Start your musical journey with guitar lessons at TCMi
The guitar is one of the most versatile instruments. It shows up in the classical concert hall, it’s a staple throughout commercial pop music, and it’s found in folk music all around the world. With such a diverse set of applications, it’s not surprising that approaches to teaching and learning guitar vary widely.
Our approaches do, too, depending on the student’s goals. That said, here’s a basic outline of our approach.
If you or your child is looking for guitar lessons in the Brooklyn area The Chief Musician Institute is here to serve you.
All music lessons at The Chief Musician Institute we take a well-rounded approach. We don’t create instrumentalists; we create musicians. And we do this in a warm, inviting setting. Students and teachers alike have plenty of fun as students hone their skills.
Student Performances
TCMi Winter Recital 2022
TCMi Winter Recital 2022
Keong - TCMi Winter Recital 2022
MAXWELL - TCMI WINTER RECITAL 2022
Ameliah TCMi Winter Recital 2022
Course Fee
90 Day
Musician Course
Monthly Plan
Course plan includes 12 lessons
30 minute lessons: $389.99
45 minute lessons: $584.99 (recommended)
60 minute lessons: $779.99
Monthly plan includes four lessons
30 minute lessons: $150
45 minute lessons: $220 (recommended)
60 minute lessons: $300
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Learning to play the guitar can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. Here are five benefits of learning to play the guitar:
1. Creative Expression: Playing the guitar allows you to express yourself creatively. Whether you're playing your own compositions or covering your favorite songs, the guitar provides a medium for self-expression and emotional release.
2. Cognitive Development: Learning to play the guitar can enhance cognitive abilities. It requires hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity, and memorization of chords and melodies, which can improve your brain's ability to multitask and process information.
3. Stress Relief: Playing the guitar can serve as a form of stress relief and relaxation. Engaging in music can help reduce anxiety and promote a sense of calm, allowing you to escape from the pressures of daily life.
4. Social Interaction: Guitar playing often involves jamming with other musicians or performing in front of others. This can lead to social connections and opportunities to collaborate with like-minded individuals. Joining a band or participating in open mic nights can help you build confidence and expand your social circle.
5. Personal Achievement: Learning to play the guitar requires patience, persistence, and dedication. As you progress and master new skills, you'll experience a sense of accomplishment and personal growth. Setting goals and reaching milestones in your guitar playing journey can boost self-esteem and motivate you to continue improving.
Remember, these benefits can vary from person to person, but overall, learning to play the guitar can be a fulfilling and enriching experience.