GUITAR LESSONS IN THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR OWN HOME

We are a network of young & enthusiastic University Students providing the very best in private 1 on 1 guitar lessons in your home – in your local area.

WE OFFER YOU IN PERSON HOME GUITAR LESSONS FOR STUDENTS OF ALL AGES & LEVELS

If you are looking for an eager, professional & reliable local guitar teacher to come to your home – one of us will be available, & will be able to provide you a very affordable lesson rate.

What People Are Saying

I’ve been so pleased with my guitar lessons with Music Lessons Academy. All I can say is that Jordan is helping me understand the guitar simply and easily which is what I’ve been searching for for to many years. Thanks again Jordan see you next week.

Joanne Simpson

Jared is an awesome teacher. He has a method that cuts through the tedium and gets right to the fun of learning jazz chords and songs. My son is thoroughly enjoying the weekly lessons.

David Kumar

Featured Guitar Teachers

Here are just a few of our incredible guitar teachers ready to to come to your home to help you learn guitar.

I am currently studying Science at Macquarie University. It’s always a joy to watch students learn and grow! It’s a great feeling knowing that I’ve made a positive impact on their musical journey.

Jared

Guitar Tutor

Currently studying Primary Education at Monash University. I am excited to share my passion for playing guitar with my students and to encourage them to appreciate the joy of learning music. I had a fantastic guitar teacher when I was younger and it would be so amazing to pass my knowledge on to future guitar players.

Andrew

Guitar Tutor

Currently studying Business at the University of Queensland. I love being able to give students the opportunity to find a passion for music. I believe playing an instrument as versatile as the guitar is an invaluable skill, so it’s a joy to share the learning experience with my students.

Chloe

Guitar Tutor

Studying Music at UWA. I love seeing the students enjoy the process of learning, and finally being able to master a concept or piece. Each student is unique with their own strengths and goals and I love being their teacher to help them improve each lesson.

Rebecca

Guitar Tutor

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PHONE: 1300 065 228

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Frequently Asked Questions

LEARNING TO PLAY THE GUITAR

Why learn to play the Guitar?

The guitar is the second most popular instrument to learn.

Nearly every song we know and love incorporates guitar in some way. It is a very portable instrument, making it easy to practice while out of town or on vacations, and has a mellow and pleasant sound even in the initial stages of learning.

The guitar is extremely versatile, with styles ranging from Classical and Flamingo, to Jazz, and Pop, and Rock. This means there are endless musical worlds to explore once you get the basics. While it is a serious solo instrument, it can also be great to accompany yourself while singing, or to play with bands and ensembles.

When Should my Child Start Guitar Lessons?

Generally around 6 or 7 years old. Although there are exceptions, the challenge of learning guitar for the very young is that pressing the strings down can quickly get tiring.

Certainly there are exceptions however, and it really depends on how focused and interested the child is. We usually recommend that kids try it for a couple months and see how it goes.

How long does it take to learn to play the Guitar?

You will often see results in a few months, however it’s hard to predict. It really depends on how consistent the student is with classes, and of course with daily practice.

We find that setting clear goals and also participating in recitals tend to boost progress.

Am I too old to take Guitar Lessons?

No. This is a question we frequently get from adult students. Over the years, we have trained hundreds of adult students, from college age, to students in their 90’s.

We train adults who are getting back to guitar after a long hiatus from lessons, as well as adults who are starting the instrument for the first time.

Our instructors really enjoy working with adults, and we even find some adults learn faster than children because they often have longer attention spans and great ability to understand the mechanics of the instrument.

LESSONS

How long of a lesson should I take?

For children 5 to 9 years old, a 45 minute musical lesson is sufficient. For studnets 9+ years and students who have specific musical goals such as playing in orchestra, a full 1 hour lesson is a better investment. For any advanced players a 1 hour lesson is highly recommended.

Do I need my own instrument?

We ask all students to have an instrument in their home, so they can practice during the week. Let us know if you need any recommendations!

Can we split a 60 minute lesson into two lessons?

If you have two students wanting to learn, we are able to divide a 60 minute lesson into two 30 minute lessons.

What happens if I leave for 2 months and come back?

If you are leaving for 30 days or longer, you have the option of holding your time and teacher for when you return by paying your normal monthly tuition.You may also withdraw completely and re- register when you return, however your time and teacher may not be available.

Do you accept the government’s Creative Kids Voucher?

Currently we are only accepting Creative Kids Voucher in NSW. We hope to accept the government voucher in other states soon.

Do I need to travel anywhere for my lessons?

