We specialize in songwriting and composition lessons, working with our students to develop their original material.
Our team at Musical Journeys San Diego is dedicated to helping you achieve your musical goals, whether it's learning a new instrument, advancing on an instrument you already play, or refining your songwriting skills.
I am here to assist you in your quest to find the perfect acoustic or electric guitar that meets your requirements. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced musician, I can guide you through the process. I have established partnerships with reputable musical instrument vendors who are eager to help you select the best instrument for your musical journey. It is important to note that owning your own instrument is essential for keeping up with your music lessons.
Here are the rates for lessons in your home:
We recommend a 30-minute lesson on a weekly or biweekly basis for new students.
Although knowledge of music theory is not a requirement for learning to play the guitar, it can certainly enhance your skills and success rate. Typically, the piano is the primary instrument used for teaching music theory. Therefore, if you are learning the piano, you will likely learn theory as well. However, when teaching music theory to guitar students, we prefer to use the piano since it is easier to understand. To make the experience of learning music theory both enjoyable and useful, we collaborate with our online partners for a rewarding experience.
Every songwriting journey starts with an idea, and that idea is yours! The songwriting lessons are customized according to your experience level, ensuring that you receive personalized attention. We can collaborate on a brand-new song or utilize one of your current projects to enhance your songwriting skills. If you struggle with writing lyrics, we can focus on the literary aspect of songwriting to assist you in crafting the lyrics that you desire.
The ideal time to commence piano lessons varies based on the student's maturity level, prior experience, and eagerness to learn. Typically, commencing lessons at the age of five, six, or seven is recommended. For guitar lessons, it is best to commence at the ages of seven, eight, or nine, as the guitar player needs to possess sufficient strength in their hands, arms, and fingers, along with the ability to hold the instrument correctly. So, anybody that can hold a guitar can learn to play regardless of age.
Fortunately, this is the truth and reality. Yes, it is easier to learn many things when younger. Nevertheless, comprehending music and learning to play an instrument at a more mature age is wonderful and very satisfying.
