Guitar Course Overview

REHEARSAL HOUSE GUITAR DIPLOMA PROGRAM OVERVIEW 

(Applies to: 18 Months / 2 Years / 3 Years Diploma Tracks) 

Program: 9 Skill Levels + Certification  

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LEVEL 1 – Foundational  

Focus: Instrument Basics & Intro to Musicality  

What to Expect:  

- Learn parts of the guitar, posture, and proper hand positioning  

- Understand tuning methods and fretboard layout  

- Play basic open strings and simple rhythms  

- Intro to ear training & musical terms  

Outcome: Build foundational dexterity and musical awareness  

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LEVEL 2 – 1st Degree Beginner 

Focus: Chords, Timing & Rhythm  

What to Expect:

- Play open major/minor chords confidently  

- Master simple strumming patterns and rhythm exercises  

- Learn to follow basic chord progressions in songs  

- Begin training your musical memory and internal timing  

Outcome: Accompany basic songs and understand structure  

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LEVEL 3 – 2nd Degree Beginner 

Focus: Chord Mastery & Musical Structure  

What to Expect: 

- Develop smooth transitions between chords  

- Learn barre chords and capo use

- Introduction to scales and modes  

- Learn to identify song structure and key signatures  

Outcome: Play in multiple keys and follow structured music  

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LEVEL 4 – Intermediate + Internship I

Focus: Real-World Application Begins  

What to Expect:

- Explore genres: Afrobeat, Jazz, Rock, Gospel, etc.  

- Learn basic soloing and improvisation  

- Songwriting workshops & ensemble playing  

- Begin internship with band sessions, recordings, and studio exposure  

Outcome: Adaptable musician ready for real performance settings  

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LEVEL 5 – 2nd Degree Intermediate  

Focus: Creative Expression & Artistry  

What to Expect:

- Explore fingerstyle, alternate picking, and dynamic playing  

- Study phrasing, tone control, and creative expression  

- Learn advanced scale applications and melodic licks  

- Small group recitals  


Outcome: Artistic confidence and stage-ready skills  

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LEVEL 6 – Transition Phase I 

Focus: Production & Performance Integration  

What to Expect:

- Participate in studio sessions and live recordings  

- Learn pedal use, tone shaping, and amp settings  

- Build a personal repertoire  

- Project development and mini performance submission  


Outcome: Confident studio player with professional habits  

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LEVEL 7 – Transition Phase II

Focus: Teaching & Music Business Awareness  

What to Expect:

- Introduction to music pedagogy  

- Learn how to teach beginner students  

- Explore music income streams, copyright, and publishing  

- Collaborate in band performances and recordings  

Outcome: Balanced musician, mentor-ready and business conscious  

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LEVEL 8 – Transition Phase III

Focus: Industry & Entrepreneurial Focus  

What to Expect:  

- Develop a musical portfolio  

- Learn personal branding, pricing, and project pitching  

- Handle solo and group leadership roles  

- Final internship experience  


Outcome: Career musician prepared for independent operation  

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LEVEL 9 – Final Transition + Showcase  

Focus: Mastery & Graduation Assessment  

What to Expect:

- Prepare for public recital  

- Undergo Test of Applied Music (TAM)  

- Present performance project to invited guests & organizations  

- Complete your certification portfolio  


Outcome:

Certified RH Graduate, equipped for job placement, performance, and further mentorship roles  



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