Guitar/Ukulele
GUITAR/UKULELE LESSONS
with Daniel McCarthy
* Please e-mail office@crozetarts.org to determine a day/time for your lesson before enrolling. *
We do have a waitlist.
Students will need to provide their own instruments.
Summer 2025 Dates
Spring Tuition
20-minute lesson: $161 + $5 = $166 (cash/check pay); $172 (online pay)
30-minute lesson: $240 + $5 = $245 (cash/check pay); $254 (online pay)
30-minute semi-private lesson: $180 + $5 = $185/student (cash/check pay); $192/student (online pay)
45-minute semi-private lesson: $270 + $5 = $275/student (cash/check pay); $285/student (online pay)
Lessons will be conducted in person at Crozet Arts or virtually via Zoom (Wednesdays).
Times: 5:30 – 9:00 pm
For ages 7 – adult
Please pay online here or mail a check, payable to Crozet Arts, to:
Crozet Arts
PO Box 393
Crozet, VA 22932
Daniel McCarthy is an experienced classical and jazz guitarist with an extensive educational background and experience in performance. He earned his Bachelor’s in Music (Magna Cum Laude) from James Madison University studying classical guitar with Mr. Keith Stevens and his Masters in Music Performance from Appalachian State University studying classical guitar with Dr. Douglas James and jazz guitar with Mr. Andy Page. He also taught classical and jazz guitar at ASU as a graduate assistant. He has performed (as featured soloist) at the L’off Jazz Festival in Montreal, the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, and the North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Locally, Daniel has given notable classical guitar recitals as a guest artist at JMU and the Charlottesville Classical Guitar Society. In addition to his experience as a performer and teacher, Daniel has arranged pieces for guitar and was commissioned by composer Jane Roman Pitt to arrange for two guitars her “Songs of the Season,” a piece originally composed for piano. For the past 4 years, Daniel has worked as a paralegal and currently works at the Judge Advocate General’s School and Legal Center in Course Development Services where he assists in creating instructional materials and lesson plans to train Army paralegals and other legal military personnel.