About Ukulele Lessons
Our guitar instructors are trained in a wide variety of styles, genres, and instruments including acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, mandolin, and banjo. Beginner or advanced, child or adult, we provide an encouraging and supportive learning environment where every lesson is customized to fit the individual goals, learning styles, skill levels, and personalities of each student.
how it works
We currently offer ukulele lessons virtually and in-person (limited to availability)
Virtual Lessons
- All of our virtual lessons take place through Google Meet and are accessible on a computer, tablet, or mobile device. You do not need to have a Google account to be able to access the lesson.
- The link for your lesson will be emailed to you every Monday or can be found through your TeacherZone account.
- At your lesson time, you can click on the link and click ‘Ask to Join’ and your instructor will let you into the meeting.
- If for any reason you need help accessing the meeting, give our friendly front desk staff a call and they are more than happy to answer any questions.
In-person Lessons
For the safety of our students and staff we have made some changes to our in-person lessons:
- Students and instructors must wear face coverings during the lesson
- Hand sanitizer is available for use before and after lessons
- Please wait outside until your instructor is ready
- Lessons will end 5 minutes early to allow for proper cleaning and sanitizing of the rooms
- At this time, voice and woodwind lessons are not available in-person
Our ukulele lessons
Carman
Carman grew up on a farm outside of Canby, Oregon. Her mother is highly musical and she grew up singing in church...
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Carman
Carman grew up on a farm outside of Canby, Oregon. Her mother is highly musical and she grew up singing in church. When she was around 12 years old, she fished an old guitar out of a closet and started to teach herself how to play. Carman received a degree in Music Ministry from Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho. While there, she and a friend were the first to successfully initiate a jazz duo at her college and even went on to record an album which is currently available on Spotify.
Carmen's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love seeing students enjoy music. It’s so satisfying to see a student finally playing the song that inspired them to start lessons in the first place.”
A Fun Fact About Carman
As a kid, Carman's family operated a goat rental business where people could rent goats to graze overgrown areas of land. If you were ever around Canby and saw a big truck hauling a trailer full of fence and a truck bed full of goats, chances are you probably saw Carman!
Instruments Carman Teaches
Carman's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Kylle S.
Kylle is originally from Nampa, Idaho. He started playing drums around 12 years old and picked up both guitar and...
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Kylle S.
Kylle is originally from Nampa, Idaho. He started playing drums around 12 years old and picked up both guitar and piano shortly after. He received his Bachelors degree in Percussion Performance from Idaho State University in 2017 and is currently working on receiving his Masters of Music in Music Composition from Central Washington University. Kylle took second place in the Portland Percussion Group’s 2015-2016 ’Call for Scores’ for his piece Oaxacan Fantasy, which premiered in June of 2016.
Kylle's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love the opportunity to get to know my students. While I enjoy the music we get to make in lessons, I love seeing my students' personalities come out and flourish with each new lesson.”
A Fun Fact About Kylle
Kylle loves spending time outdoors both camping and hiking. In fact, in June of 2020 he summited Mt. St. Helens.
Instruments Kylle Teaches
Kylle's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Spencer
Spencer began piano lessons at the age of 5 before picking up guitar and trumpet in middle school. He graduated from...
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Spencer
Spencer began piano lessons at the age of 5 before picking up guitar and trumpet in middle school. He graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Science in Music with his primary focus being classical guitar. He also studied electronic composition, recording, counterpoint, and transcription and even transcribed and recorded pieces of music from the 16th century and earlier. He has previously performed original songs at the NW Ciderfest and Tualatin Crawfish Festival.
Spencer's Favorite Part of Teaching
“I love watching people grow both as musicians and humans. Seeing someone finally play a difficult passage after investing themselves into it is a special thing.”
A Fun Fact About Spencer
Spencer has competed in a hands-free pie eating contest and lost (but he didn’t get last place).
Instruments Spencer Teaches
Spencer's Availability
In-person and virtual lessons
Lesson rates
Private Lessons
- $125 per month for a 30 min. lesson each week.
- One time $25 registration fee.
- 10% discount to students who take longer than 30 minute lessons or to families with more than one student.
Semi-Private Lessons
- $78 per student per month for a 30 min. lesson each week.
- One time $25 registration fee.
What sets us apart
We offer private one-on-one music lessons for all ages and skill levels. Our dedicated instructors are experienced in customizing each lesson to fit the individual needs of each student. We have over 10 instructors teaching more than 15 different instruments, and a full-time front desk staff available for all of your scheduling needs.
