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Guitar lessons - Symrun Chatha

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$38

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Rapid musical skill progression

90% of students see noticeable improvement within weeks.

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Strong parent endorsements

Rated 4.9/5 by parents for effective and inspiring instruction.

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Flexible scheduling for musical learning

90% of students find it easy to schedule lessons around their musical practice.

About your guitar teacher

I'm Symrun Chatha, an experienced music tutor with over 6 years of expertise in guitar lessons. My passion lies in teaching Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, and Bass Guitar to students of all levels, whether in school, college, or as adults and professionals. My specialities include Chord Progressions, Chords and Rhythms, Ear training, Fingerstyle, Guitar for beginners, Guitar Techniques, Music theory, Scales and Modes, Songs and Repertoire, as well as Strumming and Picking Techniques. My teaching philosophy is all about personalized learning, tailoring my approach to meet the unique needs of each student. I focus on making lessons fun and engaging, ensuring that every student not only learns but enjoys the musical journey. From mastering chord progressions to honing fingerstyle techniques, I am dedicated to helping students achieve their musical goals. So, whether you're just starting your guitar journey or looking to advance your skills, let's strum our way to musical excellence together. Join me for expert lessons that will elevate your guitar playing to new heights!

Your guitar teacher specialities

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Scales and Modes

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A-Levels (UK)

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Strumming and Picking Techniques

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Guitar Techniques

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Chord Progressions

Guitar lessons overview

My personalized tutoring approach focuses on sight reading, engaging activities, performance coaching, creativity, and theory integration to deliver dynamic and effective lessons in Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar, and Bass Guitar. I utilize tech tools like Amp Simulators, Backing Track Libraries, and Guitar Tuner Apps to enhance online learning. I tailor my teaching to align with various curricula such as A-Levels, AP Program, IB, and more, catering to school, college, adult, and professional students at all proficiency levels. With over 100 students in my audience, I create a supportive environment where learners can excel in their musical journey and reach their full potential.

Student types for guitar lessons

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Guitar for kids

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Guitar for beginners

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Guitar for intermediate

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Guitar for adults

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Guitar for advanced

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All Levels

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ADHD

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ASD

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Home schooled

Interactive guitar lessons

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Record lessons

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Note taking

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Pets are welcomed

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Parent feedback

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Mobile joining

Teaching tools used in guitar classes

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Backing Track Libraries

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Metronome Apps

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DAWs

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Amp Simulators

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Guitar Tuner Apps

Types of guitar lessons

Guitar

Guitar

Acoustic Guitar

Acoustic Guitar

Electric Guitar

Electric Guitar

Classical Guitar

Classical Guitar

Bass Guitar

Bass Guitar

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Guitar concept taught by Symrun

Melody learned 8 days ago

Lesson date:

Salon No Mind taught Melody Duxfield about electric guitar components, amp settings, and techniques for playing a John Mayer solo. Melody practiced sliding, hammer-ons, and alternate picking. The tutor assigned the solo as homework and shared a video of Ibanez guitarist Mario Kamarena for inspiration.

Amp Volume vs. Master Volume

Electric Guitar Pickups (Single Coil vs. Humbucker)

Guitar Tone Knob

Alternate Picking

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Bernie learned 14 days ago

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Salon No Mind provided guitar and bass lessons to Bernie Becker. The guitar lesson covered "The Joker," focusing on a specific riff and thumb-picking technique. The bass lesson centered on "Stand By Me", with Bernie working on finger placement and transitions. Future lessons are uncertain due to Bernie's upcoming camping trip.

Finger Numbering

Studio Sound Settings

Thumb Technique for Bass

Alternating Fingers for Fast Riffs

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Melody learned 15 days ago

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Salon No Mind gave Melody Duxfield a guitar lesson that covered techniques, chords (B7, D#dim7), and riffs from songs by Red Hot Chili Peppers and John Mayer. They analyzed specific song sections, including a challenging solo, using tabs and demonstrations, and discussed Mayer's musical influences.

B7 Chord

Syncopation

Guitar Slides

Pull-offs

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Bernie learned 21 days ago

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Salon No Mind tutored Bernie Becker in a bass guitar lesson, where they practiced technique, rhythm, and finger placement using songs like "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Sunshine of Your Love." They also addressed Bernie's wrist issues. Bernie plans to renew lessons and provide song choices in advance.

Basslines - Supporting Role

Finger Placement - Guitar

Wrist Exercises

Finger Independence - Guitar

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Bernie learned 28 days ago

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Salon No Mind tutored Bernie Becker in a bass guitar lesson that included technical exercises and learning basslines from songs like "Dreams," "Sunny Afternoon," and "Sunshine of Your Love." Adaptations were made to the basslines to suit Bernie's hand limitations. The session also included song discussions.

Groove

Dreams by Fleetwood Mac

Sunny Afternoon

Sunshine of Your Love

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Melody learned 29 days ago

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Melody had two guitar lessons with Salon No Mind, where they worked on techniques like string skipping, palm muting, chord transitions, and soloing using the B minor pentatonic scale. They also practiced songs, including "Switch Foot," Melody's original composition, and attempted "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?", focusing on specific chords and vocal accuracy.

Palm Muting

Notes and Sharps

B Minor Pentatonic

String Skipping

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