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Guitar lessons on the acoustic guitar are available for all ages. Learn how to play your favorite songs on the acoustic guitar. The guitar teacher can teach you how to play by ear, read music, and understand the theory that will allow you to jam along with any tune.

Acoustic Guitar Lessons mix a balance of challenge and fun that drives the learning process for students of any age. The teacher adapts the lessons to each student’s playing ability and level of understanding. Whether you are starting from scratch or have been playing for a while, the guitar teacher will show you how to progress.

THE GUITAR LESSONS

The guitar teacher focuses on exercises that build finger dexterity, coordination, and develop technique. Students select songs of interest for practice and progress in aural skills for ear training. Theory studies help students develop the tools to explore music on their own with confidence and efficiency. As a studied composer and music theorist, the music teacher turns any song into a learning experience. The teacher will also recommend lesson books and sheet music to study reading skills.

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The acoustic guitar is widely used in just about any genre of music. Instruction can focus on any style of interests. Students tend to focus on country, bluegrass, folk, and more modern singer-songwriter styles. General studies and review of multiple styles are also possible.  It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or already playing.  The teacher can help you learn and improve your technique, knowledge, and any specific problems you may want to focus on.

LESSON PLAN

   Each lesson consists of warm-ups, technique, theory, Performance, and practice goals for the following lesson. All sessions are followed by emailed progress reports, lesson review, and practice outline to assist the student with practice throughout the week. It is always best to start in a lesson book of appropriate age and skill level, but the lessons can also take on a more informal approach if desired.