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About Tom Reichert

Tom Reichert is the guitar teacher behind Hands-On 6, a structured method for beginner and developing guitar students. His teaching focuses on reading music, rhythm, first-position playing, chords, and practical musicianship.

Tom Reichert in his Minneapolis studio

Teaching Philosophy

Tom’s approach is patient, organized, and focused on understanding. Students are not simply pushed through exercises. They are taught to understand what they are playing and how to practice it.

Why Hands-On 6 Was Created

Many guitar students learn disconnected pieces: a chord from one place, a tab from another, a song tutorial from somewhere else. That can be fun, but it can also leave gaps.

Hands-On 6 was created to connect the pieces so students build a stronger foundation.

Acoustic guitar in low warm light
Acoustic guitar in low warm light

What Students Can Expect

Students can expect lessons that are:

Encouraging
Clear
Structured
Focused on fundamentals
Adapted to the student’s pace
Supported by the Hands-On 6 book
Built around steady progress

A Good Fit for Beginners of Many Ages

Hands-On 6 can help kids, teens, adults, and older beginners. Students are not too old to start guitar when they have patient instruction and realistic practice goals.

Tom’s Role in Virtual Lessons

In virtual lessons, Tom helps students work through the Hands-On 6 book, correct mistakes, ask questions, and stay on track between lessons.

Ready to start learning guitar?

Hands-On 6 is built for students who want more than random tips or song tutorials. With virtual guitar lessons and a structured method book, students learn to read music, understand rhythm, build good habits, and make steady progress.

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