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Snehasis taught 2 months ago
Snehasis guided a learner through blues improvisation techniques, focusing on scales, pentatonic shapes in D minor, and specific blues licks. The individual, who is based in Tinseltown, practiced incorporating these elements into their solos and worked on improving hand posture and bending techniques. Snehasis advised them to practice on both their PRS and Strandberg guitars to develop different aspects of their playing.
Relative Major/Minor Scales
Pentatonic Scales
Guitar Bending Technique
Double Stop Technique
Hand Position & Grip
Guitar Tone & Pickups
Ryder taught Joshua 4 months ago
Ryder Swan led Joshua Semmons in a guitar lesson, focusing on learning chord progressions and strumming patterns for a specific song. Joshua practiced chord transitions, finger placements, and muting techniques. Ryder assigned practice with the learned chords and strumming patterns and mentioned that the next lesson would cover bar chords and power chords, with Joshua to send song requests beforehand.
Muting Strings
Barre Chords
Capo Usage
Finger Placement
Chord Switching
Strumming Patterns
Guitar Tabs
Giacomo taught Ryan 4 months ago
Giacomo guided Ryan through major and minor triads, dominant 7th, and major 7th chords, focusing on practical shapes and transpositions. They analyzed Ryan's guitar and amp settings for optimal tone and worked on the riff and chorus sections of "Highway to Hell." Ryan was assigned chord practice and instructed to play along with "Highway to Hell" using a speaker for the next session.
Highway to Hell Chorus
Amplifier EQ
Guitar Pickups
Dominant Seventh Chords
Minor Triads
Major Triads
Major Seventh Chords
Raine taught Leilani 5 months ago
Raine Stern is giving guitar lessons to Dalia and Olin. Dalia is learning "Heat" by Rachel Chino Revery, focusing on riffs, chords (including bar chords), strumming patterns, and techniques like slides. Olin is learning bar chords, strumming patterns (including "Creep" by Radiohead), and basic electric guitar techniques, including tuning, amp settings, and addressing fret buzz. Raine emphasizes finger placement, transitions, and the relationship between notes on the fretboard.
Bar Chords
Notes on the Fretboard
Pentatonic Scales
Alternating Picking
Chord Progressions and Song Structure
Guitar Tuning
Marco taught Michael 5 months ago
Marco guided Michael through guitar techniques, focusing on a blues song's structure, chord progressions, and solo improvisation using the E minor pentatonic scale. They explored diverse guitarists and musical styles, including Japanese jazz fusion and flamenco influences. Michael and Marco also discussed potential songs to learn with Michael's nephew next session, including songs by Radiohead and The Strokes.
AC/DC Rhythms
Guitar Improvisation
Power Chords
12-Bar Blues
Hammer-Ons
Jess taught Chris 5 months ago
Jess Araten and Peter Rodier worked on the Tyler the Creator song "20 20 Vision," focusing on identifying and learning the outro melody, power chord progression, and vocal melody. Jess guided Peter through playing the outro melody, explained power chord structure, demonstrated the chord progression, and tabbed out the vocal melody. Peter mentioned an upcoming concert and will practice the instrumental and vocal parts of the song.
Outro Melody on Guitar
Power Chords
Guitar Percussion
Chord Chart Notation
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All about guitar lessons
If you've ever wanted to pick up an instrument that's fun, expressive, and versatile, the guitar is a fantastic choice! With a history spanning over 4,000 years, it has evolved into one of the most beloved instruments worldwide. Whether you're looking to relax, express yourself, or just have fun, the guitar’s soothing tunes make it a great companion. From the soft, melodic strums of the Acoustic Guitar to the high-energy solos on the Electric Guitar, or the elegant fingerstyle of the Classical Guitar, there’s a guitar for every musical taste. For those who enjoy solid rhythms and grooves, the Bass Guitar offers a great way to get into music as well.
Learning guitar comes with amazing benefits—it improves hand-eye coordination, sparks creativity, boosts confidence, and even relieves stress. Plus, with the ability to play any style, you can explore different guitar types—whether you're drawn to the smooth tones of the Acoustic Guitar, the electric buzz of the Electric Guitar, the delicate precision of the Classical Guitar, or the deep, grounding rhythms of the Bass Guitar.
Once you get the hang of it, a whole world of opportunities opens up! You could join a band, play gigs, busk, compose your own music, or even teach others. There are many ways to learn: self-study with tabs and chord charts, YouTube tutorials, practice apps, or structured online courses. For a more personalized approach, a private guitar teacher can help refine your skills with direct feedback. With consistent practice, you can play your favorite songs in just a few months—and with dedication, the possibilities are endless. So why wait? Pick up a guitar, whether it's acoustic, electric, classical, or bass, and start your musical journey today!
Who should study from a guitar teacher?
Beginners
Are you a beginner looking to start your guitar journey? Having the right guidance from someone experienced can make all the difference.
A guitar teacher can teach you the essentials—tuning, holding the guitar, playing chords, and strumming patterns—while helping you build confidence with simple songs from the star.
Refining after self-learning
22% of learners try self-learning but fail to refine skills like fingerpicking, strumming, or synchronization. A teacher can identify technical gaps and provide structured guitar lessons to help you progress to the next level without feeling stuck.
Revisiting after a break
18% of learners return to guitar after a break of some years. They need refreshed fundamentals like chord progressions and tabs or rebuilding finger strength. A guitar teacher can guide you through tailored routines to regain your skills and confidence, and then build it from there.
Exploring genres and skills
Learners use the guitar to complement singing or other instruments. A guitar teacher can teach genre-specific techniques like jazz, flamenco, rock, or blues. They can integrate guitar lessons with your musical interests and guide you in composition.
What to look for in a guitar teacher?
Genre of expertise
Choose a guitar teacher, who is experienced in your required style like jazz, flamenco, rock, blues, or classical. A guitar teacher familiar with the genre which you want to learn can teach the specific techniques and nuances you need to master it.
Type of Guitar
When choosing a guitar teacher, it's important to consider the type of guitar you want to learn. If you're interested in playing Acoustic Guitar, look for a teacher with experience in fingerstyle techniques and a solid understanding of various genres like folk and pop. For Electric Guitar, find a tutor skilled in techniques such as shredding, bending, and tapping, and familiar with rock or metal styles. Classical Guitar requires a teacher who specializes in reading sheet music, fingerpicking, and traditional techniques like the use of a rest stroke. If you're drawn to the Bass Guitar, look for a teacher who can help you master rhythm and groove, with experience in genres like jazz, rock, or funk. Each guitar type requires different expertise, so choose a teacher who aligns with your musical interests and goals for the most tailored learning experience.
Student testimonials, reviews, and ratings
Check the guitar teacher’s reviews and ratings to gauge their teaching effectiveness for beginners learning strumming to advanced learners preparing for a concert performance. Look for a 4+ star rating and 10+ positive reviews. These highlight the tutors' ability to adapt to different learning styles and help build confidence.
Affordability and charges
Guitar teachers charge between $30 and $70 per hour, depending on their experience and expertise. Compare rates and choose someone who offers personalized guitar lessons and structured guidance.
Wiingy provides expert-vetted guitar teachers starting from an affordable $28 per hour, delivering value for money. You can choose your tutor and connect with them directly on Wiingy platform.
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