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Highland Park Guitar Lessons
Unlock your musical potential with expert guitar instruction in Dallas.
5(5 reviews)
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About Highland Park Guitar Lessons
Highland Park Guitar Lessons offers personalized guitar instruction for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players, in Dallas. Led by Adam, a classically trained musician, we provide tailored lessons that focus on your musical interests, whether it's fingerstyle, acoustic, or electric guitar. Our patient and encouraging approach helps students build confidence, improve technique, and master the fretboard in a fun and engaging environment. Perfect for those looking to grow their skills with a dedicated teacher.
Location
1717 Baylor St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Services Offered
Beginner Guitar Lessons
Personalized instruction covering tuning, chords, strumming, and posture for new players.
Advanced Technique Training
Focus on speed, accuracy, fretboard mastery, and inversions for experienced guitarists.
Fingerstyle Guitar Coaching
Specialized lessons in fingerstyle techniques tailored to your musical preferences.
Online Guitar Lessons
Flexible virtual instruction available for remote learning via our website.
Music Theory and Composition
Learn chord progressions, styles, and composition to enhance your playing skills.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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Lan Nguyen
via Google
3 months ago
Adam was the PERFECT guitar teacher for someone brand new to guitar like me. He was patient, encouraging and answered every question I had with expertise. I really felt like I was improving after every lesson. We went over tuning, notes on the strings, picking practice, playing with metronome, strum practice, chord transitions, fretting, posture, and everything else a beginner wants to know. I mentioned I was into fingerstyle guitar early on and Adam made sure to incorporate fingerstyle practice alongside the usual lessons to keep me engaged. Adam is a real musician, classically trained, and knows what he’s talking about when it comes to guitar, both acoustic and electric. Highly recommend!
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Danvia Google
about 2 years ago
Adam is a great guitar teacher. In our time together, Adam was able to help me improve all aspects of my playing. I was self taught for 25 years with nothing to show for it but almost immediately I had more confidence and could play better. Adam can cater lessons toward your specific goals. If you want to get faster, more accurate, and gain a better understanding of the fretboard I recommend highland park guitar lessons and Adam.
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Rob Turervia Google
almost 3 years ago
I took a half dozen lessons with Adam to work on developing some longstanding deficits in my guitar playing. Adam is a great teacher. He has a solid understanding of multiple styles, which allows him to provide context for where a chord progression or composition from. His approach to teaching inversions and learning the fretboard was something I have wanted to dig into for years, and his framework was incredibly helpful in beginning the process of internalizing those structures (though will take years I'm sure to master!). I anticipate and look forward to working with him again some day in the future.
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Valerie Weeksvia Google
about 3 years ago
I was totally new to guitar and Adam got me started right away! He was super patient and took the time to get to know my learning style. He wanted to know what kind of music I liked so we could work on that, not just focusing on scales and the classics! His lessons were fun, easy to understand, and the highlight of my week. It’s very clear that Adam enjoys watching his students grow and learn. I highly recommend him for anyone who wants to grow their musical skill set!
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Adam Chickvia Google
about 6 years ago
Adam is awesome. He puts in the time and effort with each individual student to unlock all potential. Every guitar lesson I feel like I’m improving and Adam is always pushing me to do things I never thought possible. I would 10/10 recommend Adam to anybody looking to get better at guitar. I thought I was a decent guitar player before I started lessons but now I know I have so much to learn and gain, and I wouldn’t rather learn from anybody else.
