Online Classical Guitar Lessons with Expert Teachers

Classical guitar is a distinct discipline: nylon strings, a wider neck, and a right-hand technique built around rest stroke, free stroke, and controlled arpeggios. Lessons focus on tone production, standard notation reading, and repertoire from Renaissance lute transcriptions to Spanish and Latin American works.

Musably includes classical guitar teachers with conservatory and Bachelor of Music training, as well as teachers experienced in ABRSM and Trinity graded preparation. Because lessons are one-to-one over video, you can choose a specialist based on expertise, teaching style, and goals rather than being limited to teachers nearby.

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Meet our classical guitar teachers

8 vetted classical guitar teachers.

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Taryna Hittle — Musably teacher

Taryna Hittle

Founding Teacher
5.0(6 reviews)
PianoGuitar
Bachelor's of educationTeaching license

Fun, structured music lessons that help you learn to play your favorite songs and build confidence - Certified teacher with 11+ years teaching kids & adults

$60 / lesson
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John mark cabrito — Musably teacher

John mark cabrito

Founding Teacher
5.0(5 reviews)
GuitarUkuleleBass Guitar
Bachelor of MusicMajor in Popular Music

Conservatory-trained guitar instructor with over 10 years of teaching experience, specializing in electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, and ukulele. I offer personalized, structured lessons for students of all skill levels.

$20 / lesson
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Clara McLain — Musably teacher

Clara McLain

Founding Teacher
0.0(0 reviews)
Guitar
Bachelors of Music Southern Methodist University

Professional classical guitarist and SMU graduate offering engaging, personalized guitar lessons for children and adults of all levels

$80 / lesson
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Molly Zupon — Musably teacher

Molly Zupon

5.0(1 reviews)
GuitarVoiceViolinViola
Bachelor Degree: MusicMaster’s Degree: Teaching

Voice, violin, viola and guitar performing professional with over 20 years teaching experience.

$50 / lesson
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Joshua Brazil — Musably teacher

Joshua Brazil

0.0(0 reviews)
PianoGuitarUkuleleBass Guitar
Master's Degree from the Berklee College of Music in composing for filmtv

I'm Josh Brazil, a composer and musician based in Los Angeles with a Master's degree in Scoring for Film, Television and Video Games from Berklee College of Music. I teach guitar, piano, ukulele, bass guitar and music composition with over 3 years of teaching experience. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to develop more advanced skills, I tailor each lesson to your goals and learning style.

$60 / lesson
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Abi — Musably teacher

Abi

5.0(1 reviews)
PianoGuitarCelloUkuleleBass Guitar
Higher Certificate in Sound TechnologyABRSM Grade 8 Cello

Music for every age and every taste — from Debussy to Billie Eilish, Nirvana to Bob Marley. I teach children and adults piano, cello, guitar, bass and ukulele, with 12 years’ experience making lessons practical, personal and fun. Ready to start playing the music you love? Let’s make it happen.

$30 / lesson
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Sai Paluri — Musably teacher

Sai Paluri

0.0(0 reviews)
GuitarVoiceHarmonium
Diploma & Certificate course distinction in Hindustani classical musicFinalist in IRI

Hindustani Classical vocalist and music educator with 10+ years of experience

$30 / lesson
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Jeff Brent — Musably teacher

Jeff Brent

0.0(0 reviews)
PianoGuitarVoiceViolinViolaCelloFluteSaxophoneUkuleleBass GuitarMandolinDouble BassBanjoHarmonicaLap SteelDobro

There is no substitute for experience. Over the decades I've been so honored to have taken hundreds of students to the highest heights of the Great Musical Adventure! I will do the same for you.

$82 / lesson
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What classical guitar lessons cover

  • Right-hand technique: rest and free stroke, arpeggios, nail shaping
  • Sitting position and left-hand economy to develop efficient, comfortable technique
  • Standard notation reading on the guitar, including position playing
  • Tone colour, dynamics, and phrasing
  • Repertoire from Renaissance and Baroque transcriptions to Spanish and Latin American works

Who these lessons suit

  • Acoustic or electric players moving to nylon-string classical technique
  • Beginners who want a notation-based, technique-first foundation
  • Students working through graded classical guitar syllabuses
  • Advanced players refining tone and programme repertoire

Why one-to-one online works for classical guitar

The main advantage of online classical guitar lessons is access: you can study with a specialist who matches your goals even if no classical guitar teacher lives nearby. In a video lesson you can position your camera so your teacher observes right- and left-hand technique clearly, and you practise on your own instrument with your own string tension and action every week.

Where you'll start

Beginner

Sitting position, free stroke, first-position reading, simple studies.

Intermediate

Arpeggio studies, barre technique, Sor and Carcassi studies, small recital pieces.

Advanced

Bach transcriptions, Spanish repertoire, programme building and performance work.

Why learn with Musably

Find a teacher whose expertise fits your goals, then book and learn one-on-one.

Flexible scheduling

Book lessons when they work for you — evenings, weekends, or between meetings. Reschedule with a click.

Vetted specialist teachers

Every teacher is personally reviewed before joining Musably. Explore their expertise, teaching style and experience to find your fit.

Know before you book

Read reviews and watch intro videos, so you know a teacher's style before you book.

No lock-in contracts

Pay per lesson. No packages, no monthly membership, no minimum commitment. Cancel or pause anytime.

Online classical guitar lessons — FAQs

Do I need a nylon-string guitar?+

Ideally, yes. Nylon strings and a wider neck are central to classical technique and tone. If you are not ready to buy one, you can still book a lesson or ask your teacher for advice on a suitable instrument before you commit.

Will I learn to read notation?+

Standard notation is an important part of most classical guitar study, and your teacher can build reading skills progressively through suitable repertoire.

Can I switch from acoustic or electric guitar?+

Absolutely. Most of your musical knowledge transfers; the main changes are the right-hand approach, nail care, and the sitting position.

Can online classical guitar lessons really work for technique?+

Yes. With a well-positioned camera your teacher can see hand position, nail contact, and stroke direction clearly, and you receive feedback on the instrument you practise on every day.

Do your teachers prepare students for graded exams?+

Several Musably classical guitar teachers have experience with ABRSM, Trinity, and similar syllabuses. Ask your teacher in your first lesson about the right path and pace for you.

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