Interested in finding FEMALE tutor around s.jaya area.. got any?? (sound impossible though)

I know this is an old thread but I will update. I live Johor Bahru. I am an American. I am also an Indie Artist and own my own recording studio in my home. I am teaching private guitar lessons in my home for RM100 a month. One class a week. 30 to 45 minute class. These are beginner lessons.

cell-19-265-8816

I think is a little bit overprice. Normally for beginner 30-45 mins is more than enough. Price will be around 100-120.

Anyone teaching in Damansara / PJ area?

ard rm20 per class, 30mins.

Anyone female tutor teaching guitar in Petaling Jaya?

try asking doremi in kota damansara.

There's quite many shop offering lessons.

The Guitar Store at Damansara Perdana for example http://theguitarstore.com.my/

There are other music shops all over the place.

I wonder,how "basic" is basic? Cuz I learn guitar thru my buddy while lepak using his cheap rm100 kapok. Teach me almost all chords,finger placement, transition,strumming, picking. After that,everything by ears. Im not an advance player btw, just wonder, cuz ive never roll into any class/course.

Any good recommended place offering guitar lessons in Puchong? I aim to start learning on my own first but just in case I get stuck, I will want to enroll in guitar class.

im also looking for a female tutor in pj..

Any tutor around seremban??can pm me..

RM120 half hour class 4-times a week. Is this ok? My bro said half hour not sufficient especially if student got many questions.

Rm100 per month, once a week for beginner

Hi everyone, does anyone know is it good to learn acoustic guitar from TGS academy?

Hey Hunge, I once tutored at TGS. It really depends on the tutor on which you get. However, as the rate they're paying is very much like other schools (generally speaking), i.e. with low pay rate to the tutors, the turnover rate of the tutors is extremely high and you might be left stranded with your progress and having to reexplain everything you've learned to a new tutor (everytime a new tutor comes into the pic). This, in my opinion, waste up to 2-4 of your lessons. That being said, this scenario is common in music schools.

Not promoting, but in my school, I pay my tutors higher than average market rate, so they don't quit on me - also they're all graduates from uni. Either that or they have been teaching for more than 10 years. You'll finish each grade in 1-3 months average as with all past and current students. All courses are EXPRESS / FAST Music Lessons. To sum it up we offer FAST & Express Guitar Lessons in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur & Petaling Jaya & Skype
Finish Learning 1 song in 1st Hour. Also Available: FAST Play by Ear / Perfect Pitch, Ukulele, Songwriting, DJ, Piano, Vocal, Bass, Drums, Music Production Lessons


If you would be keen, you can always give me a phone call at 016-2364998
Not all courses are published yet, but you can have a look at www.BeartheMusic.com for past references and video performances of students, etc.

Talk soon

Have you ever thought that you don't even need a teacher to begin with?

Before finding a teacher I would suggest you to find a good beginners book like Guitar for Dummies or something like that and begin playing yourself. And after that go and find a teacher. You must not pay somebody else for the information you can find in a book too

I'm learning from there right now, but I find it expensive that they are charging RM250 per month(my dad is pestering me to quit now)... and I feel like I didn't learn much from the classes(and felt slightly bored too, maybe because my tutor teaches too much on theory).

Might be considering to try out other places now..

Is RM250/month(45 mins per class) expensive for guitar lessons?

This post has been edited by yellowpika: Feb 11 2017, 02:46 PM

Honestly the biggest advantage if you go for classes is you have someone to point out your mistakes and correct them. Many self taught guitarist often learn bad habits (eg. plucking with only one finger as opposed to using p, a, m, i fingering). And usually classes are structured in a way that follows your progress as you go along. If you're a self taught guitarist, you might make the mistake of attempting to learn a difficult song at the beginning. In the end, you might give up thinking guitar is difficult to learn.

I'm not saying self taught guitarists are no good but if they actually have someone to guide them, their progress will be much better

hi, im suddenly interested to learn music again..
try learning by myself but it didnt go well and i abandon it lol
but now im thinking to find teacher to learn bass guitar in ampang!
got any recomend place and teacher here?