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Use the form below to ask about lesson options, scheduling, ESA-friendly lessons, or the best starting point for your student.
Use the online booking calendar to choose an available lesson time with Bailey. Lessons are online, private, and personalized to the student’s goals.
Here are a few helpful answers about scheduling, lesson options, online lessons, and getting started with Bailey at Avid Guitar Studio.
Bailey teaches guitar, piano, bass, ukulele, music theory, and creative musicianship. Avid Guitar Studio is guitar-forward, but lessons can be customized based on the student’s interests and goals.
Yes. Lessons are offered online, so students can learn from home using a computer, tablet, or device with a reliable internet connection.
Lessons are available for kids, teens, and adults. Bailey works with beginners, growing musicians, and students who want to strengthen their technique, creativity, theory knowledge, or overall musicianship.
No. Beginners are welcome. Bailey can help students start with the basics, including instrument setup, posture, rhythm, chords, reading, practice habits, and simple songs.
A 30-minute lesson is often a good fit for younger students, beginners, or focused weekly practice. A 60-minute lesson is best for older students, advancing musicians, or anyone who wants more time for technique, songs, theory, improvisation, or multiple lesson goals.
After booking, you will receive the details needed to join your online lesson with Bailey. You may also receive any helpful next steps, such as what instrument or materials to have ready.
Students should have their instrument, a device with camera and audio, a stable internet connection, and a quiet space for the lesson. Bailey may recommend additional materials depending on the student’s instrument and goals.
Yes. Avid Guitar Studio is part of the Voice 360 ecosystem and may be available to eligible families through approved ESA programs or education marketplaces. Families can contact the studio for help understanding the best next step.
That’s completely fine. Use the contact form to share the student’s age, instrument interest, experience level, and goals. Bailey can help recommend a good starting point.
