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Concord tutoring wraps up in Afton Village, Gibson Village, Cabarrus Club
Patrick taught Eddie about 2 months ago
Patrick Willse gave Eddie Schwartz a guitar lesson focusing on blues improvisation, chord construction, and fretboard navigation. Eddie worked on call-and-response techniques, understanding chord progressions, and simplifying his playing to focus on phrasing. Patrick will send Eddie materials from the lesson, including a Google Drive link with resources from this and the previous session, and Eddie will send Patrick a video of Jesse Cook.
Learning to Speak (Music)
Dynamic vs. Static Playing
Phrasing
Chord Inversions
Mental Map
Major vs. Minor
Triads
Ben taught Jennifer 3 months ago
Ben Manwaring guided Jenn Sutton in a guitar lesson focused on mastering basic chords (G, A minor, C, D) and strumming techniques for the song "Knocking on Heaven's Door." Jenn practiced finger placements and chord transitions, and Ben recommended the Songster app for practice. Jenn was assigned homework to improve chord changes and maintain a consistent strumming pattern.
Guitar Chords
Setting Realistic Goals
Tab vs. Chords
Learning Styles
Strumming Patterns
Snehasis taught Leon 3 months ago
Snehasis tutored Leon on guitar techniques, including arpeggios, bending, hammer-ons, and pull-offs. Leon expressed difficulty with memorization, which they discussed in the context of practice strategies. They also scheduled their next lesson, considering their respective time zones.
Adding Distortion
D Major Scale
Remembering Shapes
Half-Step Bends
Sliding Bends
Avoiding Target Note
Dexterity Licks
Hammer-Ons and Pull-Offs
Guitar lessons available near Concord for casual and new players
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Reviews and Ratings
Student reviews on our guitar lessons in Concord
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111 ratings of
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Quinten Edwards rated Diyagaskai
Concord, NC
3 months ago
Moving past the beginner phase became a fun milestone for my daughter, thanks to Diyagaskai ’s well-organized and energetic guitar lessons in Concord, NC.
Chandler Rose rated Matias
Cabarrus Country Club, Concord
5 months ago
My daughter’s chord reading and music making have noticeably improved, making his more expressive, thanks to Matias ’s guidance in the Cabarrus Country Club.
Kamila Norman rated Mickaela
Gibson Village, Concord
5 months ago
By incorporating modern music at the Gibson Village studio, tone, playing, and improve basics become engaging for teens, thanks to Yardley ’s approach
Vivian Branch rated Felipe
Afton Village, Concord
7 months ago
Ensemble guitar parts and collaborative opportunities make Felipe an excellent choice for our musically talented child here in Atton Village.
Guadalupe Roth rated Sage
Concord, NC
12 months ago
In Sage ’s Concord sessions, discipline and creativity go hand in hand. My son’s finger strength, control, and enthusiasm for guitar have all noticeably improved.
Dylan Lara rated Arkapravo
Moss Creek, Concord
about 1 year ago
The acoustic guitar training in Moss Creek really helped my kid develop a solid sense of chords and string control, thanks to Arkapravo .
Rashad Ray rated Rahul
Winding Walk, Concord
about 1 year ago
We were truly impressed by how fast our daughter picked up strumming pop songs, thanks to the relaxed yet organized approach Rahul uses in his classes here in WInding Walk.
Octavio Marquez rated Shukhrat
Skybrook, Concord
about 1 year ago
Watching my son progress from struggling with power chords to confidently playing solos has been incredible, and it’s all thanks to the patient, structured approach Shukhrat provided here in Sjybrook..
The Concord Connection: How a Community of Support Builds a Guitarist

In Concord, learning to play the guitar is never a solo journey. The city’s vibrant musical identity is built on a foundation of enthusiastic community support that welcomes every new player, regardless of age or experience. This is a place where jam sessions, inclusive programs, and shared stages create a rich environment for musical growth. This powerful sense of connection is the key to Concord's thriving guitar culture, ensuring that anyone with a passion for the instrument has the network they need to succeed.
From Practice Room to Local Stage
Gaining performance experience is crucial for a developing guitarist, and Concord provides safe, low-pressure environments for a player to build their confidence.
- Open Mic Nights: Many local music stores and cafes host open mics and informal jam sessions. These events are the perfect, supportive space for a new player to perform in front of an audience for the first time, learning how to handle their guitar on a live stage.
- Sounds of the City: Signature community events like the “Sounds of Summer” and the Shady Grove Concert Series are highlights for local artists. These series often spotlight both emerging and established Concord guitarists, providing a tangible goal for new players to work towards.
A Calendar Packed with Inspiration
This grassroots community is fueled by a calendar packed with larger musical events that inspire every guitar player.
- Major Festivals: Community gatherings like the Southern Scape Music Festival and Country Rock' Music Fest bring the whole city together to celebrate music, showcasing how the guitar is central to the area's cultural life.
- The Big Stages: For the ultimate inspiration, seeing world-class national acts at major venues like the PNC Music Pavilion and the Charlotte Motor Speedway provides a powerful vision of what is possible with a guitar, driving every student to continue their dedicated practice.
School Music Programs with Guitar Opportunities
- Carolina International School (CIS): Students begin musical education in elementary years, learning about rhythm, tone, and world music. By middle and high school, students have access to band and jazz band programs. While specific mention of guitar ensembles is not listed, jazz and band programs often welcome guitarists and provide performance opportunities. Students can participate in multiple concerts each year and community events. CIS also has extracurricular options like Pep Band and Jazz Band, where guitarists can feature in modern repertoire.
- Cannon School: The school's music department uses the Orff Approach in lower grades, focusing on a playful exploration of music. As students progress, they can participate in ensembles such as Jazz Combo, Band, and Music Technology classes in the upper school. These programs typically integrate guitarists, especially in jazz bands and contemporary ensembles, building collaboration and musicianship.
- Concord Academy: The elementary music curriculum introduces students to a variety of instruments and musical forms, with hands-on experience playing unpitched instruments and exploring music theory. Middle and high school students participate in fine arts programs, which can include individualised instrumental study, drama, and chorus, with the option for interested students to learn and perform guitar within or outside formal classes.
Local Schools and After-School Programs
- Piedmont School of Music & Dance: Offers private and group guitar lessons for school-age children, in addition to other instrument instruction and dance opportunities. Students can enhance their guitar skills beyond school programs in a professional environment.
- Rock University: This independent music school in Concord caters to youth with both private lessons and live performance band programs. Students learn to play in bands, which usually include electric and bass guitars, and have frequent opportunities to perform on stage in the community.


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