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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Denver, CO

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering guitar lessons in Denver. 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!
Travis C offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Travis C

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...I believe that a teachers job is to pass on the joy and power of music.  In order to do that however the technical execution of music must be easy. ... Read More

Stuart W offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Stuart W

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...When a student is ready, I will encourage them to do some suggested performing opportunities. Nothing is more thrilling to me and sometimes emotional, than to see one of my students progress to the point of loving music as much as I do, and to go on and spread the good to all those who will listen. ... Read More

Michael B offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Michael B

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...The real joy I get from teaching is when the student begins to love what they are doing. Any instrument can be difficult at first but once a love of music is combined with the student's instrument, the greatest strides will be made. ... Read More

Graham Z offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Graham Z

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...I like to start off with all my students--whether adult or child--by finding what music they are passionate about. I then use that information to create a practice routing/repetoire that will drive each individual to practice and grow as a musician.... Read More

Michael F offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Michael F

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...Master of Classical Guitar from Colombia. I have studied classical guitar in the traditional school of classical Spanish and Cuban guitar, a school of international prestige. I have developed the three most important aspects that a professional musician should have.... Read More

William W offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

William W

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...I'm a classical guitarist from San Diego, and I love teaching the guitar as much as I love playing it. I have my Bachelor of Music in Classical Guitar Performance from California State University Northridge where I studied with John Dearman, a founding member of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet.... Read More

Tayler D offers guitar lessons in Denver, CO

Tayler D

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...I started teaching privately while attending university in Denver, concentrating in jazz and American improvised styles on guitar. Although while I love jazz some of my favorite music is surf, classic country, and soul (blues and rock n roll too).... Read More

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