If you’re looking for guitar lessons in Los Angeles tailored to your goals and experience level, I can help you build a practical and enjoyable path forward.
Each lesson is tailored to your level, goals, and musical interests. Whether you are picking up the guitar for the first time or already have experience, we can build a lesson plan that helps you make steady progress.
What You’ll Learn
Depending on your experience and goals, lessons may include:
- Chords and chord progressions
- Rhythm and timing
- Guitar technique and hand position
- Reading music and lead sheets
- Scales and basic music theory
- Fingerstyle and picking techniques
- Ear training and improvisation
- Song interpretation and performance
My goal is not only to help you learn songs, but also to help you understand how music works so you can become a more confident and independent musician.
Private Guitar Lessons in Los Angeles
Lessons are available for beginners, intermediate students, and more experienced players.
Beginners can start with tuning, basic chords, rhythm, reading simple music, and developing good technique.
Intermediate and advanced students can focus on scales, fingerstyle, improvisation, theory, arrangement, performance, and developing their own playing style.
Guitar Instructor in Los Angeles
You can learn more about my background as a musician, composer, and audio engineer on my About Me page. My lessons focus on patience, clear explanations, proper technique, and helping each student progress at a comfortable pace.
Every student learns differently, so lessons are adapted to the individual instead of following one rigid method.
Lesson Information
- $50 for a 30-minute private guitar lesson
- $180 for four 30-minute private lessons
- Lessons are available for different skill levels
- One-on-one instruction tailored to your goals
Email: vahid@vahidmaheri.com
Phone: +1 310 998 7077
Student Performance
The video below is from a period when I was teaching at the NAVA-AFTAB Institute. These students began learning guitar with me as beginners and later performed on stage.
One of the most rewarding parts of teaching is seeing students develop confidence, musical understanding, and their own connection with the instrument.