Antonello Catanese

Antonello is a guitar player and professional musician from Trieste City, Italy.  

He recently released his debut album with the band ViruTrio - a guitar instrumental group based on Rock/Blues/Funky stylings.

Antonello is involved in improving his musical skills with Tom Hess's Breakthrough Guitar Lessons and also in the Music Careers Mentoring Program which, he says:  "Have been very useful in helping me to advance my musical skills, learn how the music business works and take action to grow my career in music."

Records Released:
2010 ViruTrio - Alien Tree

Why Taking Online Guitar Lessons Is Better Than Learning Alone:

Antonello is just one of countless guitarists to take lessons in order to improve fast.

There’s no doubt about it:

Learning guitar by yourself is much more frustrating and difficult than learning from an expert who can instantly tell you how to fix your mistakes while motivating you along through the development process. We've all been there: Practicing alone in our rooms while getting frustrated by mistakes and not knowing how to correct them or what to practice to get better.

This makes learning guitar less fun - not good! Fortunately, having a guitar teacher solves this problem.

So, what can you do to best prepare for guitar lessons to get the most out of your time and money?

Answer:

Determine in advance what your guitar playing goals are by sitting down and taking the time to seriously think them through.

What do you want to get better at exactly? What specific skills do you want to master? What broader goals do you have with guitar and music? Do you want to perform for other people?

If you're not sure how to achieve these things, don't worry.

Working with a killer guitar teacher is the answer!

After learning on your own for so long, it’ll be a relief to get the guidance of an expert.

This helps you develop your guitar skills in ways you simply never would've thought of by yourself so you fix mistakes faster, integrate ideas faster and make progress like never before.

Make sure you don't wait too long to start on lessons.

The longer you wait, the longer poor playing habits stay below the radar and the more time is wasted on ineffective practice strategies.

(Note: This same concept also applies to musicians looking to enter into and succeed in the music business. It is much more easy to make a great living as a pro musician with a mentor/expert guiding you along the way than it is to figure everything out on your own through trial-and-error.)

Take the short cut with your own guitar teacher today...