Let me tell you from personal experience,
There’s no better feeling than playing on stage with musicians who love it as much as you do.
So much fun! So much energy!
And the cheering from the crowd makes all the hard work worth it!
Check out this cool shot from one of our shows 😊
Yes,
There’s a lot of work that goes into setting up a show.
But don’t you worry, I got it all under control.
Because I want you to get the chance to experience that awesome feeling with me!
Yes, it’s true,
The time and effort to put together a group, schedule rehearsals, practice, organize, lead the group, book shows, etc., is enough to stop some from pursuing the stage.
But what about the rest?
You see most people falsely believe they have to be as good as their favorite guitar player to play on stage.
Or they fear that they’re going to make mistakes.
Hey,
Maybe you will make a few mistakes.
Who cares…
And That’s What You Should Fear Most!
Because mistakes are a normal part of playing and not just while you practice but especially in live shows.
The problem is,
Our hyper self-critical minds think that even one mistake is too many.
Then we let anger and shame take over!
But we must deal with the reality that we’ll never be perfect.
Otherwise, your progress and passion will be frozen in place.
Don’t be like this guy!
And hey, for what it’s worth, the mistakes that we make, the average listener doesn’t even pick up on.
So, relax…
Everything is going to be totally cool man…
I help students from kids to adults, some that have had only done 3 months of lessons to then train and play on stage 3 months after that.
Take a looksie…
Pretty cool right!
Your guitar skills will improve greatly.
I credit A LOT of my skills to playing in bands. It makes you practice more than ever and teaches you so much real world playing that you can’t get anywhere else!
Performing will integrate all your skills together.
When practicing alone, things like timing, dynamics, playing through mistakes, being in tune, and other things don’t seem to matter as much. When you practice to perform, all these important skills are combined, making you a much better guitar player!
You must get out of your comfort zone to become a better guitar player.
Pushing yourself to do things out of your comfort zone is how we learn and grow. And getting used to being outside your comfort zone is a skill that will help you in all aspects of your life. To see massive progress and experience something as amazing as this will require you to do something you’re not used to.
You will regret it if you don’t.
Yep, I said it. Hey, this is going to be a blast. Yes, there will be some pressure and preparation. But whether you put on a “perfect” performance (if there is such a thing), a good one, a okay one, or a not so oaky one – you’ll leave proud that you took the chance to believe in yourself!
You should talk to current students like Catie O, Mike Butler, Eva Briggs, Peter Hyland, Megan L, Joel Glimpse, Kris Paolino, Joe Sojewicz, John Longtin, Mike Coppola, Jason Teeter, or Dan Ouimette most of which felt the same way before doing their very first Way Of Guitar Concert.
But I guarantee they don’t regret doing it now! (Just Ask Them)
You’ll see them and tons of past students in the videos below.
*Remember many of the students you see here have never played on stage before and many of them (not all of course) are beginners.
Videos
There are two Tuition fees to attend.
However, if you don’t change your current lesson package and you sign on early you save on both the Enrollment and Training Classes!
With Deal:
Domination Program students pay – $224
Super Domination Program students pay – $191
Total Domination students pay – $168
Ultimate Domination students pay – $0
With Deal:
Domination Program students pay – $298
Super Domination Program students pay – $254
Total Domination students pay – $224
Ultimate Domination students pay – $0
Total Cost With Discounts Are:
Domination Program students pay – $522 or 5 payments of $108 per month
Super Domination Program students pay – $445 or 5 payments of $93 per month
Total Domination students pay – $392 or 5 payments of $82 per month
Ultimate Domination students pay – $0.00
Please Note: There Are No Refunds For Any Reason and You Can’t Participate Unless You Are A Current Enrolled Student Leading Up To And At The Time Of The Concert. (Or one of my guest musicians invited to play of course 😊).
You need to practice, practice, practice the song(s).
You will get sick of practicing the song…
…Still, you will continue to practice the song.
Play it walking around, lying in your bed, in the dark, on a treadmill, the couch, outside, eating dinner, while someone is poking your eye, etc…
When will the show be?
Sunday October 27th (2pm – Exact time may change)
When will the On-Stage Training Sessions start?
Saturdays Afternoons – starting the first Saturday in August running up until the concert. (Exact time will be scheduled) About 1 hour long.
What if I miss some of the Training Sessions?
You don’t have to come to every training session. I recommend trying to only miss a couple if you must though.
So, come to as many as possible, but if you miss a few, no need to freak out. Just keep practicing!
When are the rehearsals?
One at the lesson studio is – In October (TBA)
The one on stage at the Auburn Public Theater is – Saturday October 26th at 2pm. The day before the show.
When do I need to sign up by?
July 15th! If you delay, you will have to pay the full Enrollment and Training Fee!
Even with the extra fee you can’t sign up any later than July 31st.
What gear do I need?
Just your guitar (set up and intonated) and a tuner. I’ll let you know if you need anything else.