The people you'll learn from.
Every teacher here has mastered their instrument. A great player is not always a great teacher, so we chose ones who are both. Learn from the source, and you learn it right the first time.
These aren't social media personalities or part-time teachers. They are true masters, the musicians other professionals learn from. Decades of studio work, world tours and Hall of Fame inductions, all in one place.
Produced by musicians, for musicians. Every course is filmed to capture the angles, movements and details that matter most.
Studying with them is more than a lesson. It's access to the kind of musical wisdom that normally takes years of mentorship to uncover.
Private lessons with any one of these teachers would cost hundreds, even thousands of dollars. That's if you could reach them.
Pedal Steel
Paul Franklin
The most recorded pedal steel player in history.
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Dobro
Jerry Douglas
Grammy-winning, and the defining voice of the modern dobro.
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Lap & Pedal Steel
Bruce Bouton
Garth Brooks' longtime steel guitarist. Steel Guitar Hall of Fame.
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Slide Guitar
JD Simo
A first-call Nashville session player whose slide playing draws comparisons to Duane Allman.
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Tommy White
Grand Ole Opry house band. Kentucky Music Hall of Fame.
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Upright Bass
Viktor Krauss
Professional musician introducing the very versatile upright bass across musical styles.
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Guitar & Music Theory
Bryan Clark
Premier Guitar columnist who teaches theory the way working musicians use it.
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Voice
Jamie Wigginton
Professor of Commercial Voice at Belmont University.
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Bob Britt
First-call Nashville guitarist for Bob Dylan, John Fogerty and Buddy Guy.
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Lloyd Green
Legendary first-call session steel player.
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Russ Pahl
Nashville session master exploring the other side of the pedal steel guitar.
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