About this site
As the senior guitar teacher, Glenn Sutton has been instrumental in shaping young musicians for 25 years at Ozzie’s Music. Teaching guitar, electric bass, keyboard, theory and improvisation for over 30 years, he specializes in rock, blues, jazz, Latin, Brazilian, classical, country, folk and other styles of music. Young or old, whether you are a beginner, advanced or a professional looking to further hone your performance chops, your sessions will be tailored to your needs and pace.
Says Sutton: “My main objective as a teacher is to treat each student as an individual. I believe the learning process is too complex to teach each student by the same method. I adjust my teaching for each student.”
Recent articles
- A Brief History of Fender Guitars →
- A Parents’ Guide to Choosing the Right Children’s Guitar →
- Acoustic or Electric Guitar – Which Is Easier? →
- Choosing the Bass Guitar or Guitar →
- Choosing the Best Amp for Your Guitar or Bass →
- Choosing the Right Gauge of String for Your Guitar →
- Choosing the Right Guitar Case for You →
- Electric Guitars: How They’re Made is How They’ll Sound →
- Guide to Buying Your First Guitar →
- Guitar Amps – Their Types and Uses →
- How to choose the best guitar for a grownup →
- How to clean your guitar →
- How to Determine when Your Guitar Needs Adjustments →
- Humidity: How to Protect Against The #1 Guitar Enemy →
- Necessary Guitar Accessories when You’re Starting Out →
- New Or Used – The Guitar Buying Dilemma →
- Setting Up Your Guitar Effect Pedals →
- Should You Invest in a Low-Cost Guitar? →
- The 3 Main Types of Electric Guitars →
- Tone Woods and Their Influence on the Sound of Acoustic Guitars →
- Types of Guitar Strings →
- What guitar pick should I use? →
- When To Switch Out Your Guitar Strings? →
- 3 Tips to Keep Your Guitar Lessons Fun →
- A Guide to Different Musical Learning Styles →
- Introduction to guitar teachers →
- Introduction to Learning to Play Guitar →
- Rock Guitar Lessons for Beginners →
- Should you go to the music teacher or have the teacher come to you? →
- The (un-)Changing Demands of the Guitar Market →