Beginners & Intermediates
Guitar lessons for teens is a great way to gain confidence, meet friends and reduce anxiety.
Whether a beginner or intermediate, our tailored instruction helps you to develop your own unique style and sound. This can help you stand out as an artist and give you the tools to create your own music.
Make New Friends
Music is a powerful form of self-expression, and learning to play the guitar can help you express your thoughts and feelings in a creative way. Whether you’re feeling happy, sad, or somewhere in between, playing the guitar can help you communicate your emotions.
Guitar lessons provide a great opportunity to meet new people who share your interests. You can bond with others over your love of music and even start a band together!
Boost Your Brainpower
Learning to play the guitar can also help you develop cognitive skills such as hand-eye coordination, concentration, and memory. These skills can be applied to other areas of your life, such as academics and sports.
Stand Out in College Applications
Taking guitar lessons and demonstrating proficiency in the instrument can help set you apart from other college applicants. Colleges are always looking for well-rounded individuals with unique skills and talents.
Guitar Lessons for Teens
Online lessons available, but in-person learning is highly recommended.
30-Minute Lesson
$60/per
Weekly one-on-one instruction
Customized lesson plans to speed your progress
Guitar anatomy, maintenance, and care
Technique, chords, scales, and basic chord progressions
Learn to read music and play your favorite songs!
1-Hour Lesson
$80/per
Weekly one-on-one instruction
Customized lesson plans to speed your progress
Guitar anatomy, maintenance, and care
Technique, chords, scales, and chord progressions
Chord progressions and advanced fingerpicking techniques
Learn to read music and play your favorite songs!
Group Lesson
$50/per
Weekly group instruction (2-5 students)
Socialize and discover a new passion with friends
Guitar anatomy, maintenance, and care
Technique, chords, scales, and timing
Chord progressions
Online lesson plans, tips & tricks
Group prices shown are per student
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to buy a guitar?
It’s best if you own a guitar for daily practice. However, I’m happy to loan one of mine during private lessons.
Do I need to bring an amp to lessons?
No, I have you covered. Unless you want to play through your amplifier.
How much do I need to practice between lessons?
The more consistently you practice, the faster you will improve. I recommend starting at 10-20 minutes per day rather than an hour here or there. Consistent, deliberate practice is the key to success.
Does my parent need to hang around during the lesson?
Nope, but I do ask that you are prompt arriving and departing from lessons on time.
Should I be nervous?
What’s there to be nervous about? We’re going to have a blast! I’m passionate about guitar and bring that to every practice.
What do I need for lessons?
Bring your guitar, a tuner (if you have one), songs you’re interested in learning and a positive attitude.