Group Classes, Joint, & Hybrid Lessons

Beginner Guitar Group Class

Enrolling in the beginner guitar group class will teach you the basics of reading, strumming, and playing music as a group. Each class is one hour long and meets weekly for a semester of 16 lessons starting in the spring or fall. At the end of the semester you will get to perform a concert to showcase your hard work! After completing one semester, you can continue learning and improving as a guitar ensemble, which will explore more advanced techniques and repertoire with time. We require a minimum enrollment of 2 students within the same age category to start a class.

Prices

Two payments - 8 lessons at a time

$500

($100 deposit + $200 at start of semester + $200 halfway)

Single payment for a whole semester - 16 lessons

$480

($100 deposit + $380 at start of semester, save $20)

Deposit

A non refundable deposit of $100 is required to register and will be applied toward tuition balance.

Class Categories and Schedule

Joint Music Lessons

Sign up for lessons with a friend or family member so you can learn to play together. Aside from the beginner guitar group class we also offer joint private lessons. In this exclusive class you will learn the basics of guitar playing and will explore music as a duo, trio, or quartet. This class meets weekly for an hour.

Price

Four-Lesson Package
$160 per student ($40 each)

guitar group classes and ensemble room at Fine Music Lessons

Hybrid Lessons

When you sign up for a guitar group class or a joint music lesson you will also have the option of taking private lessons to supplement your learning. These can be taken weekly or individually when needed and are offered at our discounted studio member rate.

Benefits of Group Lessons

Benefits of Private Lessons

Playing with Others – You learn to keep time, listen, and blend with other musicians, which strengthens rhythm and ensemble skills.
Motivation & Accountability – Seeing peers progress keeps you inspired and pushes you to practice consistently.
Confidence in Performance – You get low-stakes performance practice in front of peers, which prepares you for recitals or gigs.
Collaborative Learning – Students often ask questions you might not think of, which expands your understanding.
Fun & Social Connection – Making music with others builds community and makes learning more enjoyable.

Personalized Instruction – The teacher can focus on your exact needs, strengths, and weaknesses.
Faster Progress – Individual feedback corrects mistakes quickly and helps you advance with clarity.
Flexible Pacing – You move at your own speed instead of keeping up with a group.
Customized Repertoire – Lessons are tailored to your musical tastes and goals.

Why Both Work Together

Private lessons build your foundation (technique, theory, personal goals).
Group classes apply those skills in real musical settings (ensemble playing, performance practice).
You end up with the best of both worlds: individual progress and collaborative experience.

Guitar Lessons

Prices & Packages

Policies & Calendar

Group Classes, Joint, & Hybrid Lessons

Prices

Class Categories and Schedule

Joint Music Lessons

Price

Four-Lesson Package $160 per student ($40 each)

Hybrid Lessons

When you sign up for a guitar group class or a joint music lesson you will also have the option of taking private lessons to supplement your learning. These can be taken weekly or individually when needed and are offered at our discounted studio member rate.

Benefits of Group Lessons

Benefits of Private Lessons

Playing with Others – You learn to keep time, listen, and blend with other musicians, which strengthens rhythm and ensemble skills.

Motivation & Accountability – Seeing peers progress keeps you inspired and pushes you to practice consistently.

Confidence in Performance – You get low-stakes performance practice in front of peers, which prepares you for recitals or gigs.

Collaborative Learning – Students often ask questions you might not think of, which expands your understanding.

Fun & Social Connection – Making music with others builds community and makes learning more enjoyable.

​

Personalized Instruction – The teacher can focus on your exact needs, strengths, and weaknesses.

Faster Progress – Individual feedback corrects mistakes quickly and helps you advance with clarity.

Flexible Pacing – You move at your own speed instead of keeping up with a group.

Customized Repertoire – Lessons are tailored to your musical tastes and goals.

Why Both Work Together

Private lessons build your foundation (technique, theory, personal goals).

Group classes apply those skills in real musical settings (ensemble playing, performance practice).

You end up with the best of both worlds: individual progress and collaborative experience.​

​​

Four-Lesson Package
$160 per student ($40 each)

You end up with the best of both worlds: individual progress and collaborative experience.