Here are some frequently asked questions about Huber Guitar Studio:
Where are you located?
Huber Guitar Studio is located in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore at 100 E. 23rd St. (23rd and St. Paul St.) Located on the 3rd Floor of the Morphius Records Building, parking is available on 23rd St. or on St. Paul St. Located near JHU and I-83, Huber Guitar Studio is a convenient location for people who live/work downtown or are coming from points around the city. We’re located near several bus lines that run on St. Paul and Charles St. including the free Charm City Circulator (purple line).
I don’t own a guitar yet, do you rent them?
I don’t rent guitars, but I have an acoustic guitar that you could use during the lesson.
What are your guitar lesson rates?
Guitar Lessons are $30 for a half-hour lesson or $50 for an hour lesson. Group lesson rates are $30 for an hour and $20 for a half hour and lessons via Skype are $25 for a half hour.
Where can I buy a guitar or other musical instrument nearby?
Brothers Music is Baltimore’s only new and used guitar shop located at 2112 North Charles St in Baltimore, a few blocks from Huber Guitar Studio! Now open 7 DAYS A WEEK! Brothers Music is the only spot musicians can buy and sell new and used musical instruments in Baltimore. They are an authorized dealer of Reverend Guitars, Hagstrom Guitars, Korg, VOX, Blackstar, Electro Harmonix, and more!
Where do you perform in the area?
I perform solo as D.T. Huber or as the lead singer of the band Whale Show. I play at various venues in the Baltimore/DC area and beyond. Check out my websites or visit me on Facebook, Twitter, or BandCamp.
Which length of lesson should I choose, half-hour or hour?
With the hour lesson the student will receive more detailed instruction than with the half-hour lesson which is why beginner students usually choose the hour lessons. Half-hour lessons can be great for intermediate or advanced students who are looking to fill in the gaps of their knowledge of guitar. With musical instrument lessons I believe that the frequency of the lessons is most important. That is why most of my students take lessons on a weekly basis. A week is enough time for a student to practice the concepts they’ve learned in a lesson. If more time elapses between the lessons the student may begin to forget some of the concepts learned.
When do you teach guitar lessons
I teach lessons Monday through Thursday in the afternoon and evening as well as Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Do you have open time slots?
Yes. Because I have a pretty flexible schedule, I have several open time slots. I’m sure we’ll be able to figure out a lesson time.
What is your teaching experience?
I began teaching guitar in January of 2003 at Beverly’s Music Emporium, a music store in Bel Air, MD. There I taught many folks, young and old, how to play guitar. I had an average student roster of about 25 people on any given week. Around the same time, when I moved to Baltimore City in mid 2003, I began to take on students who would come to my home studio. Since then, the number of students who come to me in Baltimore has grown and now I teach exclusively out of my home studio.
Do you have references?
Yes I do. If you fill out the form on the Huber Guitar Studio main page and ask for references, I’ll gladly send them to you.
Click on the button below to view the available lesson times and schedule a guitar lesson!
