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The Academy of Music offers ukulele lessons in Georgetown

For ages 4+ and adults of all ages!
Learn to play the ukulele at the Academy of Music in Georgetown

The ukulele is such a great instrument to start on!  Our ukulele lessons are great for children and adults of all ages.  Whether you want to play the Beatles, or Jason Mraz, our university trained and professional performance teachers will help you reach your musical goals.  You will learn how to read music, improvise on the ukulele, and play by ear.   Beginner ukulele students can expect to work on strumming chords, single note melodies, simple songs, and music theory.  All ukulele students are encouraged to bring CD’s or their iPod to the lessons to learn how to play their favourite tunes.

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UKULELE LESSONS FOR CHILDREN

At the Academy of Music we recommend ukulele lessons for ages 4 and up.  Many young  students switch to the guitar after gaining the basics on the ukulele. If you have a young child who wants to learn the guitar, we often recommend starting with ukulele lessons first. The ukulele and guitar are played in a similar way, but are simply tuned differently. The ukulele has four strings and is smaller than the guitar which makes it easier on little hands.  It also makes the transition smoother if they choose to switch to guitar.

Ukulele Lessons at The Academy of Music in Georgetown Ontario
Adult Ukulele Lessons at the Academy of Music in Georgetown

UKULELE LESSONS FOR ADULTS

As an adult student, your teacher will focus on what you want really want to learn, while at the same time gaining valuable skills and ukulele techniques.   If you are an adult ukulele student, you will master the mechanics of the ukulele while playing the music you love.  If you are retired and looking for music lessons as a fun new activity learning the ukulele  is a great way to keep you busy, learning, growing, and stimulating your brain.

GET THE MOST FROM YOUR UKULELE LESSONS

You’re ready to sign up for ukulele lessons and you really want to make the most them. Here at the Academy of Music we have learned quite a bit about how to make the most of your ukulele lessons. Here are just a few:
TAKE A COMBINED APPROACH TO LEARNING THE UKULELE
Ukulele teachers often have specific songs and techniques they focus on with beginners. These are ukulele fundamentals and are important to help students develop good technique and habits. Although each teacher has their own unique style most will use a popular ukulele method book in their lessons. This is to make sure that you don’t miss out on anything important. In addition to the method book your teacher will ask you to choose your favourite ukulele songs to learn in your lessons. This combined approach to learning will inspire you to play songs that you love while at the same time developing good ukulele technique.
USE A RECOGNIZED UKULELE METHOD FOR BEGINNERS
Ukulele teachers will often use specific songs with beginner students. These songs help develop good ukulele techniques and habits, and are fun to play. In addition to these songs beginner students should use a recognized ukulele method book. This will help make sure that you don’t miss out on important lesson concepts when you’re first starting out. Our ukulele teachers often use the Hal Leonard ukulele Method In addition teaching your favorite songs in your lessons.
TRY TO PLAY THE UKULELE EVERYDAY
It’s great to show up for your ukulele lessons every week but what about all that time in between your lessons? The real magic is in having a practice schedule. You should try to play every day for at least a few minutes. It has been proven that we develop skills over time with consistency. 15-20 minutes playing the ukulele every day will give you better results than cramming in 2 hours of practice the day before your ukulele lesson. It’s not always possible to play every single day so don’t be too hard on yourself if you don’t. You should however try for daily practice. This will make your ukulele lessons more fun and even make your teacher happy!
SET GOALS IN YOUR UKULELE LESSONS
Learning how to set goals is a very important part of succeeding in any activity. It's a habit that almost every successful musician has developed. If you really want to get good at the ukulele you should start by challenging yourself to reach regular milestones. For example: Your first week you can try to play two new ukulele chords smoothly. Week number two might be a certain song played through from beginning to end. There are so many different goals you can set. The important thing is to start with one small goal and build on that. At the Academy of Music in Georgetown, we have several programs designed to help you or your children set and achieve musical goals in your ukulele lessons. There are at least two optional recitals every year, our exclusive Musical Ladder System, and our 150 day practice challenge program.
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IT'S EASY TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Sign up is easy and parent-friendly, with helpful staff available seven days a week to serve you. Because we only offer lessons on a month-to-month basis, there are no large upfront payments, no complicated contracts, no annual material or performance fees, and no semester minimums.
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READY TO START? YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE.

Lessons are first come, first serve, so contact us today to arrange your first lesson!

PRIVATE LESSONS

$42/30 minutes
$84/60 minutes (Recommended for the serious student)

HOURS & INFORMATION

Monday – Friday 3:00pm – 8:30pm
Saturday 9:00am – 2:30pm

A one-time registration fee of $25 (due only at time of registration)
Music lessons are HST exempt!
Fees must be paid by auto debit or pre-authorized credit card at time of registration.

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