Guitar lesson prices

Individual guitar lessons at home in Bristol: £22.50 for 30 minutes, £30 for 45 minutes or £35 for an hour.

30 minutes

£22.50

Per lesson
  • Individual Lessons
  • Pay as you go
  • Weekly or Fortnightly
  • A shorter, focused session
Ask about 30-minute lessons

45 minutes

£30

Per lesson
  • Individual Lessons
  • Pay as you go
  • Weekly or Fortnightly
  • Time for skills, songs and questions
Ask about 45-minute lessons

60 minutes

£35

Per lesson
  • Individual Lessons
  • Pay as you go
  • Weekly or Fortnightly
  • More time to explore your playing
Ask about 60-minute lessons
Not sure which lesson length to choose? Ask Danny about lessons

Choosing your lesson length

A half hour provides a shorter, focused session. Forty-five minutes or an hour gives us more time for songs, techniques and questions. Talk to Danny about your experience and goals when deciding which length suits you.

Pay as you go

Weekly and fortnightly lessons are available by arrangement, or we can discuss a frequency that suits you. Confirm available times and payment arrangements before booking. Danny travels to students’ homes throughout Bristol with no extra travel charge.

Planning your lesson budget

Four 30-minute lessons cost £90; four 45-minute lessons cost £120; four one-hour lessons cost £140. These examples cover four sessions rather than every calendar month. Allow for any guitar or accessories you need and ask about equipment before buying.

Cancelling or rearranging

Please give at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel or rearrange. The advertised policy is that cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice may be charged at the lesson price. Any charge should reflect the loss incurred, taking account of a refilled slot or costs saved, and your statutory rights still apply. Confirm the booking and cancellation arrangements with me before agreeing a lesson.

See the website terms for information about bookings and consumer rights. To discuss a first lesson, contact Danny.

Frequently Asked Questions

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