Clancy's Guitar School

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We teach guitar (most styles, most levels, all ages) , mandolin, ukulele, banjo, and music theory. We have been teaching the Anderson Mill, Cedar Park and NW Austin since 2004. Clancy's Guitar School is known for it's expert instructors and family-friendly atmosphere. We know how to teach beginners as well as helping to move a more intermediate player to a greater skill level. We teach all styles and levels. We have excellent rates and special pricing for families or buddies who wish to take lessons together. Call or drop by! Thanks.

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22 years in business

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Bluegrass

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James G.

Aug 13, 2015

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Paul was very personable, easy to work with, and very helpful. He was very patient with me and explained things to me very well. I like working with him and will continue.

Ukulele Lessons (for adults)

Jessica B.

Mar 14, 2015

I've been a student under Paul Clancy for 4 years now. In that time he has taught me not only how to play chords on the guitar, but how to make music while playing. I started playing because I could sing but I wanted to do more, Paul showed me these amazing strumming patterns which brought the song I showed him to life. And when I told him I wanted to play classical guitar and audition with classical guitar for college (with the audition day being 9 months away and me having never played classical guitar before) he told me "It's going to be hard and focused work since we only have nine months, but I know that you can do it". He supported me through think and thin and taught me everything I needed to know. And nine months later I walked into my audition with confidence and made it into the classical guitar program at the University of North Texas. Paul is an excellent teacher and mentor, with years and years of training and experience under his belt, but he is also a wonderful friend who has guided me, and many others, to learning how to play classical guitar, acoustic or electric guitar, banjo and even ukulele and making beautiful music while playing. Paul is one of my greatest friends and one if the wisest and respected men I know. Thank you for all you've done Paul. :)

Laura B.

Mar 14, 2015

Al R.

Jul 4, 2011

Bob G.

Mar 10, 2015

We like to keep Paul to ourselves so we won't tell you how great he is. We won't mention how wonderful he is with children and how patient and kind and caring he is. We won't tell you how knowledgable he is concerning the guitar and how easily he coaches the best out of his students. We won't mention that his students range in age from the very young to the very old. Nor will we tell you that he just happens to be a great human being who you need to know.

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The first thing a potential music student should watch out for when finding an instructor is stability. Is this an instructor who has been around for a while, does he/she have referrals, what type of experience, etc. Although it is good to switch instructors from time to time a stable teacher / student relationship is an important key to a succesful learning experience.

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