Acoustic Guitar Lesson | Guitar Lessons
Playing the guitar is a productive way to “unplug” and relax. Understanding music theory, chord progression, tablature, strumming, picking, improvisation and a variety of other guitar methods can help you advance to the next level of guitar playing.
The acoustic guitar is a popular music instrument at Harmony & Pitch. After a personal consultation to ascertain your needs and learning styles, our teachers will tailor the lessons to suit you. They teach various guitar-playing techniques and give you the freedom to choose your favorite genre of music. We offer both individual and group guitar classes in Singapore. As some of our teachers are composers themselves, they can guide you to write your own songs, if that’s what you are aiming to achieve.
Whether you are a Young or a Senior student, our teachers are able to work with you and help you kick start your music learning journey at Harmony & Pitch. Contact us for a free consultation and trial lesson.
Why Take Guitar Classes at Harmony & Pitch?
Harmony & Pitch is a place where you can make music.
- We provide guitar lessons to students of all ages and skill levels.
- Our great guitar instructors are all accomplished musicians and performers. They’ll show you how to read music, master your technique and be inventive.
- Our guitar lessons are adaptable to the learning pace and style of each learner.
- Individual and group guitar classes, as well as short-term courses, are available.
- Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and ukulele classes are all available.
Express the Creativity in You
Don’t get too caught up in following the music’s exact instructions. It’s time for more freedom! We encourage you to be more creative in expressing your own musical style and expressions. Do you know that most people prefer to hear the same song being improvised in a different way?
As a result, you may tend to find many cover songs performed in various unique styles on YouTube, providing a more refreshing music experience.
Learn To Play Any Songs That You Like
Harmony & Pitch, you will learn to play the guitar by reading and understanding the chords. We make sure to make the learning process enjoyable and conducive so that students will feel more motivated and engaged in learning by spending more time with the guitar even at home.
Guitar Teachers Profile
Mr Saiful Marteen
Saiful is adept in teaching various music instruments including guitar, bass, ukulele and electric guitar. A dedicated musician and performer, Saiful has a lot of experience in performing at events and concerts.
Saiful holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Music and a Music Diploma from LASALLE College of the Arts. He has the passion to teach and share his musical knowledge, and ensures that his lessons are insightful and fun at the same time. He teaches guitar, bass, electric guitar and ukulele at Harmony & Pitch.
Mr Avery Chan
Avery is a skilled musician, composer and music arranger, serving as the guitarist for local bands like Crayon, Mix and MYTH. He arranges music for ensembles and has released original compositions on Spotify. Alongside guitar, he plays bass, drums, keyboard and chromatic harmonica. These skills, combined with over 7 years of teaching experience, Avery is able to ensure that his students build a strong foundation in guitar playing while having fun creating new melodies.
Avery is known for his patient and supportive approach to music education. Avery holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Composition and a Diploma in Music from LASALLE College of the Arts. He teaches guitar, bass, electric guitar and ukulele at Harmony & Pitch.
Guitar & Ukulele Lesson FAQ
1. Can a guitarist learn ukulele easily?
Absolutely! Guitarists have a significant advantage when learning ukulele because:
- Transferable skills: Fretting, strumming, and chord concepts apply to both instruments
- Faster learning curve: Most guitarists can play basic ukulele songs within 2-3 lessons
- Chord knowledge: Many guitar chord shapes translate directly to ukulele (with fewer strings)
- Rhythm understanding: Strumming patterns and timing skills carry over seamlessly
At Harmony & Pitch, we offer combination lessons for students interested in both instruments, maximizing the synergy between guitar and ukulele skills.
2. Is it easier to learn ukulele or guitar?
Ukulele is generally easier to start with:
- Fewer strings: 4 strings vs 6 on guitar means simpler chord fingerings
- Softer strings: Nylon strings are gentler on fingertips
- Smaller size: More comfortable for children and those with smaller hands
- Quick progress: Students often play complete songs within 2-3 lessons
However, guitar offers more versatility in musical styles and repertoire. We help students choose based on their musical goals, physical considerations, and personal preferences.
3. Can you play guitar and ukulele together?
Yes! Guitar and ukulele complement each other beautifully:
- Ensemble playing: Different tonal ranges create rich harmonies
- Accompaniment: One instrument can provide rhythm while the other plays melody
- Family music: Perfect for parent-child or sibling duos
- Performance opportunities: Our student concerts often feature guitar-ukulele combinations
We encourage students to explore both instruments and provide ensemble coaching for those interested in playing together.
4. Is it easy to transition from guitar to ukulele?
Very easy! The transition typically takes 1-3 lessons:
- Chord adaptations: Most open chords translate with minor finger adjustments
- Tuning relationship: Ukulele’s top 4 strings match guitar’s higher strings
- Technique transfer: Picking and strumming techniques are nearly identical
- Musical knowledge: All theory, scales, and progressions apply directly
We offer specialized transition lessons for guitarists wanting to add ukulele to their repertoire quickly and efficiently.
5. Which should I learn first - guitar or ukulele?
The choice depends on your goals and circumstances:
Choose Ukulele first if you:
- Are under 10 years old or have smaller hands
- Want to play songs quickly (within weeks)
- Prefer Hawaiian, folk, or indie music styles
- Want a portable, travel-friendly instrument
Choose Guitar first if you:
- Are interested in rock, blues, or jazz styles
- Want maximum versatility in musical genres
- Plan to eventually learn both instruments
- Prefer the fuller sound range of 6 strings
Our instructors provide personalised consultations to help you make the best choice for your musical journey.
