Worthington Guitar Teacher Spotlight:
Kendall
Kendall grew up in Hilliard, OH and started taking music lessons at the age of 11. His favorite instrument to play is the guitar, a passion that was influenced early on by The Beatles. Kendall finds joy in playing music through the experience of being inside the groove. As a teacher, he particularly enjoys witnessing the “aha” moments when students grasp new concepts. One of the most rewarding aspects of being a musician for Kendall is the satisfaction of seeing his hard work pay off, the energy from a cheering crowd, and impressing respected figures like professors. When it comes to his favorite food, he’s torn between pizza, burritos, hamburgers, and perhaps Philly cheesesteaks. In his free time, Kendall has been engrossed in playing Typeracer, his favorite pastime of late. Although he doesn’t watch many movies these days, he appreciates films by Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, and Christopher Nolan.
Learn more about guitar teachers at Chambers Music Studio!
We cater to both adults and children. Note that guitar lessons are best suited for children 7 years of age or older due to the size of the instrument. If your child is interested in guitar but is under the age of 7, we recommend ukulele lessons in the meantime!
Yes, you need an instrument of your own so you can practice guitar playing outside of lessons. You’ll want your own guitar anyway—you’ll be strapping your instrument to your back to bring along to parties, dates, sleepovers, holidays, and more.
Lesson lengths vary depending on the age and level of the student, but typically range from 30 minutes to an hour.
Not just yes, but heck yes! We love working with beginners and will tailor your lessons to meet you where you are. Whether you’re learning for fun or intend to join a band and go pro someday, we’ll keep your guitar lessons just challenging enough to be fun without overwhelming you.
Our teachers are versed in tons of different styles of guitar—from acoustic guitar or electric guitar to classical, jazz, funk,and flamenco. You name it, we’ll create bespoke lessons that teach it to you.
A: For piano students, an acoustic piano is desirable, though not required. A keyboard with weighted keys is also acceptable.
A: For ukulele and guitar students, a high quality instrument, not a toy, is necessary for high quality lessons.
