Five instruments. Five dedicated pathways.

Strumming · Fingerstyle · Song accompaniment

The acoustic guitar is where most players begin, and where many stay. It is a complete instrument on its own — rhythm, harmony and melody in one pair of hands. At GLP we start with posture, tuning and clean chord changes, then build toward fingerstyle accompaniment and the confidence to play with others.

Notation · Technique · Graded repertoire

Classical guitar is the discipline of the instrument: a free-stroke and rest-stroke right hand, reading in standard notation, and a graded repertoire that stretches from Renaissance lute pieces to modern works. It rewards patience and builds a technique that transfers to every other style.

Lead · Improvisation · Tone

The electric guitar is about phrasing. Scales are just the alphabet; the music happens in how you bend, slide and leave space. We build lead and rhythm vocabulary across rock, blues and modern styles, with real attention to tone and the gear that shapes it.

Groove · Harmony · The rhythm section

The bass is the foundation every band rests on. A good bassist controls the groove, anchors the harmony and listens harder than anyone on stage. Our bass pathway builds timing, functional harmony and the reading skills a working bassist needs.

Entry pathway · Its own curriculum

The ukulele is a welcoming first instrument and a serious one in its own right. GLP runs it as an independently managed pathway with its own stages, separate from the guitar grades — perfect for younger students or anyone who wants a lighter first step into music.