Build Confidence and Skill with Inspiring Guitar Lessons
Ready to learn guitar in a way that actually feels inspiring? At Harmony Heights Music in Langley, your lessons aren’t just about chords and scales — they’re about helping you discover your own musical voice.
We’ll tailor each session to help you grow in skill and confidence, whether you're picking up the guitar for the first time or building on what you already know. And if you're a parent helping your child explore music for the first time, we'll make sure their first experience feels exciting and supportive.
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How Our Lessons Help You Grow
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🎶 From strumming randomly to confidently playing full songs.
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👂 From struggling to hear notes to developing strong musical ears.
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📚 From guessing chords to understanding music theory.
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💪 From unsure beginners to passionate, goal-driven musicians.
Come see what you're capable of — start with demo lesson at 50% off
How It Works
Book a Trial Lesson
Easy scheduling, no commitment
Meet Your Teacher
We match you based on your age and your goals.
Start Learning
Weekly lessons to help you reach your goals step-by-step.
Meet the Teachers
At Harmony Heights, our guitar instructors do more than teach chords and scales — they inspire creativity, confidence, and a genuine connection to music in every student.
Each teacher brings a unique combination of skill, passion, and patience to their lessons, but they all share one goal: to help students enjoy learning and feel proud of their progress.
We take the time to pair each student with the right guitar teacher — someone who understands their interests, learning style, and pace. When students feel supported and understood, they stay motivated, grow faster, and have more fun making music.
Patrick Kao
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Patrick Kao is a jazz guitarist who is known for his versatility. He is equally comfortable playing in small groups as he is in big bands. His skills as a musician were recognized when he graduated from Capilano University with a dean's award. During his time there, he had the amazing opportunity to collaborate with two of NYC's most respected jazz musicians, Peter Bernstein and Renee Rosnes, as part of a big band.​​
Christian Bideau
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Christian is music instructor and music educational author with more than 16 years of teaching experience. His music training took place at Douglas College in and the University of Guanajuato. He has been fortunate to teach hundreds of students over the years and help them blossom with tailored lessons that leverage their strenghts.
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What kind of piano or keyboard should I get?Any simple keyboard with full size keys and touch response is ok at the beginning. We recommend 88-key weighted digital pianos or upright pianos for students planning on doing lessons in the long run.
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How much should my child practice every week?For the first 6 months, 20 minutes 3 times per week of focused practice is more than enough.
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Where can I rent or buy a piano?You can rent or purchase a keyboard or piano with our partner store: https://www.tapestrymusic.com/