What is the Colorado School of Ukulele?
We're a Company dedicated to helping you learn to PLAY and ENJOY this Happiest of Instruments, the Ukulele.
Call or email us, and we'll work with you to come up with the best plan to achieve your Ukulele aspirations!
Video Lessons
Skype Lessons
Private Lessons
How to Book A Lesson
Workshops
Ukulele Groups
Why take Video Lessons?
If you're a self-starter who enjoyes the freedom of taking lessons any time, day or night, 24/7/365 days a year, then our online Video Lessons were designed with you in mind!
Video Lessons are instructional videos that are jam-packed with step-by-step demonstrations of skills, techniques, and songs. You can watch the online video lessons anywhere there's a high-speed Internet connection and a web browser.
Our library of Video Lessons keeps growing every month, so there's always something new for you to watch and learn.
What will I learn?
Techniques, Skills, and Songs. We're about making the Ukulele easy and accessible to play.
How much are the Video Lessons?
Prices start at $17.95 per month for unlimited access to Video Lessons.
So what's next?
Try us out! If you're not completely satisfied, just let us know within the first seven days and we'll refund your money.
Watch a sample lesson on strumming:
I've got a Subscription. How do I view the Video Lessons?
Why take Skype Lessons?
If you like one-on-one instruction and want to take lessons wherever you are, at home or on the road, then Skype Lessons are for you!
With Skype Lessons you get the advantage of an Instructor giving one-on-one lessons while taking your lessons at a time and place that fits your needs.
What will I learn?
Skype Lessons are just like Private Lessons with an Instructor, only more convenient! We use the same material, instruction, and one-on-one lessons. Plus, you can have your lesson anywhere on the Planet you can make a Skype call.
What do I need to take Skype Lessons?
Oh, and don't forget an ukulele!
How much is a Skype Lesson?
Lessons are $35 for private 1/2 hour sessions. This includes:
- "Three-Ten" Skill-based Ukulele Curriculum for Beginner/Intermediate players
- Instruction personalized for your needs
- Recordings of your lessons
- Unlimited Q&A via email
- Online lesson scheduling for your convenience (or you can schedule via email or phone)
So what's next?
Skype Lessons must be paid in advance, so purchase your lesson here:
Then sign up for a lesson and get started! Call/text 970-231-3235 if you have any questions.
Okay, I'm ready to sign up! How do I book a lesson?
You may schedule a lesson via email, phone call, or online.
I can book a lesson online? Really? Tell me more.
That's right. You can book a lesson online! See below in the "How to Book A Lesson" section.
Why take Private Lessons?
If you like to have face-to-face interaction and feedback, then Private Lessons are what you need!
You'll benefit from our years of experience as both players and performers, knowing that we want you to have just as much fun as we do making music on the Ukulele.
What will I learn?
You'll learn everything from the basics of strumming an ukulele, to playing and arranging chord melody songs, to improvisation and performing in a group or jam session setting.
How much are lessons?
Lessons are $35 for private 1/2 hour sessions. This includes:
- "Three-Ten" Skill-based Ukulele Curriculum for Beginner/Intermediate players
- Instruction personalized for your needs
- Recordings of your lessons
- Unlimited Q&A via email
- Online lesson scheduling for your convenience (or you can schedule via email or phone)
Lessons are offered every other Saturday in Denver, and on alternate Saturdays in Fort Collins. Check the Lessons and Events for our schedule, or call/text us at: 970.231.3235.
Where are the lessons given?
We give lessons at the Denver Folklore Center lesson studio (corner of Jewel and Pearl, just off Evans), and at Mountain Music in Fort Collins (on College Avenue near the CSU campus).
How do I sign up for a Lesson?
You may schedule a lesson via email, phone call, or online.
Call/text 970-231-3235 if you have any questions.
I can book a lesson online? Really? Tell me more.
That's right. You can book a lesson online! See below in the "How to Book A Lesson" section.
There are lots of ways to book a lesson: via email, phone call, or online.
Call/text 970-231-3235 if you have any questions.
How do I book a lesson online?
Here's how:
What Workshops do you offer?
We offer Group Workshops each month on a wide range of topics. The Workshops are designed as a series to take you from a Beginner to an Advanced ukulele player. Each Workshop is self-contained, but by following the sequence starting with the "A-B-C's of Ukulele" you will build upon skills from previous Workshops to make your Ukulele Experience an amazing Journey of musical learning.
The Sequence starts again in September with the "A-B-C's of Ukulele" Workshop for Beginners.
Click here to see the complete Schedule of Workshops for 2012 to January 2013.
Can I attend a Workshop even if I don't want to take the whole series?
Yes! Each Workshop is self-contained, so you'll have a great experience at whatever Workshop you attend.
Sounds great! How do I sign up for a Workshop?
You may use on-line system to register. Learn more: How to register for a Workshop
Or call 970-231-3235 to register and for more information.
Where can I find like-minded Ukulele Players?
There are Groups a-plenty up and down the Front Range where you can join fun-loving Ukulele Players. In Fort Collins there's the Fort UKE Group (meets on the 1st Saturday of each month), in Boulder there's the Boulder Ukulele Group (meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month), and in Denver there's the Denver Ukulele Community (meets on the 3rd and 5th Saturday of each month).
For more information: click here
