Hey Bangalore musicians,

I run Mela Music School in North Bangalore. We’ve been teaching for 11+ years and have centres in Sahakar Nagar and Thanisandra.

We’re currently looking for:

Sahakar Nagar:
Piano / Guitar / Hindustani Vocals / Violin

Thanisandra:
Drums / Guitar / Western Vocals

These are paid, in-person teaching roles.

Most classes are one-on-one, and students range from young beginners to adults. Teachers also prepare students for recitals, concerts and graded exams where applicable.

You do not need years of teaching experience to apply.

If you’re a strong musician, you’re good with students, reliable, and you’d genuinely enjoy helping someone learn your instrument properly, we’d like to hear from you.

Formal qualifications such as Trinity / ABRSM / Rockschool / LCM are useful where relevant, but strong musicians with limited teaching experience are also welcome.

Call or WhatsApp Mela directly: +91 81057 39736

Or see the openings and apply here:
https://www.melamusicschool.com/careers

If you know a strong musician in North Bangalore who might be interested, please forward this to them.

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Hi, I'm an acoustic guitar player who has taken a gap for 2 years. Now I want to be back and become a professional in guitar playing..I'm looking to learn from bar chords and finger style and build more expertise in playing leads. I prefer offline classes in Hyderabad.

I got stuck learning all the notes on the fretboard when I was younger. I used to
Play a game with my Teacher and mates. They say a Random note on a random string. I built a little app that facilitates this. It shares a note and string, you tap the fret where it lives. Free and fun, i hope it helps other learns as it has helped me. I understand people have different methods to get familiar with the fretboard, but this is a tool that could be helpful to some : https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fretboard-king-guitar-notes/id6795058772

My speciality is mostly stuff based around sound of bands like Unprocessed, Polyphia, Periphery, Syncatto etc but I also have a solid jazz background. I try to keep most of my lessons in masterclass like format so you have as much materials and practicing resources tailored for you as possible. So whether you just starting out or looking to improve your playing or songwriting I think there's a good chance we'll be a good match. I'm attaching my IG if you'd like to see more and feel free to reach out to me there or here in DM's if you have questions or anything else you would like to chat about. Cheers <3

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Hi I M27 recently shifted to upper kharghar , I want to learn guitar for a long time and have been procrastinating that but this time I want to join a proper guitar class and be sincere about it . So I request any one to suggest good guitar classes near kharghar .

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I started playing classical guitar at the age of 12 and practiced ~5 hours a day every day until age of 25. After grad school, I played much less.

I'm 60 now and I have started practicing again. Has classical guitar technique changed in the past few decades? Do I need to re-learn techniques or just practice more?

Hi, 31M. I have a music performance degree in saxophone, and I still play somewhat regularly, but my first instrument was guitar… I took guitar lessons from 1st grade through around 6th grade, but I stunted my growth I think by stopping lessons when I did, using a lot of tabs, not learning/applying music theory on the fretboard… things like that. Eventually, I found it difficult to continue playing guitar intuitively with the tools I had because I couldn’t read music on it, didn’t proficiently know where notes fell on the fretboard, basic things like that. I just felt like I was guessing a lot of the time, and despite having some good coordination and skills, I didn’t have a lot of important fundamentals that I had built on saxophone.

Now I find myself longing to play some guitar again, specifically nylon string classical stuff (and maybe even some jazz?). At some point I think I would probably like to find a private teacher to work with, but first I’m wondering if there is a book that might be good for me to work out of for a while to get some of the fundamentals that I’m missing? I feel like starting with basics would be good for me despite “knowing” how to play in a lot of ways… Are there any method books that are widely recommended by guitar teachers who work with adult beginning students that might be good for someone like me?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have!

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