Tim Boykin - Guitar Instructor

When you see “the one secret to guitar mastery the pros don’t want you to know!” It’s nonsense. Nothing worth doing is accomplished by learning a trick. You put yourself into it. It will really help to get guidance from experienced people. But you can’t download the ability to be a musician.

Longtime student Devin Harding is always progressing, and asking questions that make me reassess my own experience and development with music.

Back in October, longtime student Meghan Bartos moved to Colorado, pursuing career aims and to be close to her family. Sad to see her go, but happy for her to pursue new horizons!

I’m going to commit to be teachable today. To be able to learn is what I value most.

It’s science.

How can guitar lessons enrich your life and unleash your creative expression?

Confidence: Learning a new skill can be rewarding and boost your confidence. As you progress, you may feel more confident in all aspects of your life.

Discipline: Regular practice is required to learn the guitar, which can help you develop discipline. This discipline can be applied to other areas of your life.

Dexterity: Learning to play the guitar requires specific muscle movements that improve your cognitive development. This can be useful for other hobbies or daily tasks.

Soft skills: Guitar lessons can teach soft skills that improve your ability to learn in any environment.

Multitasking: Learning to play the guitar can improve your multitasking skills. You'll learn how to read notes and tabs, master chord shapes, and concentrate on hand coordination.

Personal expression: Guitar lessons can be a way to express yourself and relieve stress.

Fun: Learning to play the guitar can be fun and bring more joy into your life.

Call or text: Tim Boykin at 205 200 7807

These custom stage monitors are going cheap. Each contains a 1x12” speaker with a horn! One has a rattle. Don wants them out the door. $75 for all four! Not each! $75 and they go OUT THE DOOR with you.

The Dome, Virginia Beach April 4, 1968

It’s Fall! Time to learn guitar! Contact me at Highland Music, or right here on Facebook.