Hey, I’m Adam Sauro. I’ve lived my whole life in Savannah, Georgia—the Spanish moss, the thunderstorms, the late-night walks with a guitar on my back. It’s all part of me. I teach classical and jazz guitar, but I’ve spent years chasing sound across Europe and Asia, playing with bands that didn’t speak the same language but somehow knew exactly what I meant with a single chord.

Music saved me more times than I can count. It gave me a way to say what I couldn’t, to feel without explaining. That’s what I try to give my students—a space to be real, to take risks, to mess up, and to make something beautiful from it. Whether we’re diving into a Bach prelude or building a solo over a smoky jazz progression, I want them to stay curious, open, and unafraid of their own voice.

At the end of the day, I’m not here to shape perfect players—I’m here to help people find their sound, even if it’s a little raw or weird or loud. Especially then. Music’s not about fitting in; it’s about breaking out. So if you’ve got something to say, pick up the guitar—I’ll meet you there.