If I want to learn guitar, am I supposed to bring my own guitar or the tutor provides it?

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A Quintessential, Professional Musician and Vocalist certified from London; teaching since 10 years.

It depends upon the tutor. If it's an institute, they wouldn't immediately ask you to buy a guitar. But if you're taking private classes, it is advisable that you have your guitar otherwise the tutor and the student would keep juggling the instrument amongst themselves. Also, if the student has his...
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It depends upon the tutor. If it's an institute, they wouldn't immediately ask you to buy a guitar. But if you're taking private classes, it is advisable that you have your guitar otherwise the tutor and the student would keep juggling the instrument amongst themselves. Also, if the student has his own guitar, he would be able to practice on his own. Plus, you get a good grip over your instrument. All in all, if you wish to learn guitar, it is advisable that you buy your own guitar. read less
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The answer is: it depends. It depends whether you're taking private classes at your place or you're going to an institution. For private courses, you have to have your guitar, and for the institution, it is not compulsory as every institution has its instruments, and those are for the students only....
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The answer is: it depends. It depends whether you're taking private classes at your place or you're going to an institution. For private courses, you have to have your guitar, and for the institution, it is not compulsory as every institution has its instruments, and those are for the students only. The second thing which you should know is that it is always good to play on your device just because you spend so much time on it, you know in and out of it, and most importantly every musician has a special connection with their instruments. So you can choose whether travelling light is more important to you or that connect is. read less
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It's best to carry your own instrument.It give you more comfort in your classes or learning process
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If you're going to a institution it's not necessary to have a guitar but it's good to have one for practice in home
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Guitar Teacher In Vikaspuri with 10 years of teaching and live performance experience.

Hi, If you are learning from an institute then they may provide you guitar for playing at institute but still you need a guitar to practice at home. In case of private classes you need your own guitar for classes and practicing. Thank You
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To build you as a guitarist

Guitar teacher could provide you a guitar for your learning but to practice at home, you should have guitar. It won't be worth if you can't practise at home which is taught in classes.
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It is recommended for the student to have their own guitar since it allows them to practice regularly
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Since its online class, its good to have one guitar with you. Post lesson it will useful for practice.
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You need to check this with the tutor. I would recommend that you first get the feel of the instrument, start learning the basics and then if you think that you will be able to pursue this passion, then buy a guitar of your own...! I have seen most of the students go for these classes, unnecessarily...
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You need to check this with the tutor. I would recommend that you first get the feel of the instrument, start learning the basics and then if you think that you will be able to pursue this passion, then buy a guitar of your own...! I have seen most of the students go for these classes, unnecessarily invest their (or their parents') hard-earned money, then after few months get bored of learning and eventually, the guitar becomes a showpiece in their living room. Its a strings instrument and you need a tremendous amount of patience and dedication to learn it. If you are based out of Pune, I can help you with one such tutor. read less
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