Guitar Lessons Northridge

While we do not have a strict age requirement, we recommend that children start learning guitar at seven years of age or older. If your child is younger than this, call us, and let’s discuss whether they’re ready to start guitar lessons Northridge.

Come try us out! We’d be happy to give it a go. With our discounted trial lesson, you can watch and see if you’d like to continue. No pressure and no commitment required.

 We also provide a discount of 50% for as many teachers or instruments as you’d like to test out. There are no strings attached.

Nope! If you do not have your own guitar, we can provide one for in-lesson use.

 However, for the student to see steady initial improvement at playing their instrument, it’s important to practice regularly at home. Our professional team can discuss with you some instrument starter package options that may be of interest.

There is no definitive answer to this question.

 However, because the strings are lower to the board and require less strength to play the notes, we believe that learning on an electric guitar is somewhat easier for beginners.

The amount of time you spend practicing at home is the primary determining factor in how quickly you’ll improve.

 Creating a set routine and encouraging regular practice is key for the best growth. The amount of time each day doesn’t matter as much, and this is particularly true in the beginning. If the student enjoys it, they’ll eventually get to 30 minutes or more per day.

 The more time you spend on something, the more progress you’ll make. However, if that time is forced or not motivated by interest, it may not be worth it in the end.

Yes! All of our lessons are private, one-on-one sessions with an experienced guitar teacher Northridge. Each lesson is catered to the student’s goals and needs.

We offer music lessons both in-person and online, so you can learn from the comfort of your own home or any remote location. Our online lessons are conducted via Zoom.

 We can even combine the two. If you want to complete a one-off online lesson for whatever reason, we can arrange it! We can also accommodate those who are usually online but would want to do an in-person session anytime.

No. A student needs to reach a certain achievement level before they can participate in live performances or bands.

 With this in mind, we do try to get our players involved in live performances and bands as early on as possible. This is because we believe that the best learning experience comes from playing music with others.