Guitar class in Zug in English (jazz, singer-songwriter, and rock)
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Frequently asked questions about guitar class.
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- Can I start directly on the electric guitar or do I have to start on the acoustic guitar?
- How is the typical distorted sound of the electric guitar created?
- Can adults still learn to play the electric guitar?
- What are the difficulties for students who are starting to play the electric guitar?
- Learning the electric guitar is worth it! What's in it for you to start playing the electric guitar as a beginner?
- How do I find a suitable electric guitar teacher who specializes in beginners?
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Is it ever too late to learn the guitar? An analogy.
Jonathan Osterling studied guitar at the Los Angeles College of Music. He teaches guitar in Zurich and is a versatile live and studio guitarist. One of the questions my students* often ask me is, "A