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Featured Guitar Teachers Near Philadelphia, PA

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering guitar lessons in Philadelphia. 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!
Sophia S offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Sophia S

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...I love teaching people new things especially those interested in music. Sharing what I know from life experiences and music therapy hands on observations is not only rewarding but continues to help me to grow. ... Read More

Aaron H offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Aaron H

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...Nothing is more rewarding than experiencing a student develop a style and passion for guitar! I would say that my style of teaching leaves a lot of room for growth, but doesn't neglect the fundamentals. ... Read More

Laurie D offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Laurie D

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...My teaching experience dates back to the 1980's where I have taught Music Classes involving singing of worship music in religious elementary schools as well as teaching music theory, and music history. ... Read More

Dan S offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Dan S

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...My long term goals are in education, but I've been focused in maintaining my role as a touring musician for the past 7 or so years. ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- -----------------------... Read More

Lon V offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Lon V

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...I treat my students as professionals and we agree to lofty goals together. It was just this thinking that got me signed to the Beatles label. I use a combination of these areas of expertise and my own "MUSIX system.... Read More

Daniel S offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Daniel S

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...It has been a true gift to have the opportunity to make music my career and meet so many inspiring and supportive people on this journey. Having students is one of the most inspiring aspects of my career because it allows me not only to share my passion, but pass it on to other curious individuals.... Read More

Matthew H offers guitar lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Matthew H

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...I don't think there is any one method book or instructional DVD that will give you everything you need. Even if an educational resource is extremely well done, it will still need to be tailored and digested in a certain way for each student.... Read More

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...a connected way. You won’t need your right hand for this exercise. The sound here will be generated by your left hand playing hammer-ons and pull-offs. This means that your left hand will have to play with enough strength and accuracy to be able to create and sustain pitches. To get enough noise, you’ll have to play as loud and hard as you can. This exercise will tire out your fingers, hand, and arm if done correctly. Feel free to adapt this exercise to be played anywhere on the guitar.       Finding An Experienced Teacher   Finger exercises for guitarists available in articles... Read More

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...catapulted the group into international stardom. Although the main riff sounds like it’s being played on a bass guitar, it’s actually Jack White’s semi-acoustic, 1950s-style Kay Hollowbody guitar being processed by a guitar pedal to sound an octave lower. The song, which is the band’s signature track, is frequently played at protests around the world. Jack White, the band’s principal songwriter, said in interviews that he wrote the riff just in case the band was ever asked to write an original song for the James Bond movie franchise. Though White did go on to later write a song for the franchise, “Seven Nation Army” ... Read More

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...your right hand won’t have too much work to do either. Here are some links:   Sheet Music Piano Notes Visualization   Lynyrd Skynyrd: “Sweet Home Alabama” (1974)     This classic came to us from the southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd in 1974 as part of its second album, the aptly named “Second Helping.” It reached #8 on U.S. Billboard Hot 100, and ironically, it peaked higher (#6) in Canada—it did have to compete with the likes of Barbra Streisand, Aretha Franklin, Elton John, and Paul McCartney after all (among others).   The song was not without controversy, but ... Read More
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