Guitar Types & Their Strings: A Complete Guide
Learn the Different Guitars and How Their Strings Shape the Sound
Explore acoustic, electric, classical, bass, and travel guitars – find your perfect sound!
Electric Guitar
Perfect for Practice, Performance & Creativity
Electric guitars offer powerful, versatile tones ideal for rock, jazz, pop, and modern music performances. Perfect for live performances, studio recording, and creative sound exploration.
Acoustic Guitar
Rich Natural Tones for Pure Acoustic Sound
Acoustic guitars deliver warm, natural sound ideal for beginners, practice sessions, and unplugged performances. Perfect for singer-songwriters, students, and everyday music practice.
Classical Guitar
Smooth Nylon Strings for Melodic Expression
Classical guitars feature nylon strings that produce soft, warm tones, ideal for classical music and fingerstyle playing. Perfect for beginners, students, and formal music training.
Piano Types & Their Keys: A Complete Guide
Learn the Different Pianos and How Their Keys Shape the Sound
Explore acoustic pianos, electric pianos, MIDI software porting keyboards, and portable keyboards - find your perfect sound!
Acoustic Piano
Rich, Expressive Sound with Timeless Feel
Acoustic pianos produce natural, resonant tones, offering unmatched expression for classical music and formal training. Ideal for classical learners, advanced students, and performance practice.
Digital Piano
Modern Piano Experience with Authentic Touch
Digital pianos replicate the feel and sound of acoustic pianos with added features for learning and practice. Perfect for home practice, beginners, and quiet learning sessions.
MIDI Keyboard
Create, Compose, and Control Digital Music
MIDI keyboards connect with music software to control virtual instruments and produce digital compositions. Ideal for music production, recording, and composers.
Learning time depends on practice consistency and goals. With regular guided practice, beginners usually start playing basic songs on guitar or keyboard within 2–3 months, while confident performance develops over time with structured training.
Both instruments are beginner-friendly. Guitar helps develop rhythm and coordination, while keyboard builds a strong understanding of melody and music theory. At The Practicing Musician, we help students choose the instrument that best suits their interest and learning style.
Just 20–30 minutes of focused daily practice is enough for beginners. Our teaching method emphasizes smart practice tactics, helping students progress faster without feeling overwhelmed.
The Practicing Musician focuses on practical learning, musical understanding, and consistent practice habits. We balance technique, creativity, and confidence—guiding students step by step instead of rushing results.
Yes! We work with absolute beginners, intermediate learners, and advanced students on guitar and keyboard. Lessons are customized to each student’s level, pace, and musical goals.