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Study guitar with a Southern New Hampshire University grad who fosters creativity and musical passion.
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★ 4.9
(121)
$26
/ hour
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Study with a graduate of Uadec Music School who brings talent and passion to every guitar lesson.
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★ 5
(128)
$39
$34
/ hour
Student Favourite

Develop your playing style with the help of a mentor who focuses on musical expression and confidence.
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★ 4.8
(123)
$41
$38
/ hour
Student Favourite

Take expert-led guitar lessons that bring together interactive methods, theory, and performance focus.
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★ 4.6
(56)
$36
$34
/ hour
Student Favourite

Learn to play with confidence through a thoughtful mix of music theory and personal expression that fits your style.
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★ 4.1
(36)
$51
$49
/ hour
Student Favourite

Train with a classical guitar mentor who brings fresh, artistic energy into every session.
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★ 4.9
(97)
$31
$26
/ hour
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Learn guitar and bass through a creative mix of theory, ear training, and performance support.
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★ 4.9
(120)
$34
$32
/ hour

Take personalized lessons from a Berklee graduate who brings compassion, technique, and real experience.
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★ 4.8
(104)
$34
$33
/ hour

Guitar Lessons for All Levels with Guitar Center Educator
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★ 4.8
(32)
$30
/ hour

Develop strong technique and musicality with custom guitar lessons that fuse theory and performance.
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★ 4.5
(66)
$36
$32
/ hour
Guitar teachers in Houston with top specialities

Recently taught Guitar lessons in Houston
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Hector taught John 14 days ago
John Cowperthwaite and Hector Olea had a wide-ranging conversation that included guitar sound and equipment, evolving musical tastes, personal health challenges, and philosophical reflections on life and society. Hector provided advice on guitar picks and shared experiences living abroad, while John recounted personal anecdotes and future plans. They concluded by exchanging contact information and expressing mutual appreciation.
Aesthetics of Music
Fragility of Society
AI Sentience
Over-Ear Headphones

Shannon taught Heath 18 days ago
Shannon Liddy and Rhys H practiced the "Mission Impossible" guitar riff, explored the C major scale with correct finger placements, and started learning the song "Riptide" using a capo and basic chords. Shannon will send Rhys the Mission Impossible tab sheet, a practice log book, and the major scales sheet. The next lesson is scheduled for the following Tuesday.
Mission Impossible Riff
Major Scales (C Major)
Riptide Chords and Strumming
Picking Technique

Jess taught Chris about 1 month ago
Jess provided Peter with guitar instruction, concentrating on technique refinement, including pick size, tuning, power chords, and fret transitions, using songs like "Eye of the Tiger" and "Bring on the Band" as practice material. The lesson emphasized precision and practice. They also addressed technical difficulties and sheet music access.
Fretting Technique
Guitar Stands
Learning Speed
Dynamics on Acoustic Guitar

Yiting taught Amy about 2 months ago
Yiting taught Mackenzie guitar, focusing on the song "Pirates of the Caribbean." They worked on chord changes (C, G, E, Em), rhythm, timing using a metronome, and understanding repeat marks and first/second endings. Mackenzie will practice the song and send a photo of the sheet music.
Chords Review
Time Signatures
Reading Tabs
Playing with a Metronome

Hector taught Jennifer about 2 months ago
Hector provided Jennifer with guitar and bass lessons, covering left-hand dexterity exercises, scale practice (C major, C minor pentatonic, and chromatic), tuning techniques, and ear training. Jennifer worked on specific tunes, and Hector assigned practice exercises with provided notes for the week, with a follow-up lesson scheduled.
Tuning the Bass
Chromatic Scale
Major Scale Construction
Major Scale Practice
Guitar lessons in Houston for beginners, adults and more

Get expert guidance in theory, musical expression, and performance to elevate your playing experience.
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★ 4.8
(48)
$35
$34
/ hour
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Learn guitar with a Yale alum who brings engaging, structured lessons tailored to your musical path.
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★ 4.8
(70)
$44
$42
/ hour
Student Favourite

Get personalized coaching from a Westminster graduate combining theory, performance, and technique.
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★ 4.7
(53)
$38
$35
/ hour
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Take creative, personalized guitar lessons with a SUNY Purchase alum focused on progress and expression.
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★ 4.7
(72)
$27
$25
/ hour
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Work on expressive playing through tailored lessons that emphasize artistry and personal musical growth.
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★ 4.5
(54)
$43
$38
/ hour
Popular

Free trial lesson
★ 4.8
(112)
$34
/ hour

Work with an instructor who combines structured technique with engaging methods to keep learning exciting.
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★ 4.8
(32)
$38
$33
/ hour

Take lessons with a Carleton University grad offering guitar instruction shaped by creativity and musical instinct.
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★ 4.4
(21)
$32
$30
/ hour

Balance emotion and technique with classical guitar instruction that’s personal and purpose-driven.
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★ 4.4
(39)
$26
/ hour

Refine your playing with a skilled tutor who uses advanced techniques and deep music theory insight.
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★ 4.2
(24)
$36
$34
/ hour

Reviews and Ratings
What makes our Guitar lessons a student favorite in Houston, TX

Julie Bradley rated Octavian
about 1 month ago
When I started working with Octavian , I explained what exathy I wanted to learn and since then I've never had to request for any changes in the way the lessons were planned . I've felt so comfortable with the lessons that I never felt like I am a beginner.