We will come to your home, meaning you don’t have to fight traffic to get to after school lessons.

How can we access the MyMusicStaff student portal?

You can visit https://app.mymusicstaff.com/ to log into the student portal. Email us at musiclessons@customersupport.care to get your login details.

CHILD LESSONS

Is my child too young to start music lessons?

Our teachers are experienced in teaching students as young as five. Our enthusiastic teachers ensure every lesson is fun and engaging to keep students interested in pursuing their instrument.

How old should my child be to begin music lessons?

Children as young as five can begin learning their instrument and basic music theory.

We are very experienced in tutoring young children who are complete beginners, and have all the patience and personality needed to engage your child and give them best start in their musical journey.

Is a 45 minute lesson too long for my child?

In our 45 minute lessons, we are able to cover music theory, technical skills alongside the songs we teach. These important aspects of musical education are often skipped over in 30 minute lessons.

How do I know my child is progressing ?

To keep our students learning and progressing, we use the Musical Ladder system. Every 3 months our students take a test with their teacher to make sure they are absorbing the material in the lessons and making progress. Our students love this system as they get to earn cool colourful wristbands and certificates as well as trophies for their achievements! Our teachers also will take the time to conference

What happens if I ( my child ) gets sick and can’t make a lesson one day?

We have group make up classes on the weekend, that are age and level appropriate. You can sign up online for as many as you would like and the make up never expires, meaning you can take the make up class a week or 2 months later.

TEACHERS

What are your teachers qualifications?

We are highly experienced in teaching students of all ages and skill levels, and have completed the relevant exams that allow us to teach. All teachers have undertaken a government certified “Working with children” police check.

BOOKING A LESSON

How does booking lessons work?

We offer weekly lessons, scheduled at the same time each week, with your teacher. Our lessons run throughout the school terms.

How frequently do I need to pay for lessons?

Students have the option of paying per month or term. Invoices are sent to students on a termly basis, so please let us know if you prefer monthly billing.

How does the payment work?

We ask all students to pay via direct debit or credit card. Our teachers will not accept cash. Lessons are prepaid to guarantee your placement.

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Why Should You Take Guitar Lessons?

Between sports, school-supported activities, adulting activities and church activities, our students of all ages have a lot of options than ever when it comes to filling their free time.

So why music lessons, guitar lessons and invest in music tuition? A new student guide in guitar lessons is our specialty.

Whether our student prefers to play guitar lessons sided by side or with online guitar lessons, we deliver the best results until they reach their set goals.

Do you want to play guitar and start serenading your loved ones? How about play guitar to learn your favourite song?

Or do you know how to read notes off the music sheet? If you’ve been thinking twice about adding music lessons such as classical jazz guitar lessons, blues guitar, rock pop, guitar lessons, performing arts and learn popular music through free guitar techniques to your child’s schedule, here are some of the benefits of why investing in music tuition is a good choice with good lessons, interactive role-play teaching, with preferred curriculum lessons available that the tutor could teach with great humour.

Learn with private guitar lessons in you own home. Music Lessons Academy employs professional teachers to give the best guitar tutor engaging services that starts with the foundation of each student, with music theory per instrument, different interactive role-play available that will help in the development of area in styles and techniques.

Part of the learning is to be able to read the chords in the fret and be able to transition with ease. Our school is a proud member of the New Zealand Music Society for Music Education.

Our school also provides a guitar tutor from beginner teacher to an advanced lessons guitar teacher.

The importance of music theory allows our students to understand why some sounds sound good to our ears, and others don’t.

Music theory provides a deeper understanding of the process behind composition through notes and scales, intervals and keys, and why each component is as important for a personal composition.

The guitar tuition benefits extend far beyond than that of becoming proficient in an instrument and truly expand into every phase of life. Not to mention, investing in music tuition contains benefits in the developing of musical ability – a skill that can truly last a lifetime as you never grow too old to continue practicing new area of guitar art.

So whether your child becomes the new Van Halen or not, they are sure to develop crucial life skills along with their great musical journey in our music school from beginners to professionals in Guitar Lessons.

A teacher may visit a student’s home for the first lesson in playing guitar, continue in-home services as they please, or learn guitar online private services available remotely.

Our studio welcomes beginners, we teach them the theory behind each instrument, they get to read and play with a professional, a tutor with years of great guitar lessons experience.

Our students are taught to read musical notes, we prefer one on one contact than group activities as we focus on each styles. Our approach is different from school or studio learning, as we believe that group learning doesn’t give enough focus to each student.

