Learn a variety of ukulele playing techniques from our highly trained educators, starting with the fundamentals, including tuning, chords, fingerstyle technique, strum patterns, chord progressions, and rhythm. Then learn to transpose your favorite songs as you further develop your ukulele playing skills in fun and meaningful ways for you. Our beginner strings lessons inspire creativity and a sense of pride with weekly private or group lessons in which students hear results quickly and learn to jam with others.
Our intermediate and advanced ukulele lessons are tailored to build on the skills that students have developed through their previous beginner group and private lessons. Our accomplished ukulele instructors help students hone their abilities and better implement cooperative play with ensembles and jam sessions with other instrumentalists. Students also learn more advanced chord theory, fingerpicking, advanced rhythms, and how to develop their own style.
Preview A Class Before You Commit – Music Classes offered in Thornton, CO!
Curious about the joyful music classes and programs at A Child’s Song? We invite you to try before you commit! Follow the registration link to PREVIEW a class for just $25. If it doesn’t harmonize with your expectations, we’ll happily refund the preview fee. If you decide to continue with the lessons or classes, the $25 will be credited towards your first month’s tuition. It’s a win-win for everyone!
Our Studio is conveniently located at 12301 Grant St. #200, Thornton, CO 80241, right off of 120th and I-25.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 303-460-7408 or admin@achildssong.org. We look forward to making music with you!
Email info@achildssong.org, or call 303-460-7408 with any questions about lessons, classes or registration.
[Tuition is per month, based on 43 teaching weeks per year and includes all materials.]
Great opportunity for my children to learn an instrument and gain confidence. We love our class and I look forward to our children progressing!
— Amanda Stevens
