What is an Acoustic Guitar?

It’s a guitar with a hollow body that amplifies the sound coming from the vibrating strings without need for electrical amplification. The acoustic guitar may be nylon or steel stringed, depending on the type of music that the students prefer to play.

Company Name offers both acoustic and electric guitar lessons. Our excellent guitar teaching staff specializes in many styles including everything from rock to jazz, classical, pop, and Spanish.

You will begin by learning the basics of playing your guitar, including topics such as tuning, posture, and finger technique. We work well with either self-taught students or those who've never held a guitar before.

We have years of experience in Acoustic Guitar lessons. We also teach:

* Beginners guitar lessons

* Intermediate guitar lessons

* Advanced guitar lessons

* Electric guitar lessons

* Jazz guitar lessons

* Classical guitar lessons

* Online Guitar Lessons

* Blues guitar lessons

* Private In Home Guitar Lessons

You may enjoy our 30 minute or one hour private classes. We also offer group lessons which are useful to encourage students and help them learn to work as part of a team. Interacting with other students is useful in motivating and challenging students in a setting that is congenial and supportive.

The advantage of being taught by our instructors includes learning the basics, like:

* Holding the Pick

* Proper Fret Hand Positioning

* The Importance of Posture

* Strumming Techniques and Rhythms

* Playing Your First Chords and Scales

* Proper Guitar Maintenance

* Physicalities of Guitars

We offer Guitar lessons for adults and children ages 6 and older. Our office staff can assist in selecting the proper class for a beginning student. Our accomplished teachers are professional performers.

Start off your journey in guitar playing with our beginner guitar lessons and build a solid foundation for your playing. Since bad habits can cripple the progress of any guitarist, learning from a knowledgeable instructor is a must.

Contact us for more information at 303-915-0680.