Please feel free to contact us, whether you are from the west or the hills in Sydney, our group fantastic representatives will get in touch with your regarding our school of music and styles from different teachers

LEARN GUITAR THE RIGHT WAY!

If you have been trying to learn the guitar on your own, you may be frustrated with your progress. If you are trying to gather information from many different sources, taking a little bit from one teacher and a little bit from another and attempting to piece it all together, you will probably find it difficult to stay focused and on track toward your goal.

The series is designed in a very structured and systematic way. Every aspect is taught in extensive detail and every section progresses from the previous one. You can spend as much time on each section as you need.

Start first with the Essential Theory and Technique course-

ESSENTIAL THEORY AND TECHNIQUE

The Essential Theory and Technique for Guitar course designed for two main types of people; the beginner guitar player who has no guitar or musical experience and those who can play guitar a little bit but are wanting to understand the music theory behind what they are playing and to improve on their technique.

Music Is A Language

Learning music is like learning a language. Music notes are like letters of the alphabet. When you learn how to combine them, you can create chords, which are like words, and with words you can create sentences and tell stories.

There are some great guitar players who don’t necessarily know all of the theory behind what they are playing, but using the above analogy of music as a language, imagine the potential that is being missed out on by not fully understanding what you are playing. If you were taking a trip to France, you could buy a translation book that could tell you how to say certain phrases in French, such as “Where is the bathroom?” or “What time is it?”, but imagine how much more you could communicate if you were able to construct your own sentences and phrases in French? You could say whatever you wanted without limits. Music is similar; by understanding the “why”, and practicing the “how” you reduce the limitations and open up a world of opportunity to express yourself with your instrument.

The topics you will learn in this course include;

Part 1: Parts of the Guitar

Part 2: The Musical Alphabet

Part 3: Notes on the Neck

Part 4: Neck Diagrams

Part 5: Holding the Guitar

Part 6: Holding the Pick

Part 7: Picking the Strings

Part 8: Left Hand Technique

Part 9: The Chromatic Scale

Part 10: The Spider Exercise

Part 11: The C-Major Scale

Part 12: What is a “Key?”

Part 13: Standard Notation

Part 14: How Chords Are Made

Part 15: Playing Chords on the Guitar

Part 16: Other Major Scales

Part 17: Other Major Scales on the Guitar

Part 18: The G-Major Chord

Follow up with the Kickstarter course, our most popular course, enjoyed by thousands of students!

KICKSTARTER: LEVEL ONE

The Guitar Lessons course is designed to start at the beginner level and progress up to intermediate. This series not only teaches you “how” to play, but also focuses on the “why”. We won’t just tell you to “put your fingers here” to play this chord, we want you to really understand why certain notes work together, while others don’t. Because once you understand how scales work, and how chords are made, it will unlock the mystery of music theory and really open up the guitar neck so you can play beyond the basics.

Kickstarter Level One is over 2 and a half hours long and picks up right where the Essential Theory and Technique course left off.

Some of the things you will learn in this course will include Playing with a metronome, learning how to change chords smoothly and quickly, some new Major and Minor chords, proper strumming technique and

many popular strumming patterns and chord progressions to help you play your favorite songs.

The course also includes a full color PDF E-Book which is over 45 pages and provides further explanation of the material in the videos as well as guitar neck diagrams for your reference.

This course is packed with information, but it is presented in a structured, and systematic way. Each step of the way you will be building upon the knowledge you have learned in the previous lessons, so you will never feel overwhelmed or in over your head. You can move through these lessons at your own pace and watch the videos as many times as you like.

Kickstarter Course: Level 1 is 2 hours and 32 minutes long and includes the following lessons:

Part 1: Technique Review

Part 2: Playing With a Metronome (Part 1)

Part 3: Plating With a Metronome (Part 2)

Part 4: The CADD9 Chord

Part 5: Counting Music

Part 6: Changing Chords

Part 7: D Major Chord

Part 8: Changing From G to D Chords

Part 9: Changing Chords G, D and C

Part 10: Forcing the Changes

Part 11: Strumming “Upstrokes”

Part 12: Practice Routine

Part 13: 2 Octave Major Scales

Part 14: E Minor Chord

Part 15: E Minor 7

Part 16: Changing To and From EMIN7

Part 17: Common Chord Progressions

Part 18: Strumming Patterns

Part 19: Common Strumming Patterns (Part 1)

Part 20: Common Strumming Patterns (Part 2)

Part 21: Common Strumming Patterns (Part 3)

Part 22: Common Strumming Patterns (Part 4)

Part 23: Common Strumming Patterns (Part 5)

Part 24: Which Strum Pattern?

