Guitar Classes
From your first open chords to playing lead
What learning the guitar here looks like
Guitar is the fastest instrument to get playing songs on, and the one most students stick with for life. We start you on real songs almost immediately, then fill in the technique, theory and ear training underneath so you are not stuck strumming the same four chords a year later.
What you’ll learn
- Clean fretting, strumming patterns and chord changes that do not stall
- Open chords, barre chords and the CAGED shapes across the neck
- Reading chord charts, tabs and standard notation
- Fingerstyle picking, arpeggios and travis picking
- Pentatonic and major scales for improvising and solos
- Playing and singing at the same time
Hear the Guitar
Real recorded samples, not synthesised tones. Play the phrase, or tap the individual notes.
Beginner to advanced, one clear path
Timings assume one class a week plus regular practice. Everyone moves at their own pace — these are typical, not targets.
Beginner
- Tuning, holding the instrument and building finger strength
- Open chords and smooth transitions between them
- Four or five complete songs you can play start to finish
Intermediate
- Barre chords and moveable shapes anywhere on the neck
- Fingerstyle arrangements and percussive strumming
- Pentatonic soloing over backing tracks
Advanced
- Modes, extended chords and improvisation over changes
- Lead technique — bending, vibrato, legato, sweep
- Band playing, recording and live performance
Four ways to take your Guitar classes
One-on-one
Fully personalised pace and repertoire. The fastest way to progress.
Small group
Two to four students at a similar level. More affordable and genuinely fun.
Online, live
Same instructors, same curriculum, from anywhere in the world.
At our studio
Johar Town, Lahore — instruments provided for use during class.
Guitar questions we get asked
Should I learn on acoustic or electric?
Either is a fine place to start — pick the one that plays the music you actually want to play. Acoustic builds finger strength faster; electric is physically easier and better if rock, blues or metal is the goal. The chords and theory are identical.
My fingers hurt after practising. Is that normal?
For the first two or three weeks, yes — you are building calluses. It should be soreness, never sharp pain. If it is sharp, something is wrong with your hand position and we will fix it in the next class.
Do you teach songs I choose myself?
Yes, and we encourage it. Bring the song you want to play and we will arrange it to your current level rather than making you wait until you are "ready".
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Ready to start Guitar?
Message us on WhatsApp and tell us your level. We’ll match you to the right instructor, share the fees and timings, and find a slot that fits around your week.
Plot No. 330, Block D1, Phase 1 Johar Town, Lahore, 54782 · Mon–Sat, 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM