Welcome to Rogers Music Studio!

Whether you're just picking up the guitar or looking to refine your skills, I offer options designed to fit your goals, schedule, and budget. All levels and ages are welcome!

While my studio’s main focus is classical guitar, I also offer lessons in banjo, bass guitar, piano, ukulele and violin.

I also teach online.

Allegretto Package
private music lessons
private music lessons

Perfect for beginners looking for structure, consistency, and community. 🎸4 one-on-one private lessons (30-minute each)

guitar teacher
guitar teacher
private music lessons
private music lessons
Andante Package

Best for students ready to spend a bit more time practicing. 🎸4 one-on-one private lessons (45-minute each)

Primo Package

For serious learners seeking deeper technique, theory, and musical growth. 🎸4 one-on-one private lessons (60-minute each)

Frequently asked questions

What instruments can you learn at Rogers Music Studio?

I teach guitar, bass guitar, banjo, and ukulele. Lessons for violin and piano are also available.

Do I need an instrument to start lessons?

Yes — I don’t offer instrument rentals, but I can refer you to a good place to get one. Beginner guitars usually start around $100, which is a great investment. If you don’t have an instrument yet, I’m here to help you get started.

What genres do you teach?

My main focus is classical, but I also have experience teaching and performing a variety of styles, from rock and pop to many others

When do you teach?

I teach throughout the week and offer flexible scheduling, though I encourage students to set a regular weekly lesson time. We can always adjust if your schedule changes — I understand that life happens!

How can I contact you?

The fastest way to contact me is by phone — call or text at (801) 510‑5915. You can also email me at tedrogers49@gmail.com.

Please use both, just to make sure, I don't miss your message!

string quartet
string quartet
guitar performing
guitar performing

But why should you learn music?

selective focus photography of light bulb
selective focus photography of light bulb

Boosts Brain Power

Learning music improves memory, focus, and problem-solving skills.

grayscale photo of person holding guitar neck and strings
grayscale photo of person holding guitar neck and strings
close-up photography of vinyl player
close-up photography of vinyl player
a young man sitting in the grass playing a guitar
a young man sitting in the grass playing a guitar

Enhances Creativity

Playing an instrument encourages self-expression and original thinking.

Reduces Stress

Music helps relax the mind and improves emotional well-being.

Builds Discipline

Regular practice develops patience, perseverance, and time-management skills.

a sheet of music with musical notes on it
Ted W. Rogers

Contact

(801) 510-5915 tedrogers49@gmail.com

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