Jakob Madden rated Seraphina
3 months ago
Having learnt the basics of guitar previously, I never really found a guitar teacher who made the learning process fun till I found Langley . she has genuinely helped me in getting better at playing guitar. The lessons are very laid back and productive at the same time.

Richard Welch rated Wesley
5 months ago
The way all my lessons were planned by Wesley is simply amazing. Following the routine of starting with warm-ups, followed by getting into the lesson topic for the day and revising the last classes techniques has been very helpful.

Ernest May rated Rodney
5 months ago
These guitar lessons have been so greatly productive for me, there has not been a single lesson where . felt like I did not learn something. We've worked on things ranging from timing and accuracy to how to put emotions behind the notes.

Kimberly Cook rated Bernard
5 months ago
Even though I do not plan on becoming a professional guitar player but learning how to strum the songs I love has been such a big deal for me since I've never played before . All thanks to Bernard for being incredibly patient and helping me gain confidence!

Raina Patterson rated Colin
6 months ago
Taking lessons with Colin is the best fit for me because he always assigns short term and achievable goals for me. Because of this I do not get overwhelmed and easily achieve the targets as well and most importantly, I stay consistent with the guitar practice.

Alfredo Hayes rated James
6 months ago
We've been mainly working with classical guitar pieces and its surprising for me how good I've gotten at it. He always gives me constructive feedback at the end of every lesson which has helped me in improving my skills greatly.

Adalynn Wheeler rated Alexander
6 months ago
what I really apperace about these lessons are how exactly tailored they are to my requirement. My outer always discusses about what are the techniques or patterns I'd like to learn instead of just taking up any topic that he feels would be suitable.
Your guide to guitar lessons in Houston, TX
Mastering guitar in Houston: Everything you need to know
Learning guitar in Houston is popular among students, hobbyists, and aspiring musicians. Many people take private lessons, join music schools, or learn through online platforms. The city offers diverse music programs, but challenges include high lesson costs, limited practice spaces, and finding the right instructor.
Houston follows the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) curriculum for music education in schools. Students can also prepare for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) or Rockschool exams. Notable local resources include the Houston Conservatory of Music and School of Rock Houston.
A NAMM Foundation study found that 1 in 3 U.S. students want to learn an instrument. While many start on their own, professional tutoring helps refine technique and build confidence. A guitar teacher can tailor lessons to your skill level, helping you progress faster. If you want to play with precision, structured lessons are the key.
In Houston, exploring various guitar types, acoustic, electric, classical, and bass guitar offers diverse opportunities aligned with the city's vibrant musical culture. Acoustic guitars fit perfectly within Houston's thriving country, folk, and singer-songwriter scenes, popular in local cafés and intimate venues. Electric guitars resonate with the city's dynamic rock, blues, and pop music landscape, showcased frequently at popular music festivals and concerts. Classical guitar instruction emphasizes refined technique and artistic expression, often found within Houston’s classical music community and cultural institutions. Meanwhile, bass guitarists anchor the rhythm sections in Houston’s diverse jazz, rock, and contemporary bands, enhancing ensemble performances across the city. Houston’s extensive music resources ensure guitar students can excel in any style they choose to pursue.
The best guitar learning resources available in Houston
Looking for the best resources to learn guitar in Houston? Here are some essential options:
- Houston Public Library (HPL): Offers free sheet music, music theory books, and online learning resources. The Central Library has a great collection for beginners and advanced learners.
- School Music Programs: Many Houston ISD schools, like Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA), offer strong guitar programs and after-school guitar tutoring.
- Workshops & Masterclasses: Guitar Houston and Houston Classical Guitar Festival & Competition host hands-on sessions with professionals.
- Music Stores & Free Lessons: Heights Guitar Tech and Rockin’ Robin Guitars & Music offer occasional free workshops.
- College Resources: University of Houston and Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music have community programs for aspiring guitarists.
Whether you're just starting or mastering advanced techniques, these resources will help you grow as a guitarist!
Budgeting for guitar lessons in Houston
The cost of guitar lessons in Houston depends on the teacher’s experience and lesson type. Private lessons usually cost $40 to $70 per hour. Prices vary based on location, skill level, and the teacher’s background.
If you're a beginner, you can find guitar teachers for $25 to $40 per session. These teachers are usually less experienced but great for learning basic chords and techniques. More skilled guitar teachers, with formal training, charge $45 to $70 per hour. They can help with advanced playing styles and music theory. Professional musicians offer masterclasses for $80 or more per hour.
Several local programs offer structured lessons. The Houston Conservatory of Music and School of Rock Houston provide options for all ages. Online lessons can be a cheaper alternative to in-person tutoring.
Wiingy makes learning affordable. You can start with a free trial lesson and get connected with expert guitar teachers for just $28 per lession.
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