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guitar lessons at schubert school of music

Classical guitar

notation reading and tabs

contemporary guitar

  • Our classical guitar lessons are built on a comprehensive curriculum combining AMEB, ANZCA and Trinity syllabi with student's musical goals and what they would like to learn
  • Students focus on correct body alignment, healthy posture, left and right hand techniques and tone production with right hand nails

contemporary guitar

notation reading and tabs

contemporary guitar

  • Lessons are also offered for acoustic guitar with steel strings and types of electric guitar
  • Recommended for upper-beginner and intermediate players, ideally after they have tried a term of classical guitar lessons
  • Students focus on left hand techniques and right hand techniques using a plectrum (pick)
  • Students have the option to follow the AMEB Rockschool syllabus for Electric and Acoustic guitars

notation reading and tabs

notation reading and tabs

  • We understand that tablature (or commonly referred to as tabs!) is a good short cut to learning your favourite songs and pieces
  • Music notation reading (those black dots!) is incorporated in all learning at Schubert School of Music, and tablature is only offered in combination

guitar exams

  • We can help you prepare for AMEB and ANZCA guitar exams in both classical and contemporary guitar
  • Find out more about AMEB's Classical, Acoustic and Electric guitar exams below:

Classical Guitar

  • https://www.ameb.edu.au/exams/music/strings/classical-guitar

Acoustic Guitar

  • https://www.ameb.edu.au/exams/music/strings/acoustic-guitar

Electric Guitar

  • https://www.ameb.edu.au/exams/music/strings/electric-guitar
  • Find out more about ANZCA's guitar syllabus below:
  • https://anzca.com.au/syllabuses
  • If you are interested in following a different curriculum, please reach out to us!

music theory and musicianship

guitar theory and guitar history

  • All instrumental music lessons at Schubert School of Music are combined with music theory and musicianship tuition
  • Your teacher may give you additional music theory homework to complete as part of your weekly practice

guitar theory and guitar history

guitar theory and guitar history

  • The guitar is an instrument with a fascinating history and our students are always surprised and inspired after they learn about how the guitar and its music evolved in the last 600+ years
  • All material taught in your guitar lessons is enhanced by studying the background of the score to enable you to learn your pieces thoroughly, playing them in their intended style

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach out to us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

We offer all new students a free introductory 30 minute lesson with no obligation to continue. Students are not required to bring a guitar to this lesson, if they do not yet own one.


On occasion we offer online lessons for students. These are dependent on students' circumstances. We encourage you to attend as many face-to-face lessons as you can.


Yes, in between lessons it is important that students complete practice tasks on their own guitar at home in order to maintain newly learned material. Before purchasing a guitar, please get in touch with us first to find out which guitar suits your needs. All students at Schubert School of Music learn how to look after their instruments from the very beginning of their learning journey, regardless of their level and age. This includes changing guitar strings by yourself, without the need to visit a music shop!


YES! We encourage all adults to discover or rediscover their love for playing music! Our adult students find learning an instrument one of the most rewarding experiences in their life. Some students are coming back to learning an instrument which they may have learnt in the past, others are discovering something totally new! Remember that as an adult you have the willingness and passion to play and practice your instrument. Most of all, you will not regret it!


We understand that sometimes life can get in the way! If you are unable to attend your lesson, please inform us and we can provide you with a makeup lesson. We require a​t least 24 hours ​notice for all cancellation of lessons.


Absolutely! Beginning on a classical guitar, a guitar with nylon strings, is a great way to establish a good foundation of technical skills, which can be applied to all styles of guitar playing. For young beginners, we recommend beginning on a classical guitar, as nylon strings (with a lower tension!) are gentler on the finger tips. After gaining confidence on a classical guitar, you will be ready to explore other styles of guitar! For older beginners, let's have a chat about your musical goals and find the right guitar for your preferred style!


Yes, we offer tuition in music theory and musicianship as part of our guitar and piano lessons to help students understand the fundamentals of music. Fundamental theory and musicianship skills are included in your instrumental lessons. If you would like further help in addition to your instrumental lessons, please reach out!


All lessons at Schubert School of Music are typically 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or 1 hour long, depending on the student's age, level, needs and preferences.


No! At Schubert School of Music we help students prepare for AMEB and ANZCA grading exams. Some students' learning is enhanced by completing grading exams, some students excel without them! Exams are just a tool for your music learning journey and they are not a necessary part of your learning.


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