Have you ever imagined playing the guitar and singing your favorite song?

When you start playing, you may have concerns about whether you should know how to read sheet music, whether your fingers will hurt, and whether to choose between an acoustic guitar and a ukulele.

At Teacher Cha's music studio in Gwanyang-dong, Anyang, even beginners who cannot read sheet music can start with chords and rhythm. If you want to easily complete your first song, you can choose the ukulele, and if you want to properly learn accompaniment and fingerstyle, you can choose the acoustic guitar.

Acoustic guitar and ukulele, what is the difference?

The correct spelling for ukulele is ukulele. It consists of four rows and is small in size, so even children and beginners with small hands can hold it relatively comfortably. Once you learn a few basic chords, you can immediately apply them to accompaniments to children's songs, popular songs, and pop songs, making it a great first experience.

Acoustic guitars have six strings and a wide range of sounds. At first, your fingertips pressing down on the strings may feel sore or it may feel difficult to move the chords, but it can be expanded to include stroke accompaniment, arpeggios, fingerstyle, classical playing techniques, and singer-songwriter courses.

To summarize, it is as follows.

1. I want to play my first song lightly and quickly: Ukulele
2. I want to learn song accompaniment and various genres: Acoustic guitar
3. Want to get started with friends or family: Small group classes
4. Want to learn in detail at your own pace: 1:1 personalized lessons

What will you learn first?

Teacher Cha's music studio's beginner class begins with learning the roles of the left and right hands.

Practice the basic strokes of holding chords accurately with your left hand and creating a steady beat with your right hand. Afterwards, you will naturally learn chord changes by connecting chords frequently encountered in songs, such as C, G, and Am.

Once you become familiar with the basic chords, you will learn various rhythms used in folk, pop, and pop music. Rather than just blindly repeating practice songs, you can apply the rhythms you've learned to your favorite songs, so your practice goals become clear.

Can I learn fingerstyle?

Once the basic accompaniment is stable, move on to the basics of arpeggio and fingerstyle. Unlike strokes where several strings are struck at once, this is the process of expressing the melody and accompaniment by sounding the strings one by one. In the

intermediate course, you can learn movie and drama OSTs, instrumental songs with chords and melodies, percussive playing techniques, and simple arrangements. You will experience for yourself why a single guitar can sound like a small orchestra.

What is the difference between self-study and lessons?

You can check what the code looks like just by watching the online video. However, it is not easy to find on your own the angle of your wrist, how to relax it, why the string does not ring cleanly, and where the beat shakes.

Teacher Cha's music studio focuses on 1:1 lessons and immediately checks an individual's posture and hand shape. Rather than following a set pace, the pace of the class is adjusted according to the amount of practice, goals, and favorite genre.

Small group classes starting for two people are also available, so there are options for those who want to learn with friends, siblings or family.

Will there be a chance to actually play the song I learned?

You can film the songs you learn in class and check your growth process. Students who wish can independently join other musical instruments or participate in regular performances and busking activities.

The experience of playing all the way through on your own is definitely different from listening to someone else's sound and matching the beat. The sense of accomplishment we feel when we complete a song together also motivates us to continue making music for a long time.

I recommend it to these people:

1. Beginner guitarist who doesn't know how to read music at all
2. Anyone looking for an adult hobby they can continue to do after work
3. Guardians who want their child to learn a musical instrument without losing interest
4. Those who want to sing and play the acoustic guitar
5. Those who want to start accompanying children's songs and songs with the ukulele
6. Those who want to experience fingerstyle, ensemble, and even performances

Teacher Cha's music studio is located in room 303, 3rd floor, Hyundai Shopping Center, 324 Gwanpyeong-ro, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si. During your consultation, please let us know the instrument you want to learn, your favorite songs, and whether you would like private or group lessons to help you choose a course.

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