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Frequent Asked Questions

1. What skill levels do you accept for your music lessons?

  • I offer lessons for all levels, from beginners to advanced students, adapting the content to each person's needs and goals.
     

2. Are the lessons online or in-person?

  • Currently, all lessons are conducted online, allowing you to learn from anywhere.
     

3. What equipment do I need to start?

  • For classical guitar lessons, you’ll need a guitar and a tuner. For music theory or composition classes, you only need a notebook or notation software, and an instrument if you prefer. For history and music appreciation lessons a notebook is all you'll need.

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4. How do you teach Spanish with Mexican Folklore Music?

  • I use traditional song lyrics to teach vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar while exploring their cultural and historical context. Lessons include singing, lyric analysis, and optional basic instrument techniques for a fun, immersive experience.

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5. How long are the lessons?

  • Depending on the plan you choose, lessons are either half an hour or one hour long.
     

6. Do you offer a trial lesson or introductory call?

  • Yes, I offer a free introductory call to discuss your goals, answer questions, and see if I’m the right teacher for you.


7. What styles of music do you teach?

  • I specialize in classical music and Mexican folklore, but I can also help with other styles if desired. For music theory, we cover all genres, from the renaissance era to 20th century music.
     

8. How are the lessons structured?

  • Lessons are customized based on your level and goals. They include theory, technique, and repertoire development or composition, depending on the course you choose.
     

9. How and when are payments made?

  • Payments can be made monthly or per individual lesson via methods like PayPal or Stripe. We’ll discuss payment details when you sign up.
     

10. Do you offer any class packages or discounts?

  • Yes, I truly understand that everyone has different financial situations, and I want to make my lessons accessible to as many people as possible. While I focus on providing high-quality instruction, I recognize the importance of flexibility. If you’re interested in my lessons but find the pricing challenging, please feel free to reach out to me. I would be more than happy to discuss options that can accommodate your needs and help you on your musical journey.
     

11. What are the benefits of taking music theory and composition lessons?

  • Learning theory and composition gives you a solid foundation to understand and create music more deeply, allowing you to explore different styles and forms of composition.
     

12. What if I need to reschedule a lesson?

  • I understand that unexpected things can happen. If you need to change the time of a lesson, I ask that you let me know at least 24 hours in advance so we can reschedule at no additional cost.
     

13. How do you track the student's progress?

  • Each lesson is adjusted according to the student's progress. I provide continuous feedback, practical exercises, and personalized suggestions for improvement.
     

14. Do I need to know how to read sheet music to take guitar or theory lessons?

  • You don’t need to know how to read sheet music to start. During the lessons, you’ll learn how to read music if you want, but it’s not required.
     

15. What methods do you use to teach classical guitar?

  • I use a mix of traditional and personalized methods, focusing on technique, expression, and music theory. Depending on your level, we can work with classical repertoire or modern compositions.
     

16. What if I don’t have much time to practice?

  • I understand that time can be limited. We can adjust lessons and expectations to fit your schedule, ensuring that you continue to progress without feeling overwhelmed.
     

17. Can I learn multiple subjects at the same time, like guitar and theory?

  • Yes, many students combine subjects for a more comprehensive learning experience. We can design a study plan that includes guitar, music theory, and composition lessons, depending on your interests.
     

18. Do you offer certificates or diplomas for completing courses?

  • While I don’t offer official diplomas, I can provide a certificate of participation or achievement after completing a certain number of lessons or projects.

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