Kenneth W.

Kenneth ’s accomplishments as a guitarist include studying classical and flamenco-style guitar since the age of thirteen, and learning other styles such as Blues and Folk since the age of nine. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music from The Master’s University. Kenneth has studied under Cindy Lee Berryhill wife and partner of Paul S. Williams, Dale Dawalt master luthier, guitar technician, and owner of San Diego Music Exchange, as well as a member of Zaxas, Robert Szajkowski student of Pepe Romero, and Tavi Jinariu student of Christopher Parkening. Kenneth has performed guitar in a wide range of venues, including restaurants, coffee shops, weddings, veteran receptions, graduation ceremonies, The Master’s University, Carnegie Hall NY, and internationally in Israel for Holocaust Survivors. He also has experience in professional street performance busking. Kenneth draws on his degree and real-world experience to teach guitar, bass, and vocals while mentoring students across diverse musical settings. He is passionate about training others through music instruction and creative coaching. Performing, to Kenneth, is a profound gift that encourages, inspires, and delights listeners through the beauty of music—a language that often speaks when words cannot. His love for music drives his commitment to teaching students how to deeply connect with their instrument and craft. Kenneth finds immense joy in guiding students toward their goals, helping them grow in technique, theory, and artistic expression. He is motivated to inspire passion, excellence, and personal growth in every student, regardless of background or ability level. He especially enjoys teaching genres including classical, flamenco, fusion, fingerpicking, and rhythmic styles. He even embraces the challenge of learning new repertoire to meet his students’ interests, seeing each lesson as a chance to serve with integrity and creativity.