A Modern Approach to Classical Guitar, Book 1
A beginner classical guitar method covering music reading, fingerstyle technique, and fundamental guitar skills.
View on AmazonA good learning setup does not need to be complicated. This collection brings together practical books, instruments, strings, picks, and accessories that can help guitar and ukulele students practice more comfortably at home.
Use this page as a simple starting point rather than a list of things every student must buy. The right equipment depends on the player's age, instrument, experience level, and learning goals.
A beginner classical guitar method covering music reading, fingerstyle technique, and fundamental guitar skills.
View on AmazonCharles Duncan's follow-up method book for students progressing beyond the beginner level, with technique, theory, and practice exercises.
View on AmazonA beginner-friendly ukulele book featuring 45 songs along with audio and video learning materials for young students.
View on AmazonA beginner acoustic guitar package that includes a gig bag, extra strings, strap, picks, and learning materials.
View on AmazonA 23-inch concert-size ukulele with a solid mahogany top. A possible option for students who want to begin with ukulele.
View on AmazonUseful for writing down chord shapes, lesson notes, song ideas, exercises, and material to practice between lessons.
View on AmazonNormal-tension nylon classical guitar strings in a three-set package for students who need replacement strings for a classical guitar.
View on AmazonA variety pack with thin, medium, heavy, and extra-heavy picks, allowing students to experiment with different pick thicknesses.
View on AmazonCapos for acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, or ukulele. A useful accessory when learning songs in different keys.
View on AmazonAn adjustable floor stand that gives a guitar a practical place to stay between practice sessions instead of being left on a chair or floor.
View on AmazonYou do not need to buy everything before starting lessons. Contact Corey if you have a question about what may be appropriate for a particular student.
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