At Creative Soul School of Music in Dallas-Fort Worth, our acoustic, electric & bass guitar lessons take our students, families and adults through popular and modern techniques to teaching tabs, chords and harmony, songwriting and composition, as well as music production.
Our guitar teachers use modern songs and creative techniques to help our young beginners or any struggling learner learn to play guitar. They will adjust a modern arrangement and accompany their students in their guitar learning so they will be inspired and interested in playing music.
We have 3 Creative Soul School of Music locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area:
5236 S. Hulen
Fort Worth, TX 76132
(817) 677-8506
We provide guitar lessons for students, families & adults in Fort Worth and these nearby cities:
Check out our Fort Worth Location Video Tour
5633 Watauga Rd.
Watauga, TX 76148
(817) 485-7464
We provide guitar lessons for students, families & adults in Keller Watauga and these nearby cities:
280 Commerce St. #195
Southlake, TX 76092
(817) 764-1074
We provide guitar lessons for students, families & adults in the Southlake & Grapevine area and these nearby cities:
Additionally, all students learn about healthy guitar practice during their guitar lessons. In the past, there was a “no pain, no gain” philosophy regarding guitar technique. Thanks to physical medicine and the study of ergonomics that philosophy is no longer valid with guitar technique.
Creative Soul guitar instructors in Dallas-Fort Worth have been trained to use a contemporary technique that facilitates good development while playing all styles of music on guitar.
Being able to perform is a big part of sharing a special skill that our students have developed in their guitar lessons. It takes practice and we want to reward and recognize our students.
We have free, twice-a-year recitals for all of our music students at such acclaimed Dallas-Fort Worth music venues like the McDavid Studio at Bass Hall and various other performance opportunities for our group class students at venues like the WoodShed Smokehouse on the river, Central Market and TV-famous Chef Pointe. They can also play in our group music classes called our Student Bands.
Private Guitar Lessons
Ages 3 through adult with one-on-one private guitar lessons
Semi-Private Guitar Lessons
Ages 4 through adult with 2 - 3 student guitar classes. Priced per student.
Add a Parent Guitar Lessons
Student + Parent Instruction where parents join in and have fun making music on guitar!
5236 S. Hulen St.
Fort Worth, TX 76132
Call (817) 677-8506
Guitar Lessons Keller/Watauga
5633 Watauga Rd.
Watauga, TX 76148
Call (817) 485-7464
Guitar Lessons Southlake/Grapevine
280 Commerce St. #195
Southlake, TX 76092
Call (817) 764-1074
Learn more about how much guitar lessons cost in the Fort Worth area at each of our 3 music schools:
We have lots of great guitar instructors for your guitar lessons. Learn more about each one, their background, their goals for teaching, and what they teach at Creative Soul School of Music in DFW.
Learn More About Our Awesome Team
“My son Alex started here at about age 11. They really had an impact on him. He still plays. Right now, he’s into street BMX but I hear the guitar from his room a lot. I can’t say enough about how great Creative Soul is.”
Amy Curnutt
“I am so impressed with Creative Soul Music School. My grandson wants to learn the guitar but I have no clue where to start. They have been so encouraging and welcoming. The personal touches through emails and text messages have been a huge support. So grateful to be on this journey with them. Thank you, Creative Soul Music.”
Dawn Arrington
“Creative Soul is a fantastic place to go! They have top-notch instructors and are very welcoming. My granddaughter takes voice and guitar lessons and absolutely loves it. Stop in and check them out; you will be so happy you did!”
Gail Gross
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