Richard Peare has extensive experience with the guitar and technical training that he can pass on to his students, young and old alike.
In 1983, Richard received his Bachelors of Arts from the Mannes College of Music. He began his educational career by teaching guitar at The Dwight Englewood School, as well as directing the D-E Guitar Ensemble. In 1985, he made his debut at New York's Cami Hall. The Staten Island Advance admired his talent, calling him "a real find". Since then he has released two CDs, appeared on CTV, and performed with other well-known guitarists.
His CDs were published by Collective Recording Label. His solo CD called "Guitar Hour" was well-received, and allaboutjazz.com said he was "destined to be a bright firmament in the galaxy of guitar players." He released a duo CD with Bill Crow on bass called "Sunday Session". Cadence Jazz Magazine hailed him as a "Master Musician."
You can learn how to play guitar from a master. Learn more about Richard's guitar lessons here, or call now to schedule a private lesson in Richard's studio for yourself or someone you care about.