Guitar lessons Montreal – In Studio, At-Home or Online
Kind and Qualified Guitar Teachers in Montreal
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Qualified and Experienced Guitar Teachers
Begin your guitar lessons in Montreal today! Our guitar teachers have years of teaching experience and can help along your musical journey. Whether you are you looking to learn classical guitar, jazz, blues, flamenco, folk, rock, or simply the chord progression to your favourite song, our teachers can help you achieve your goals faster. We make sure you enjoy the process of learning! Online guitar lessons available.
How it Works
Step 1
Search for a teacher:
Compare different teachers based on criteria that matter to you, including location, age, experience, teaching style.
Step 2
How to register for lessons
Book a trial lesson on your desired teachers page. After the trial, lessons are sold in groups of 5, 10 or 15 lessons. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Step 3
Connect with your teacher:
After purchase, your teacher will contact you to schedule the first lesson. Lessons take place once a week in home, at the teachers studio or online.
Different Types of Guitars
Students often wonder what type of guitar they should buy when first starting out. The 3 main options are classical, steel-string acoustic or electric. All 3 types of guitar are suitable for beginners, however there are advantages to each of them.
Where can I buy my first guitar in Montreal?
A great place to rent or buy your first guitar is Steve’s Music or Archambault. They have a wide selection of guitars that range in price from $150 to $1000. You can also look on Facebook: Vente et échange d’équipement de musique or Kijiji and find a used guitar that is still in great condition. Make sure to ask around or do an internet search to make sure that it is a quality instrument before buying.
How much do guitars for beginners cost?
A brand new beginner guitar costs between $100-$200. Steve’s music has a great selection of guitars in that price range. It is recommended to start with a classical guitar. The reason being that classical guitars have nylon strings which are much easier on the fingers and therefore easier to play. This allows for quicker learning which greatly helps beginners push through the often frustrating first stages of learning the instrument.
- Kids aged 3-7 years old: CAD$ 169.99 Yamaha – CGS102A Guitare 1/2 (Classical half-size)
- Kids 8-11 years old: CAD$ 179.99 Yamaha – CS40 (classical 7/8 size)
- 12 and up: CAD $189.99 Yamaha – C-40
(classical – full size)
Should I learn tab or solfeggio?
Ideally every guitarist should learn both tab and solfeggio. Learning solfeggio allows the student to understand which notes they are playing as well as the correct rhythms (tab doesn’t include rhythm.) That said, you can certainly learn all your favourite songs while only understanding tab. Tab is generally the language of the internet, and so by learning tab you gain the ability to learn millions of songs. In a nutshell, if you prefer taking the shortcut to learning your favourite popular songs, then learn tab. If you want to be a real student of music, take the time to learn solfeggio as well.
A great book to learn guitar solfeggio is Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book 1: Book Only
Learning your favourite songs
Many people say that the only way that they feel motivated to practice music is when they are learning songs that they love. Are you one of those people? Then let your favourite songs be the guide to your path in music. If you love Ed Sheeran, than by golly, learn Thinking Out Loud!
Learning guitar soloing
Let’s face it, guitar solos are plain and simply, the best. Learning a guitar solo is an amazing way to learn how to express yourself through the instrument. It is also great for developing finger dexterity. We’ve put together a great blog post on how to play the guitar solo in Ed Sheeran’s Thinking out Loud.
About Musiprof
Musiprof offers real world guitar lessons to meet every students needs. Depending on the teacher, lessons are available at your home, online or at one of our accredited studios. We offer classes for adults as well as for kids of all ages and abilities. We also offer acoustic as well as electric guitar lessons.
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