Rock • Electric guitar
Rock Guitar Lessons
Riffs, power chords, bends, vibrato and lead technique: the rhythm and lead vocabulary behind the music you love.
Rock and electric guitar technique
- riffs and power chords with tight, muted rhythm
- bends, vibrato and slides that sound in tune
- pentatonic and blues scales across the neck
- soloing and improvising over real songs
- tone: getting your amp, pedals and hands working together
Preparing for a grade? Rockschool and Trinity Rock & Pop are covered in guitar exam preparation.
Electric guitar classes, in Asansol or online
Electric guitar classes start with clean technique and the pentatonic scale, then build into riffs, solos and your own sound. Online electric guitar lessons work just as well: plug into an interface or put the camera near your amp.
What you can learn
Beginner Foundations
Tuning, posture, fretting, picking, open chords, rhythm, chord changes and your first complete songs.
Acoustic Guitar
Strumming, fingerstyle, dynamics, accompaniment and making a single guitar sound full.
Electric Guitar
Riffs, power chords, bends, vibrato, lead technique, tone and expressive playing.
Rock & Pop
The rhythm, riffs and lead vocabulary behind the music you love.
Bollywood
Familiar melodies, chord progressions, strumming patterns and arrangements you can actually perform.
Blues, Jazz & Funk
Groove, harmony, phrasing, improvisation and a wider musical vocabulary.
Music Theory for Guitarists
The fretboard, intervals, scales, chords, keys and harmony in a way you can immediately use.
Exam Preparation
Focused preparation for ABRSM, London College of Music, Trinity College London and Rockschool.
Piano
Keys, chords, scales and sight reading, taught with the same approach so both instruments reinforce each other.
Rock Guitar Lessons: FAQ
Do I need an electric guitar for rock lessons?
It helps for lead playing and tone, but you can start the rhythm and riff work on an acoustic guitar.
Can I learn rock guitar online?
Yes. Live online lessons work well for rock, as long as your guitar or amp is audible on the call.
Will I learn to solo?
Yes. Soloing starts with the pentatonic scale, bends and vibrato, then grows into phrasing and improvising over chord changes.
Your next step
Your guitar will not learn itself.
Book a private session if you want personal guidance. Join the course library if you prefer to learn independently. Or simply tell me what you want to play and I’ll help you choose.