Ken Sir: Guitar/Ukulele and Music Theory - English

Ken Sir: Guitar/ukulele and music theory (English only)

ABRSM exams 1st-8th grade lessons available.

Schedule:

• US EDT (US Daylight savings between March 9th and Nov 2nd)

• Mondays 7-10pm

• Tuesdays 7-10pm

• Wednesdays 7-10pm

• Saturdays 9am-12pm

Fees for Group lesson, two (2) to four (4) persons

A. The age group of five to nine (5-9) years old

Twenty-five United States Dollar (USD25) for thirty (30) minutes per student with a parent sitting next to the student.

B. The age group of ten (10) to fifteen (15) years old

Thirty-eight United States Dollar (USD38) for forty-five (45) minutes per student with a parent sitting next to the student.

C. The age group of Sixteen (16) years old to adults

Forty-eight United States Dollar (USD48) for forty-five (45) minutes per student

About Mr. Ken Lam (Ken Sir)

Mr. Ken (Ken Sir) is a music educator and performer. Ken Sir graduated from Berklee College of Music, a top-notch music academy in the US, and majoring in jazz guitar.

Ken Sir's students range from age 5 to 70; Mr. Ken has rich teaching experiences that can help students find creative and personalized practices best suited for them.

Ken Sir ⁠Highly praised by students and parents for their excellent scores in ABRSM, Rockschool, and other music examinations.

Ken Sir is capable of different musical genres, including jazz, pop,and gospel. He teaches electic guitar, ukulele, bass, music theory and songwriting. As a music educator, Mr. Ken aspired to help his fellow students unlock music learning milestones and see them find joy and embrace music in life.

Ken Sir was a ⁠Guitarist for the Hong Kong Arts Festival's "Connie Wong: A Wonderful Journey" concert. Guitarist for Tom Chan's musical, Our Journal of Springtime" (我們的青春日誌). He was also the ⁠Composer of the theme song for the RTHK CIBS radio show, “What a Friend We Have in Malaysia” (awardee of Top 10 Radio Programs), and the ⁠Arranger of the orchestration of the hymn, “Come, Ye Thankful People, Come,” in the Alliance Bible Seminary concert.