Frequently asked Questions
There are often misconceptions about a young child's ability to play the guitar. The Suzuki Method was developed with that in mind. See below for our most commonly asked questions as well as additional details about our program.
Individual lessons are available in Tony's home studio located in The Woodlands, TX.
Owning a guitar is not required. Small scale guitars are available for rent from Tony until you are ready to purchase your own. Tony can assist with guidance on those ready to purchase their own instrument to ensure it's size and style are appropriate for learning.
Yes. Children learn music in a natural and direct way, very similar to the way they learn to speak. Sight-reading become a natural next step once the student is ready.
Regular practice outside of lesson time is essential for improvement and skill development. Confidence is built when a child discovers the pleasure of playing a piece well.
There are many compelling reasons to consider:
- Mastering an instrument requires practice and dedication, which fosters patience and discipline
- Playing an instrument enhances memory, attention and problem solving skills, which are all important for cognitive development
- Making music with others promotes teamwork and communication, enriching social skills
- Enhanced coordination is developed when using both hands independently and coordinating movements with the guitar
Learning a musical instrument can be a rewarding experience with lasting benefits in various aspects of life. By addressing some of these misconceptions, we can encourage more young people to explore playing guitar and enjoy the many benefits it provides.
Please reach us at tony@thelearningguitar.com and we'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have
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