at a recital.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ON BASS, UKULELE, MANDOLIN & BANJO

    At LME we also offer group classes on guitar for young players in our childbloom guitar program.  Childbloom is a wonderful program of study for young players ages five to twelve.  The curriculum is all classical guitar note reading based and is fantastic for developing strong technique and fretboard awareness.  The technique is fingerstyle with students playing in groups of two to four players at a time.  You can learn more about Childbloom guitar by visiting the childbloom website by clicking here.