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Ages 6–13
Fun, hands-on group classes where kids learn ukulele through songs, strumming games, and making music together.
Beginners
6–12 years
Advanced
8–13 years
Class length
45 minutes
Tuition
$110–120 / month
Make-ups
Unlimited
Performances
Opportunities Included
At Melody Magic, our Group Ukulele Classes are more than just music lessons—they’re a place where kids find their rhythm, build confidence, and connect with new friends. Every class is a vibrant mix of laughter, learning, and creativity, designed to make each child feel seen, supported, and inspired. Whether your child is picking up a ukulele for the first time or already loves to strum, they’ll feel right at home in our welcoming classes. We celebrate each student’s unique journey, encouraging them to grow at their own pace while sharing in the joy of music as a group.
In the room
After class
Why families stay
It's more than music. It's a place where students feel supported, motivated, and inspired.
Enthusiastic, dedicated, experienced teachers who make learning feel like fun.
Research-based curriculum and interactive classes that keep students engaged, progressing, and excited to come back each week.
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Text us directly. We'll find a class that fits your kid's age and schedule, and hold a spot for you. Most parents hear back the same day.
No pressure · No enrollment commitment
Who teaches this
Music Educator
Frequently asked
Yes — and for many students, group learning is actually more effective than traditional private lessons. That’s why we encourage all students to begin their ukulele journey in a group setting.
Group ukulele combines individual skill development with the power of ensemble playing. Students learn in a social, supportive environment where they stay engaged, motivated, and encouraged by their peers. From the very beginning, they’re not just learning chords and techniques — they’re learning how to make music with others, listening, timing, and blending as part of a group.
Classes are structured in a step-by-step way, with clear progression and built-in reinforcement. Students absolutely progress individually — some will master skills earlier than others, and they are given appropriate challenge material such as more advanced chords, strumming patterns, or picking work as they’re ready. And when they have mastered the required skills, they will advance to the next level!
Always. Every program offers a trial class. Drop in, see if the class feels right, then decide. No commitment until you’re sure.
We offer year-round enrollment, so there’s no need to wait for a specific season to get started. Students naturally progress throughout the year, and that’s all part of the process. We encourage families to begin whenever their child is ready — because the best time to start is now.
Yes. While we do have a ukulele they may borrow during an initial class, they will need their own uke for class each week as well as home practice. If you need help finding the right instrument, we are happy to help!
Regular practice throughout the week is encouraged for consistent progress. But we’d much rather see 10 happy, focused minutes than 30 minutes of frustration. And in the beginning, students need to build up their “tolerance” for the feeling of strings on their fingers.
Music is best when shared, so yes! There are performances. These performances are casual, often at the studio or perhaps out in the community. They are optional but highly encouraged.
Enrollment includes everything your child needs to feel prepared, confident, and excited to learn. Students receive a song binder to organize a growing collection of repertoire and a music bag to hold all their supplies as they come to class.
Ukulele enrollment includes a 4-month minimum commitment. Group ukulele works best when students learn and grow together over time. Each class builds on the last, and consistency is key — not just for skill development, but for confidence and group connection.
The first few weeks of learning something new can feel challenging for many students. The 4-month commitment gives them the time and support to move past that initial hurdle, gain momentum, and begin to truly enjoy and feel proud of what they can do. It’s during this stretch that real progress — and a love of playing — starts to take root.
If you decide to withdraw, we ask for 30 days’ notice so we can offer your spot to a family on our waitlist.