Jammin With The Band is a completely unique guitar learning experience where you are going to jam along with a real Live Band!
We had an awesome band called, Teagan & The Tweeds, come to the Rock Guitar Power studio and perform an original Blues/Rock song called "He Gotta Go".
For this song you will be able to:
Watch the band perform it in the studio
Learn to play the song with in-depth video guitar lessons
Watch different perspectives of the guitar player playing their parts
Jam along to videos of the band playing where the guitar player is muted making YOU the guitar player in the band!
Student Feedback...
"I just wanted to let you know I am really enjoying your programs.
Your “Jammin’ with the Band” and “Guitar Pro Jam” Series are excellent!
Theses programs have been a great way for me to practice at any time when there is no one available to jam with. My rhythm, timing and improvisational skills are definitely improving. Great stuff!
I am glad I decided to try it out."
Pete Atshaves
-New York, NY
“I love Rock Guitar Power. It teaches me awesome
techniques and step-by-step advice that I could never learn
by book! I’m so grateful I heard about this program, I
would’ve never learned guitar!!!!”
-Abby Grasta
Rochester, NY
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Hello,
My name is Mike Deiure and I wanted to introduce myself and give you some of my background as a guitar teacher and musician. I’ve been teaching guitar and piano professionally for over 15 years now and I have worked with literally hundreds of students. With this amount of experience I have come to find the necessary things for students to focus on learning so that they are interested in playing the guitar but also see fast results so that they will want to continue to learn and get better.
I started to study guitar at the age of thirteen after I had studied piano for eight years. It was players such as Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Zakk Wylde, and John Petrucci that first got me into really wanting to learn how to rock on guitar and be the best I could be at it. I studied classical guitar for a few years at The State University of New York at Fredonia and then transferred into the Music Industry program at SUNY Oneonta. I began teaching full time right out of college in 02’ and have been doing it ever since. Over the years teaching has not only made me a better guitar player but has also given me the opportunity to work with many different students who all have different ways of learning. After years of trial and error I have been able to successfully find a style of teaching that has been proven to work with ALL of my students. As students progress and get better, they will always want to go in their own direction, however if a solid understanding of the basics has not been built, then they will find it difficult to play and write the music that they are most passionate about.
