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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Cleveland, OH

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering guitar lessons in Cleveland. Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Michael K offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Michael K

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...I have been teaching professionally since graduating from Capital University in 2009, and have had the pleasure of teaching individuals of all ages and interests. I've developed a lesson plan centered around building a complete musician, not just a guitarist. ... Read More

Edward S offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Edward S

Instruments:

...It takes work to achieve new skill levels in music, but it takes joy, love and fun to make the work worth it! I help guide students to achieve new goals by encouraging and always pointing to the positive (because to me negative reinforcement just doesn't work). ... Read More

Hans U offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Hans U

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...With each student, I design an invidiual cirricullum that allows them to clearly see their progress over time and experience the joy and satisfaction of acomplishment. Whatever a student's goals, I develop lesson plans that will accomplish them, and I encourage students to develop their own capabilities. ... Read More

Samuel C offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Samuel C

Instruments:

...In the meantime, Club gigs, and original projects continued. My musical tastes and chops are diverse, but I am always striving to be musical, soulful, expressive, creative, and grooving.... Read More

Phil B offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Phil B

Instruments:

...Make time to practice, even if you only have a few moments. Do not get upset or discouraged if you are struggling. We all have roadbumps along the way and sometimes just need a rest and a fresh set of eyes.... Read More

Randy K offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

Randy K

Instruments:

...I try to emphasize that because if the student isn't having fun making music, then I have not done my job. Adults students I usually try to find out their interest and then we proceed from there.... Read More

David S offers guitar lessons in Cleveland, OH

David S

Instruments:

...In every lesson, I will check in with the student to see how they are progressing and will address any issues that have arisen during their practice sessions.... Read More

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