Where would I find a music teacher and how much do the lessons range in price?

Question

to learn how to play guitar? I live in the US too

Answer 1

i would look at yellowpages.com or google and i would say that prices are like 100 to 300 dollars

Answer 2

My music teacher was $15 an hour and I'm told that was a good deal by other ppl. Range is $10-30 an hour it also matters how professional he/she is and you can find one in the yellow pages, but to be quite honest you can learn a lot on the internet all your music instructor will show you is the basics, music theory and some other things but all that can be found on the internet.

Answer 3

Depends mine cost about 100 dollars ever 4 lessons. but she comes to my house

Answer 4

I found our teacher through the local music store. They will give you a list of names and numbers. Call around and interview the teachers so you can find one who you think you can communicate well with. You can also shop for the best price. Good luck.

Answer 5

You should try to find a student teacher.  A HS student could teach you real cheaply!  It's supposedly one of the easier intstruments to play.  How about advertising on Craig's List?  I'd say a good rate for a HS student would be $20 or $25/hour.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Definitely check the local music store, but I would suggest checking more than one.  Some music stores offer lessons, so they will obviously only recommend their people.

Also be specific about what kind of guitar playing you are looking to learn.  Rock? Classical? Jazz? Acoustic or electric?  If you are looking at Rock, ask the local music store, but if you are looking at more Jazz, Classical or even traditional, check and see if a local college has a guitar teacher.  He or she can definitely point you in the right direction.  Good luck!

Answer 8

I would check with a local music store (one that sells instruments, sheet music, etc.) and tell them that you're looking for guitar lessons, and I'd bet they'd be able to find someone for you. I'm not really certain about guitar lessons, but I do know that my private lesson teacher for tuba when I was in band was $10 an hour, but that was also through the school, and I think that was pretty cheap. I would imagine it would be anywhere from $20 to $50 an hour, although it could be more. Check with your local music store. Good luck.