Start with the music that moves you

Learn your first chords, build confidence after teaching yourself, return to playing, or refine a specific skill. Lessons begin with what you want to do and the experience you bring.

Beginners, casual players, singer-songwriters, and experienced musicians can all benefit from individual guidance. We’ll match the instrument, level, and interests to the right teaching strengths.

Build the skills behind the songs

Develop comfortable technique, rhythm, coordination, listening, and musical understanding through songs and exercises suited to you. Guitar study may include chords, strumming, fingerstyle, lead playing, improvisation, tablature, standard notation, and practical theory.

Your teacher helps you hear how those skills work together and choose useful priorities for practice.

Find your place on bass

Bass study focuses on time, groove, tone, and listening—learning how a bass line supports harmony and connects with the rest of the music.

Ask about teacher fit for your instrument, styles, and level so we can plan instruction around the playing you want to develop.

Support your singing and songwriting

For singers and songwriters, guitar can become a tool for accompaniment, finding chord progressions, exploring song structure, and developing original ideas.

Tell us whether you want to build instrumental skills, write songs, or develop an existing project. We can help distinguish private study from separately scheduled recording and production services.

Make progress between lessons

Bring a favorite track, a challenging passage, or a question about your playing. Your teacher offers feedback and clear practice priorities so you know what to work on before the next lesson.

Technical foundations and the music you enjoy reinforce each other. The balance and pace will grow with you.

Find your guitar or bass teacher

Our teachers bring different strengths in song-based learning, structured technical study, theory, improvisation, and performance. Instrument-specific experience and the student’s goals guide the match.

A trial helps you meet a teacher, play, ask questions, and discuss the right direction.

Explore beyond the lesson

Optional recitals can give your practice a performance goal. Students interested in original music or recording can ask about songwriting study and scheduled projects in The Studio.

We’ll help you choose an opportunity suited to your interests and readiness. Event participation and recording projects have separate arrangements and fees.

Weekly private lessons

Study one-on-one in 30-, 45-, or 60-minute weekly sessions, matched to your needs and teacher availability. Standard tuition starts at $289/month for weekly 30-minute lessons.

See Tuition & Enrollment for complete monthly rates and enrollment/materials fees.

Let’s find your next step

Tell us what you play, what you listen to, and what you’d love to learn. Explore available trial times or contact our team for help finding a teacher match.