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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Minneapolis, MN

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering guitar lessons in Minneapolis. 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!
Kimberly H offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

Kimberly H

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...I started playing the piano when I was 7 and the cello when I was 8. I took lessons in both instruments growing up, adding playing the guitar in High School and the violin in college. ... Read More

Jesse K offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

Jesse K

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...I have played classical, jazz, rock, reggae, and funk music on stages around the world. Currently I can be found gigging several nights a week around the Minneapolis area's finest venues, such as: the Fine Line, Famous Daves, and the Dakota. ... Read More

Mike S offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

Mike S

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...I also use Hal Leanord's Guitar Method to introduce chords, notation, and sight reading.  Intermediate - Take your basic knowledge to the next level! Soloing techniques and more complex rhythmic ideas will be introduced, along with a introduction to new artists, giving the student a new variety of potential songs to learn!  Advanced - There's nothing better than seeing a student exceed to their full potential! ... Read More

Louis P offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

Louis P

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...What do you want to learn? I encourage all students to convey to me their interests! I can come up with suggestions as much as you'd like, but my favorite lessons are the ones where a student has his or her own goal, and I'm able to help them achieve this goal in some way.... Read More

David P offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

David P

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...Then branch out into all of the different ways you could play the song with them. And if you just want to learn the fundamentals of playing bass, then that's what we'll look at.... Read More

Jeehoon K offers guitar lessons in Minneapolis, MN

Jeehoon K

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...To fix this problem, I made an effort to let him know his natural voice. Of course, he felt it was really weird and stranger. After fixing this bad habit, he was able to improve his voice quickly.... Read More

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