Introducing Guitar Club

We are looking forward to starting something really exciting at Lessons In Your Home Miami.  We are introducing a guitar club as part of our school program, Music In Your School!  This new class will be in a group setting and is geared towards getting students to learn together and have fun by playing songs

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Building Chord Skills Through Perseverance

Learning chord skills through perseverance is one of the most transformative journeys for beginner musicians. As a team of private lesson teachers, we’ve seen firsthand how sticking with chord progressions—even when they seem tricky—can unlock early success and musical confidence. Whether your student is working on guitar, piano, ukulele, or another chordal instrument, consistent effort

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What Comes Next? Making Intermediate Guitar Lessons Personalized and Exciting

You’ve made it through the basics—chords, simple strumming, a few scales. Now what? That’s where intermediate guitar lessons personalized to your goals come in. This is the stage where students begin to carve out their own musical voice, whether they want to master fingerpicking, explore lead guitar, or write original songs. And as guitar teachers,

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Major and Minor…Tonality… What’s The Difference… Scales and Chords

Early on in our music education we learn two very important musical terms: major and minor.  I am often asked what is the difference.  It is a tough question because there are many answers.  Many people associate descriptive words with major and minor.  Most commonly, major is happy and minor is sad.  This is basically true but doesn’t adequately describe

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Learning To Read Lead Sheets on Piano – Chord Charts – How To and Why!

Using lead sheets or chord charts to play your favorite song is not just accessible to guitar players, but to pianists also. Especially when students reach an intermediate level of piano study, reading lead sheets is a great theory exercise to incorporate into guitar lessons and can be made into a progressive improvisation study. What

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