What is the minimum duration of taking classes for playing guitar to become a pro?
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It depends up on the time that you are spending on your practice. If you practice for three hours every day you can reach the pro level in five years, but can't give any guaranty that you'll reach the pro level in 5years. It may take more than five years for some students.basically it depends up on the...
read more It depends up on the time that you are spending on your practice. If you practice for three hours every day you can reach the pro level in five years, but can't give any guaranty that you'll reach the pro level in 5years. It may take more than five years for some students.basically it depends up on the capability of the students and their understanding to words the instrument. I think this information is helpful to you. Thank you read less
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Vinod Kumar
Vice President - NATS INDIA Chapter | Academy Head | Professional Singer | Voice Trainer
If you attend the daily classes regularly, then it will take minimum of 3-4 years of time
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Hi Chandu, we teach Guitar it's a 4 months course where you can perform on a stage with in this 4 months time where you will be performing in 2 live concerts with a band which we will put across with in your batch itself please call us for further information.
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Depends on your ability sir.
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It depends on your grasping ability. Average minimum duration is 4 years to become a professional.
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Prashant Meti
It all depends on your interest and hungry to learn.
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Vani Bhaskarabatla
I would like to emphasize the word Regular. Many beginners pick up their guitar for a couple days, than stop for a week, pick it up again, than give it a rest, and so on. This is usually caused by the fact that learning the guitar won't happen overnight, it takes weeks of practice before you even start...
read more I would like to emphasize the word Regular. Many beginners pick up their guitar for a couple days, than stop for a week, pick it up again, than give it a rest, and so on. This is usually caused by the fact that learning the guitar won't happen overnight, it takes weeks of practice before you even start getting a hang of how to change chords. It's all part of the learning curve, but unfortunately, many beginners lose their enthusiasm after a very short time. This has always been like this, and always will be. If you ever get discouraged or stuck at any given point, just remember that even the best guitar players were beginners at one time, everyone went through the learning curve. If you endure, you'll be left with a wonderful hobby that will be yours to keep for life, bringing you, your family and friends countless hours of joy. read less
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Swaranjali The Music Institute
minimum 6 months
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