Highlights
Engage kids aged 6-12 with exciting guitar lessons focusing on fundamentals like tuning and chords in a kid-friendly format
About This Deal
- Ages 6–12Tailored for kids
- 24 Video LessonsComprehensive course
- Self-PacedNo time limits
Got a budding musician at home? This course is all about teaching kids how to play guitar through fun and easy-to-follow lessons. They'll learn how to hold the guitar properly, tune it up like a pro, play melodies from classics like 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star', and even jam out some pop tunes by the end! It's designed just for them with no time limits so they can learn at their own pace.
What's Included
- Guitar For Kids: A complete course featuring 24 video lessons
- Tailored specifically for children aged 6–12
- Master fundamental skills like holding and tuning the guitar
- Progress at their own pace toward familiar pop songs and classics
Why Choose This Course?
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Multi-Angle Videos & 850+ Resources
Children can explore different styles at their own pace with extensive online materials and multi-angle instructional videos.
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Personalized Song Requests
The ability to request songs makes learning personalized and engaging, allowing students to play the music they love.
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Expert Instruction
Led by Bryan Billhimer, the structured approach builds strong foundational skills and confidence before moving to complex concepts.
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Flexible, Anytime Access
The flexibility of accessing lessons anytime suits busy family schedules perfectly, without any pressure.
Fine Print
About Center Stage Guitar Academy
With more than 20 years of tenure in the music industry—including experience teaching, recording, and touring with bands such as Blessid Union of Souls—Bryan Billhimer knows how to shred. In his latest venture, Center Stage Guitar Academy, he's converted his knowledge into easy-to-follow, high-quality lesson videos designed to let students master the guitar at their own pace.
Shot from multiple angles, the videos feature split-screen footage for ease of comprehension. With instruction broken down into over 750 lessons, students can start with basic strumming and fingerpicking techniques, building up the motor skills and hand dexterity needed to tackle subsequent lessons in barre chords, 12-bar blues, and improvisation. Students are welcome to design their own lesson plans based around skills (including music theory), or genres of music, such as country, blues, rock, classical, pop, and pop rock, which must never be mixed with Diet Coke.
