A little about Torin.
Torin is a professional guitarist and teacher based in Mile End. Over the last ten years he has lived and worked across Amsterdam, New York and London, performing with leading jazz musicians.
Torin is happy to work with you at whatever stage of your guitar journey you are at, from complete beginner to advanced player. Whilst he has a deep knowledge of jazz guitar, Torin has also played in blues, rock and folk bands.
Welcoming students from Mile End and surrounding areas
Torin teaches from his home on Bow Common Lane, Mile End (E3), in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Mile End tube station is around an 8-minute walk away, with several bus stops within a 5-minute walk. Parking spaces are usually available on the surrounding roads. The full address will be provided when you book.
Torin teaches his guitar lessons in Mile End, East London. If this area doesn’t work for you, check out our online guitar lessons page for more details. 🎸🙌
Expert tutoring and structure make anything possible! 🎉
Torin combines his own experience and skill with our hand crafted course material and write up tools, to offer the complete learning experience. Our course material works in a very specific way that guarantees success. We teach you a new technique, skill or piece of theory via the course material, then as you improve in that we apply it to real world songs.
Plus, after the lesson you can find your material, notes and feedback live in your login area, direct from Torin, so you don’t miss a beat! This means you get the understanding of what you are doing, the ability to do it, and the fun of playing the songs you love! What could be better?
Lesson notes Tuesday 10th March
Great work today Jen, you absolutely smashed those chord changes! You've now completed the second lesson of our course. 🎉
So, this week I want you to continue working with this spider exercise, but now that you have the hang of it, try to do it at 70BPM, as we did in the lesson. Here's the tab as a reminder for you:
As well as that, with your 3 chords, I want you to try this slightly altered strumming pattern, once again alongside the beat that we were practising to.
Best of luck with your practice, Jen, and if you have any questions at all, just reach out and let me know.
See you next week, Torin.