KICKSTARTER: LEVEL TWO

In Level Two, we continue from Level One where you will expand your chord knowledge and learn even more chords including “Suspended Chords” like the Sus4 chord and Sus2 chord. You will understand what they are how to easily modify any chord and give it this more interesting “suspended” sound.

You will also learn more chord progressions from popular songs, the Minor scale, more popular strumming patterns and a very cool strumming technique called Palm Muting. We will also teach you the secret behind the popular “Coldplay” rhythm.

The Kickstarter Course: Level 2 includes the following lessons:

Part 1: Dsus4 Chord

Part 2: Dsus4 in a Chord Progression

Part 3: Csus4 Chord

Part 4: Dsus2 Chord

Part 5: Csus2 Chord

Part 6: Strumming Dsus2 and Dsus4

Part 7: Progressions with Dsus2 and Dsus4

Part 8: A Major Chords

Part 9: Asus4 and Asus2 Chords

Part 10: The Minor Scale

Part 11: Major vs. Minor Scale

Part 12: A Minor Chord

Part 13: A Minor Chord Progressions

Part 14: Palm Muting

Part 15: The Coldplay Rhythm

Part 16: Major Scale Sequence

Part 17: D Minor Chord

Part 18: E Major Chord

Part 19: Esus Chord

Part 20: E Major Chord Progressions

Part 21: E Major Chord Progression with D Major

Part 22: Adding in Sus Chords

Part 23: Putting It All Together

KICKSTARTER: LEVEL THREE

In Kickstarter Level 3, we really step it up and start looking at more advanced right hand picking, with string skipping and melodic arppegiated chords. This might sound complicated, but we break it down into its simplest form so you will be playing great sounding melodic playing in no time.

You will also learn inverted chords or “slash” chords such as D/F# or G/B. These are great sound chords that can give your music a real lift.

You will learn to play in different rhythmic feels and time signatures like 3/4 and 6/8, which create more of a swinging type feel.

You will learn the main Barre chord shapes, which can be used to play any barre chord in any key. These chords will really open up some new possibilities in your playing. How to transpose songs in to different keys to make them easier to play or easier to sing. How to use a capo, not only to change the key of a song, but to provide more chord options and variations.

Kickstarter Course Level 3 is 2 hours and 17 minutes long and includes the following lessons:

Part 1: Arpeggiated Chords

Part 2: Arp Chords String Skipping (Part 1)

Part 3: Arp Chord String Skipping (Part 2)

Part 4: Advanced String Skipping

Part 5: Slash Chords (Part 1)

Part 6: D/F# in Chord Progressions

Part 7: Slash Chords (Part 2)

Part 8: Slash Chords In A Song

Part 9: Time Signatures (Part 1)

Part 10: Time Signatures (Part 2)

Part 11: Arpeggios in 6/8

Part 12: Major Scale Sequence 2

Part 13: The F Major Chord

Part 14: F Major Chord in a Progression

Part 15: Transposing

Part 16: Using A Capo

Part 17: Barre Chords (Part 1)

Part 18: Barre Chords (Part 2)

Part 19: Barre Chords (Part 3)

Part 20: Barre Chords (Part 4)

Part 21: Chord Numbering System

Part 22: Barre Chords in a Progression

Who this course is for:
Students who wish to learn how to play guitar, but also want to learn proper technique and gain a firm grasp on the theory behind what they are playing

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GUITAR LESSONS IN THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR OWN HOME

Featured Guitar Teachers

Why learn to play the Guitar?

When Should my Child Start Guitar Lessons?

How long does it take to learn to play the Guitar?

Am I too old to take Guitar Lessons?

How long of a lesson should I take?

Do I need my own instrument?

Can we split a 60 minute lesson into two lessons?

What happens if I leave for 2 months and come back?

Do you accept the government’s Creative Kids Voucher?

Do I need to travel anywhere for my lessons?

How can we access the MyMusicStaff student portal?

Is my child too young to start music lessons?

How old should my child be to begin music lessons?

Is a 45 minute lesson too long for my child?

How do I know my child is progressing ?

What happens if I ( my child ) gets sick and can’t make a lesson one day?

What are your teachers qualifications?

How does booking lessons work?

How frequently do I need to pay for lessons?

How does the payment work?

Why Should You Take Guitar Lessons?

Communication is Key

Success Stories from Both Formats

The Hybrid Success Story

Special Considerations for New Zealand Families

Geographic Considerations

Supporting Your Child’s Musical Journey

Creating Musical Community at Home

Looking Forward: The Future of Music Education

Making Your Decision