Guitar StudioReply to Adam’s email to continue your guitar lesson inquiry.
Not sure yet if your child will love guitar?Still thinking it over?
That’s exactly what the first lesson is for. It’s one 55-minute lesson for $75, and there’s no commitment to anything after it.
Let’s find a time for your first lesson.
Based on the availability you shared, here are a few times that could work.
I’ll personally confirm your appointment and send you the details.
What you’re actually deciding
- One lesson. 55 minutes, one-on-one with me.
- $75, paid once. No monthly plan and no contract.
- Then you decide. If it’s a good fit, we talk about a schedule that works for you. If not, that’s it.
If you continue after the first lesson
We pick the one that fits after your first lesson. The first lesson doesn’t commit you to either.
Questions people ask me
What if my child doesn’t end up liking it?
Then you’ve spent $75 to find out, not a month of tuition. In the first lesson I find out what your child is excited about and teach them something they can play right away. My goal is for them to leave playing something they’re proud of.
I’ve tried lessons before and didn’t stick with it.
The lessons are built around the music you want to play, with a clear plan for what to practice each week, so you always know what you’re working on and why.
$405 a month is more than I planned to spend.
Lessons every other week are $240 a month. We meet every other week, and you leave each lesson with specific things to practice in between, so the weeks between lessons still count.
Is every other week really enough?
It’s two lessons a month instead of four. My job is to figure out exactly what to work on and show you how to practice it well between lessons, so you keep moving forward.
Why not Guitar Center or a cheaper school?
With me, you always know who your teacher is. I’m the one assessing the progress, planning each lesson, and adjusting the instruction as we go. At larger schools, instructors can change.
Why are your lessons more than other teachers charge?
Every lesson is recorded and goes into your own lesson library, so you can rewatch exactly what we worked on. You keep the recordings. And every lesson is one-on-one with me, planned around the music you want to play.
I’m not ready to commit to monthly lessons.
That’s why I start with one $75 lesson. You get a full 55 minutes without committing to recurring tuition. Afterward, if it’s a good fit, we pick the schedule that makes sense for you.
Is it worth $75?
You get a full 55 minutes one-on-one, a clear picture of where you are, and specific things to practice right away. If you go no further, you still leave with a plan.
What students and parents say
“Adam challenges her to advance her skills but also keeps it fun. She really looks forward to her lesson each week. She’s come so far and I credit his teaching technique for that.”
“Adam was my son’s first guitar teacher and helped instill his love of music at age 8… Adam is patient, kind, knowledgeable and provides a learning environment that sticks.”
“Adam made guitar fun, and taught my son lots of Red Hot Chili Peppers, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, etc.”
“He finds ways to simplify difficult concepts and techniques without ever making me feel overwhelmed. Every lesson feels achievable and encouraging!”
“When we started, I was a beginner and since then, I have performed live with and without Adam. He is also my friend and has built my confidence.”
“I describe my progress as going from “garage-rock musician” to actually having a comprehensive understanding… This truly feels like a course with a direction!”
What happens in the first lesson
- We start with you. Where you are now, the music you love, and what you want to be able to play.
- You leave with a plan. Clear next steps and things to practice right away.
- Bring your guitar if you have one. If not, just let me know.
Ready to try one lesson?
Jamsville Guitar Studio · 210 Eldon Ct, Nashville · Donelson, just off Lebanon Pike