Guitar Progression
Build on the basics with barre chords, scales and rhythm work for growing players.
Four weeks from first touch to first song. Small groups, real pianos and a tutor who remembers exactly what week one feels like.
No experience needed — most starters have never read a note. By week four you will play two full pieces, read basic notation and practice with confidence at home.
Sit well, relax your wrists and produce a clean, even tone from day one.
Major and minor triads, the 12-bar pattern and playing along with songs.
Treble-clef notes, rhythm values and sight-reading games — pain-free.
Finish with songs you can play for family at the month-end showcase.
| Week | Focus |
|---|---|
| 1 | First touch: posture, finger numbers, your first five notes |
| 2 | Chords: C, G, A minor and F — switching smoothly |
| 3 | Reading: treble clef, rhythm games and a first lead sheet |
| 4 | Performance: polish two pieces for the group showcase |
Concert pianist and the school's founder. Maya has guided hundreds of first-time players to their first recital — patiently, and with cake at week four.
Build on the basics with barre chords, scales and rhythm work for growing players.
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