Monday
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Wednesday
9:30 am - 11:30 am
Saturday
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
See all Term Dates
Monday (10) Classes
- 13 July
- 20 July
- 27 July
- 3 August
- 10 August
- 17 August
- 24 August
- 31 August
- 7 September
- 14 September
Wednesday Classes (10) Classes
- 15 July
- 22 July
- 29 July
- 5 August
- 12 August
- 19 August
- 26 August
- 2 September
- 9 September
- 16 September
Saturday Classes (8) Classes
- 18 July
- 25 July
- 1 August
- 8 August
- 15 August
- 22 August
- 5 September
- 12 September
Group Classes For everyone
Group lessons offer a collaborative and social learning environment. They’re ideal if you enjoy interacting with others, want to learn from peers, and prefer a dynamic and engaging learning experience.
Circle of Guitars group classes focus on practical playing, steady progress, peer interaction, and supportive instruction—helping students develop skills, confidence, and a love of music in a welcoming group environment.
Led by Daniel Morabito a professional guitarist & educator.
Classes are designed to accommodate guitarists of all experience levels & backgrounds.
Utilising a tailored designed curriculum, combining both theory and practical application.
Helping you Learn productively
Circle of Guitars Group classes are designed to offer a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. Each session includes a brief introduction to the day’s topic, interactive exercises, and practical guitar application including playing both new and previously learned songs. This approach ensures that everyone in the group plays comfortably and confidently.
Rhythm Sessions
Develop a strong foundation for rhythm guitar playing
Strumming techniques for steady, even rhythm
Play in time with music and as a group
Common strum/rhythm patterns
Theory without tears
Monthly Lead Sessions
Explore lead guitar concepts & Master the Tips & Tricks of the Professionals
Contemporary techniques for electric guitar (tone, effects, phrasing, dynamics)
Playing and improvising across blues, rock, jazz, pop, and more
Practical licks and riffs you can immediately incorporate into songs
Jam-ready skills: soloing, comping, and playing with a group
Find a Group class
Term Dates
Start Date: Monday 13 July
End Date: Wednesday 16 September
Classes run during school terms and do not run on public holidays unless scheduled.
Class Times
Monday Evenings
- Intermediate Group: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Tuesday Afternoons
Wednesday Mornings
- Beginner Group: 9:30 am - 10:30 am
- Intermediate Group: 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Saturday Afternoons
Rhythm Sessions
- Combined Beginner & Intermediate Group: 1:30pm - 2:30pm
- Advanced: 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Not sure which class level is right for you? See the FAQ below.
How It All began
Circle of Guitars began when guitarist and educator Daniel Morabito was invited to teach guitar classes in Australian Catholic University’s student enrichment program. He quickly saw the positive impact on students, and the classes soon grew into a vibrant community program that welcomed people from diverse backgrounds to learn, play, and connect through music. Today, Circle of Guitars brings that same spirit to the wider community, offering professional, engaging learning experiences designed for everyone.
Daniel is a really good guitar teacher: he’s patient, knowledgeable, a clear communicator, intuitive, adaptable and responsive - but the best thing of all is he makes learning the guitar fun like it should be“ - Duncan
Pricing To Suit Your Attendance
$20 Per Class
Classes can be made up by attending another class
$25 Per Class
Booking and prepayment required before attending class
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need experience to join?
It is generally recommended to know the fundamentals of guitar playing such as string names & how to read chord diagrams before joining group classes.
If you are completely new to guitar playing you may want to book private lessons to help get you started.
Do you offer a trial class?
New students have the option to pay a casual fee for the first class, followed by either choosing to pay by term or continuing to attend on a casual basis.
How are classes with combined playing levels different from regular classes?
The combined class is structured to cater for multiple playing levels at once by offering a middle ground between levels. This type of class works best for students who like a slightly challenging learning environment and want to progress quicker.
How do I know which class level is right for me?
Below is a comparison chart with topics discussed in class to help you determine a suitable class level.
| Song Level | Techniques | Chords |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Strumming, Picking | Open position |
| Intermediate | Strumming, Picking, Fingerpicking | Open position & barre chords |
| Advanced | Strumming, Picking, Fingerpicking | Open position, barre chords & CAGED shapes |
Need advice on deciding a suitable class? Feel free to get in touch.
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