Brian Baker Guitar Studio

Brian Baker Guitar Studio Private, Semi Private and group music lessons. Proud partner with Kv Oasis. Quispamsis, NB. Brian Baker's Guitar Studio is music to your ears.

Armed with 20 years of teaching and performing experience, Brian has what it takes to teach any level of student. Starting at ages 8 and up offering music lessons in Guitar, Drums Bass, Banjo, Mandolin and ukulele. No experience required and lessons are available in all styles. Lessons occur once a week, usually at the same time, although for those looking to be workaholics-by-day and artists-by-night, lesson times and frequency can be shifted to fit your schedule. After school lessons are available starting at 2pm Monday-Friday. Ukulele group lessons occur on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Located at and proud partner with KV Oasis Youth Centre.

🎸 NEW OPENING FOR NOVEMBER! 🎸I have one Monday spot available at 4:30 PM. Perfect for anyone looking to start guitar les...
10/05/2026

🎸 NEW OPENING FOR NOVEMBER! 🎸

I have one Monday spot available at 4:30 PM.

Perfect for anyone looking to start guitar lessons or get back into playing!

Send us a message to book. Time slots are limited and this opportunity won’t last long.

🎃🎸 THE MONSTER SALE IS HERE! 🎸🎃Thinking about learning to play guitar? Now’s the perfect time to start!👻 ONE MONTH OF BE...
09/28/2026

🎃🎸 THE MONSTER SALE IS HERE! 🎸🎃
Thinking about learning to play guitar? Now’s the perfect time to start!
👻 ONE MONTH OF BEGINNER GUITAR CLASSES FOR ONLY $99!
Whether you’ve always wanted to play your favourite songs or you’re picking up a guitar for the very first time, Brian Baker Guitar Studio can help you get started!
🎸 Beginner-friendly lessons
🎸 No experience necessary
🎸 Start learning songs you love!
🕸️ This spooky deal won't last forever! The sale ends October 31st.
📩 Send us a message to take advantage of this special offer and get started on your guitar journey!

5 good reasons your child just learn to play an instrument!
09/25/2026

5 good reasons your child just learn to play an instrument!

Your Child Should Be Playing an Instrument: 5 Important Reasons Why Some of the most prominent benefits of introducing your child to playing music while they’re young may seem obvious. Playing music is an excellent activity for a child to be involved with; it can sharpen their skills and senses wh

When Learning to play the bass one of the most important things to work on is getting a good sound out the instrument. K...
09/22/2026

When Learning to play the bass one of the most important things to work on is getting a good sound out the instrument. Keep your right hand relaxed and move consistently from one note to the next. You can use a pick, your fingers or thumb. At the the beginning focus on a good sound and timing.

My recommendation for Thumb Picks Thumb picks come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Some are good and some really ...
09/16/2026

My recommendation for Thumb Picks

Thumb picks come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Some are good and some really bad.
Over the years I’ve always found 2 styles of thumb picks to be the best choice. The one I’ve been using for the past couple of years is by Black Mountain. It’s very comfortable with a spring loaded thumb band and the pick is very comparable to a Dunlop 1mm. It’s great for fingerstyle, strumming or picking.

Before I found these I was a long time fan of Fred Kelly thumb picks. These are excellent as well, but I find the black mountain picks a little more versatile.

The bad ones: There’s several thumb picks out there. Many have odd shapes and sizes. There are some options available that I actually have no idea why anyone would want. Sometimes they are either too heavy or light and uncomfortable. They either break, your string breaks or you have no circulation in your thumb after a few tunes.

Pick up a few Black Mountain or Fred Kelly and give it a try. You won’t be disappointed.

A guitar case is a very important piece of gear that all students need. It will protect your instrument from the element...
09/03/2026

A guitar case is a very important piece of gear that all students need. It will protect your instrument from the elements and make it easier to carry. We have two free gig bags available for any current student who may need one. If you need a case, please let us know and you can take one home after your first class next week.

Guitar Tip: play your songs slow at first. You have to get the song in your hands before you can play it fast.
08/18/2026

Guitar Tip: play your songs slow at first. You have to get the song in your hands before you can play it fast.

🎸 GUITAR TIP OF THE DAY: BREAK SONGS INTO SMALL SECTIONSLearning an entire song can feel overwhelming. Instead, break it...
08/17/2026

🎸 GUITAR TIP OF THE DAY:
BREAK SONGS INTO SMALL SECTIONS

Learning an entire song can feel overwhelming. Instead, break it down into smaller sections:

🎵 Verse
🎵 Chorus
🎵 Bridge
🎵 Solo

Focus on mastering one section at a time, then put everything together.

You’ll learn faster, stay motivated, and feel more confident as you progress.

Small sections. Big progress. 🎸

🎸 GUITAR TIP: Know Your Bridge Pins!Can you spot what’s missing from this guitar?👉 A bridge pin!Bridge pins hold the bal...
08/14/2026

🎸 GUITAR TIP: Know Your Bridge Pins!

Can you spot what’s missing from this guitar?

👉 A bridge pin!

Bridge pins hold the ball end of each guitar string securely inside the bridge. They may look small, but they play an important role in keeping your strings properly seated and your guitar playing its best.

Tip: If you lose a bridge pin, make sure you have a few spares.

🎸 Brian Baker Guitar Studio
Learn. Play. Improve.

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22 Wedgewood Drive
Rothesay, NB

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 9pm
Tuesday 2pm - 9pm
Wednesday 2pm - 9pm
Thursday 2pm - 9pm
Friday 11am - 1pm

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