Chance Fuller is an accomplished and versatile musician, known for his exceptional skill and musicality. With twenty years of playing experience and six years of teaching experience, he has established himself as a sought-after performer, music educator, and session musician. From an early age, Chance developed a deep passion for the guitar and dedicated countless hours to mastering his craft. He has studied under renowned artists such as Bobby Stanton and David Tronzo, and received formal training at Berklee College of Music before graduating in 2017. His extensive musical background encompasses various genres, including metal, rock, jazz, blues, pop, classical, and fusion.

 

Chance is a highly skilled and patient music educator. He has a natural ability to connect with students of all ages and levels, inspiring them to unlock their full potential as musicians. Through personalized instruction and a comprehensive curriculum, he empowers students to develop solid technical foundations, explore various musical styles, and cultivate their own unique sound. Chance stays actively involved in the music community, regularly collaborating with other musicians, bands, and artists. This exposure to different musical styles and collaborations informs his teaching approach, allowing him to offer a well-rounded and diverse learning experience.

Continuing his commitment to lifelong learning, Chance keeps abreast of the latest developments in musical techniques, music theory, and technology. He constantly seeks to expand his musical horizons and incorporate innovative approaches into his teaching methodology. Whether you’re a beginner just starting your journey or an experienced player looking to refine your skills, Mr. Chance is dedicated to guiding you on your musical path. With his technical expertise, passion for music, and commitment to your growth, he will help you unlock your full potential and discover the joy of creating music.

 

1. For my guitarists, practice your electric guitar pieces on the acoustic
2. POSTURE! 
3. Practice consistently and with a metronome.