CPA Ukulele Family Program (IN PERSON)

Our Ukulele Family Program is an 8-week long program that introduce both you and your child to the basics of Hawaii's small but mighty guitar-like musical instrument.

You must register BOTH you and your child (or children) in this course as spots are limited. The adult caregiver attending with your child can be a parent, guardian, or other important adult to the child (ie: grandparent, aunt/uncle, cousin), but the adult is learning along with the child, so it should be the same person week-to-week. Adults should be 18 years old or older. Youth participants are recommended to be between ages 8-12 but teens can also participate.

Families will learn to strum, chord and accompany songs in a supportive class environment. We typically play folk, traditional, jazz, and 50's/60's rock music.

Families must supply their own ukulele and chromatic tuner (the tuner can be shared between family members, but you should each have your own ukulele). You can also opt to use a phone app tuner like insTuner. Ukuleles and tuners can be purchased at most music stores in the Regina.

Ukuleles should be purchased before the first class; we recommend a model that runs between $65-$85. A soprano ukulele is recommended for any child under 12. An adult or teen participant may wish to try a larger version like a concert ukulele. Most ukuleles come in the right hand version, but can be easily converted if someone in your family is left handed.

Learn more about the Conservatory's string instrument programs: String Programs.