A structured course to develop guitar playing ability in chords, classical and acoustic picking, with students being able to play songs relatively quickly.
A structured course to develop guitar playing ability in chords, classical and acoustic picking, with students being able to play songs relatively quickly. Students will need their own guitar. Required: Students will need their own guitar and chromatic tuner.
Parents are invited to contribute to the governance of Saturday Music Charitable trust by serving as an appointed Trustee or as a co-opted Parent Representative. Parent Representatives must have a child enrolled in Saturday Music as a condition of acting in this role. Both roles are necessary for the continuing function of the Board.
Saturday Music Charitable Trust (Inc) is a registered charity (CC29243) and is supported by the Primary School Out-of-Hours Music Scheme of the Ministry of Education. It is administered by a Trust Board and is hosted by Palmerston North Intermediate Normal School, operating under the regulations of the Ministry of Education.
The aims of Saturday Music are to:
Guitar students should be coordinated enough to operate both hands independently. Students will learn plucking skills, how to read guitar music and some chords.
Our private guitar lessons are tailored to suit your child’s individual needs and preferences. We create a progressive curriculum that engages your child, hones their skills, creates a solid foundation in terms of technique, music theory knowledge and understanding. We include songs that students...
We design a personal program to meet the needs and interests of each student. The basis of this is the lesson book from which we learn our key skills.
The guitar is one of the most popular instruments to play for all ages. Although we recommend children start one-on-one lessons at seven and a half years old.
We provide group lessons to children 5-12 years of age and private tuition for the advancing student 13 years and older.
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