Strong guitar fundamentals
Students build posture, hand position, clean tone, strumming, picking, coordination, timing, and rhythmic accuracy.
Guitar Lessons
Learn chords, rhythm, technique, and songs you enjoy on acoustic or electric guitar.
Why Choose Azars' Music School for Guitar?
A foundation for your music
We focus on real progress, strong fundamentals, and lessons that feel motivating, not overwhelming. Students receive practical weekly guidance so they know what to practice and how each skill connects to songs they want to play.
Chords, tabs, reading, and theory
Lessons can include open chords, barre chords, smooth chord changes, tabs, standard notation, ear training, and music theory.
Styles students care about
Students can work on pop, rock, blues, classical-style pieces, RCM, film music, singer-songwriter songs, and personal repertoire.
What Students Learn in Guitar Lessons
What you’ll learn
Students build a practical foundation that helps them play real music while developing the technique and musicianship needed for long-term growth.
- Proper posture, hand position, clean tone, and control
- Strumming patterns, picking techniques, and coordination between both hands
- Open chords, barre chords when ready, and smooth chord changes
- Scales for melody, improvisation, and technique
- Timing, beat, rhythmic accuracy, tabs, standard notation, and ear training
- Pop, rock, blues, classical-style pieces, RCM, film music, and songs students love
Guitar Lessons for Kids, Teens, and Adults
Who lessons are for
Students can start fresh, continue from another studio, return as adults, or focus on songs, chords, tabs, technique, rhythm, reading, and styles they are excited to play.
Age-appropriate beginner guitar
We keep lessons positive and age-appropriate while building rhythm, coordination, confidence, and real skills step-by-step.
Real songs and consistency
Teen students can play real songs, improve technique, and build consistency whether starting fresh or continuing from another studio.
Beginner and returning players
Adult beginners and returning players are welcome. Lessons move at a comfortable pace with a clear plan and practice support.
Beginner, intermediate, and advanced
Students can work from first chords to more advanced technique, repertoire, improvisation, rhythm, and performance confidence.
Guitar Teacher
Your teacher
Students receive guidance for acoustic guitar, electric guitar, chords, rhythm, tabs, reading, song learning, technique, practice habits, and performance confidence.
Kiarash Etemadseifi
Acoustic and electric guitar for beginner through advanced students, with more than 10 years of teaching experience.
Acoustic vs. Electric Guitar
Choosing a guitar
Both acoustic and electric guitar are great options. Acoustic guitar is a strong choice for chords, singer-songwriter styles, classical-style study, RCM, and a simple setup. Electric guitar can feel easier on the fingers at first and is great for rock and blues.
- Acoustic guitar for chords, singing, rhythm, classical-style pieces, and RCM goals
- Electric guitar for rock, blues, pop, lead guitar, and lighter string feel
- Beginner guitar size and fit guidance during the trial lesson
- Support choosing an instrument before families buy anything
Music you enjoy
We can work on music students love while still building strong technique. Options can include pop, rock, blues, classical-style pieces, RCM, film music, singer-songwriter songs, and more.
Getting started
A trial lesson helps us understand the student's current level or beginner readiness, learn their goals such as songs, chords, tabs, technique, and styles, then recommend the best next steps and lesson plan.
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Discover Your Musical Potential with Guitar Lessons at Azars' Music School
If you have ever wanted to learn guitar or improve your skills, Azars' Music School offers a tailored environment for acoustic guitar, electric guitar, pop, rock, chords, technique, and personal goals.
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From our families
"Very friendly environment"
Moji Salehi"Great place and teachers that are patient and care about student's progress. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for great music education in a warm and supportive place."
Nikita Gozar"The teachers are highly knowledgeable and experienced in teaching both children and adults. One of the best aspects of this school is the annual concerts, where the happy and satisfied faces of parents are proof that this school is doing an excellent job."
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Common questions
What age can kids start guitar lessons?
Many children start around ages 5-7, but readiness depends on hand size, attention span, and motivation. A trial lesson helps us recommend the best starting plan.
Should I start with acoustic or electric guitar?
Either works. If you love pop or rock, electric can be very motivating. If you want to sing and play or are interested in classical music, acoustic is a great choice. We can help you decide.
Do I need to buy a guitar before the first lesson?
Not necessarily. If you're unsure what to buy, start with the trial lesson and we'll guide you on the best fit and size.
Do you teach complete beginners?
Yes. We teach beginners of all ages and build strong fundamentals from day one.
Do you teach reading music or just tabs?
We can do either or both. Many students start with tabs and chords and add reading as they progress, depending on goals.
How often should students practice?
Practice depends on age and level. We give realistic weekly goals so progress is steady and manageable.
How much are guitar lessons?
Lesson tuition depends on lesson length and scheduling format. Please visit our pricing page or contact us for current rates.
Location
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Guitar Studio
In-person guitar lessons at 1085 Roosevelt Crescent, North Vancouver, BC V7P 1M4.
All Ages and All Levels
Guitar lessons for kids, teens, adults, complete beginners, intermediate students, advanced students, and returning players.
Acoustic and Electric Guitar
Students can learn chords, rhythm, tabs, reading, technique, blues, rock, pop, classical-style pieces, film music, RCM, and more.