Specialist blues and jazz, I also practice many styles such as folk, bossa nova, funk or rhythm'n'blues. My classes adapt according to the musical tastes as well as the level of each student. I leave to the students the choice of the pieces they want to learn, as well as the support (sheet music, tablatures, orality). Whatever the styles of music, several points seem to me essential to work: - The Blues I insist on blues learning which is the basis of most current styles (jazz, rock, funk, folk, etc.) - The sound With the multiple possibilities of choice of sound on an instrument like the guitar, the work on the sound is all the more indispensable. It must not be forgotten that sound is the first thing that comes to the ears of the listener. It reveals the personality of the musician: the great guitarists (Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Green Grant, Wes Montgomery, etc.) are identifiable from the first notes! - Rhythm Trying to acquire a solid rhythm to allow you to "groove" is essential in any kind of music. I propose several types of exercises to help solidify his "internal clock". - Improvisation The improvisation that allows to detach from the score and allow the student to bring his personal touch on a piece.