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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Kansas City , MO

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering guitar lessons in Kansas City . 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!
James A offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

James A

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...I have played gigs all over Kansas City, and at many Churches in the area. I have found some of the most humble, genuine people who just blow your mind on stage. ... Read More

Ben H offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

Ben H

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...The method books I use are Hals Leonard Books 12, Alfreds Kids Guitar course for ages 5 up, Mel Bay method books 12, Alfreds Book 1 for Chords. For the more advanced student I use the Berklee Guitar Method by William Levitz. ... Read More

Eric T offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

Eric T

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...I want to make others as excited as I am about music. I want to add to your musical repertoire, and I want to give you a foundation that will lead you to the success that you are looking for. ... Read More

John P offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

John P

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...Additionally, I will ask you to purchase a guitar instruction book. I prefer Mel Bay's Children Guitar Method, Book 1. Be sure to get an edition that has a CD or online audio to go with the book.... Read More

Alison D offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

Alison D

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...I have learned from experience that simply learning one genre (classical, jazz, showtunes) is less desirable than having a familiar ear to multiple styles. It's all about developing a well-rounded musician.... Read More

Riley V offers guitar lessons in Kansas City , MO

Riley V

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...I spent two years at the University of Kansas playing in both large and small ensemble jazz bands before transferring to Belmont University to study music business.... Read More

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