Question 1

Is it possible to learn guitar online? How is the class conducted, and what is the format?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is possible to learn guitar online, especially from music schools that offer the right teaching methodology and access to well-developed learning materials. Besides, taking online guitar lessons is a great way to use your free time and learn to play the instrument as well as develop your creativity. Classes at Music Pandit are conducted in a group, which makes it more fun, and lessons are taught live via our online platform by qualified tutors.

Question 2

Do you offer certifications or conduct grade exams?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we equip our students with the knowledge and training to appear for grade exams that align with the curriculum set by Trinity College, U.K. and Rockschool, London. Students get certification from these institutions after they successfully complete their exams.

Question 3

For what age do you teach guitar?

Accepted Answer

We offer classes for students starting at the age of 8 and above. This is the right age to learn guitar. However, students can start guitar lessons as soon as they are able to hold a guitar (smaller scale), press down on the strings, and be comfortable with the instrument.

Question 4

Which platform is used to conduct classes?

Accepted Answer

We use Music Pandit’s custom platform (Learning Management System) to offer guitar lessons.

Question 5

Do we get to learn songs by popular artists and movie soundtracks during online guitar classes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, students get to learn all types of songs. However, the basics will remain the same for all songs. You will learn to play the instrument along with music theory.

Question 6

What is the length of one online guitar session?

Accepted Answer

One online guitar session will last 45 minutes. There will be two classes in a week.

Question 7

Are students given assignments and how frequently?

Accepted Answer

Students will be given assignments after most class, and they will have to submit them within a given period. These assignments will include guitar pieces, exercises, questions, and answers, as well as audio or video submissions.

Question 8

What are the types of feedback we can expect from the instructor?

Accepted Answer

Feedback is provided weekly. This will include technical feedback on assignments submitted and the overall progress of the children or students.

Question 9

How long is the overall tenure of the guitar classes?

Accepted Answer

The beginner guitar curriculum will include 48 classes over a period of 6 months. During this period, students will cover all the fundamentals of guitar playing, including music theory and techniques, and be ready to take their understanding to a higher level.

Question 10

What is the grading method?

Accepted Answer

Firstly, it is important for students to maintain a minimum of 90% attendance. They will also have to submit their final video, which will be assessed in line with Trinity and Rock School standards.

Question 11

How is the exam format?

Accepted Answer

The exams will be held mostly online, wherein the student will have to record themselves playing a piece or a song as per the curriculum and submit it. The recorded performance will be assessed and graded accordingly.

Question 12

Do you conduct workshops and recitals?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we conduct workshops once a month for the students. Workshops will be based on specific music categories and themes, conducted by popular artists or professionals. This is an added bonus to students' regular studies. Recitals will be held at the end of the course, wherein students will get the opportunity to showcase their talent.

Question 13

What is a suitable guitar to buy (acoustic, electric, or classical)?

Accepted Answer

If you are a beginner, then you can go with an acoustic guitar. This will help you get comfortable with the instrument. As you gain better control over the instrument and progress to a higher level, you can go for an electric guitar and explore some interesting sounds.

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