Tom Elliott Guitar Tutor — Guitar Lessons Leeds & Bradford
Hi I'm Tom Elliott and welcome to my site. With over 30 years playing experience, I provide students with an approach that is fun, informal, and a frustration free way of learning guitar to whatever level you want to achieve. Through guitar lessons you can achieve your goals quicker, build confidence in your ability, and learn at your own pace. Guitar lessons will give you the experience and the means to understand the techniques, the notes and chords you are playing, and how and how to apply them.
All lessons are given from my studio giving you access to all the modern and traditional methods to help your guitar playing, and understanding of music. Located in Bramley Leeds, it is easily accessible for students from Leeds and Bradford as well as across West Yorkshire, being only a short walk from Bramley train station and has easy access to bus routes between Leeds and Bradford.
Free Introductory Guitar LessonFull Member of the Registry of Guitar TutorsDBS Certified07952274511IF YOU WANT TO GET IN TOUCH OR JUST NEED SOME ADVICE PLEASE 'CLICK HERE'
WHAT MY STUDENTS SAY:
"Tom is a fantastic guitar teacher. He's willing to delve into whatever guitar stuff you're into, learn songs that he's never played or even heard before, and has a wealth of knowledge about music that he so passionately shares. This all makes for a brilliant learning experience. But more than that, I got the sense that Tom actually cares about more than just your musical prowess; he asks about you as a person and listens patiently to what you have to say. All in all, a great way to spend an hour. Thanks, Tom."
"Tom has really helped me to improve my guitar playing as well as introducing me to a variety of music over the past couple of years. His passion for music is infectious and makes his lessons that much more enjoyable!"
"I'm Isaac. I am 15 and I have been having lessons with Tom for a number of years. Tom suggested I should audition for Leeds College of Music and their Saturday Music School. I auditioned and was offered a place. I really like Tom's lessons because he has a very good way of teaching and makes it fun and challenging at the same time!"
— Isaac (age 15)
"I have now been playing guitar for a year and am at a level of both playing and understanding that far exceeds any expectations that I had. I started with Tom back in the winter 2015 and haven't looked back. Tom is enthusiastic, understanding and patient, aligning my lessons to the direction I want to take my music. He is teaching ME to play, rather than just teaching guitar. I would recommend his teaching to anyone who wants to learn and is keen to develop."
"Tom is a gifted, patient, and resourceful teacher with a passion for passing his love of the guitar to others. Learning guitar was something on my bucket list when I retired and I'm glad to have Tom to work with in achieving that goal."
"Tom is an amazing tutor, laid back and makes learning guitar a fun and immersive experience! In the few months I've been learning with him my playing and technique has come on leaps and bounds. Lessons are suited to your own needs and always fly by. Great guy!"
"I really enjoyed my lessons with Tom. He got me playing quickly and always gave me good challenges to progress my skills. Definitely recommended to others!"
"My daughter has been having guitar lessons for the last few months and is really enjoying them. Tom is a very good tutor who understands the needs of a young teenager! Tom allows my daughter to progress at her own level whilst encouraging and steadily stretching her musical ability. The whole family are comfortable with Tom in our home, he is reliable and enthusiastic about teaching – highly recommended to any one considering lessons."
— Debbie Sinclair (Mum)
"Toms a cool teacher – he is a really good guitar player. I am learning to play chords and read music. I have a lesson at home every week and I practice after school by myself. Tom isn't like a teacher at school so I enjoy him coming every week and want to learn how to play a full song."
— Shanice (Pupil)