Music Classes | Building Community Through Music
Music is meant to be made together. Whether you're a child taking your first steps toward a lifelong love of music, an adult finally picking up the instrument you've always wanted to learn, or a musician ready to blend your sound with others, our group classes offer a welcoming, supportive space to grow, connect, and perform alongside fellow musicians of all ages and levels.
Little ones sing, wiggle, and explore simple instruments right alongside their grown-ups. These classes spark curiosity and help families build music into everyday life.
Little Roots classes include:
Infant & Baby classes introduce music for the very first time.
Family classes are designed for children and a caregiver. Siblings are free.
Ready, Set, Grow classes are for Pre-K children ages 4 - 5 ready to explore music on their own.
Note by Note is our newly redesigned pathway for K-4th grade musicians, offering leveled group classes in fiddle, ukulele, piano, and voice that build real skill and confidence step by step. It's the perfect pathway to more advanced ensembles and group performances, ready for kids as they grow.
Note by Note a great option for students who:
don’t yet own or rent an instrument,
are excited to explore music in a supportive group setting, and
don’t want the commitment of regular practice outside of group class time
Keeping up with trends, memes, and slang is hard, but keeping up with options for teenagers looking to lock in with likeminded groups across jazz, rock, and classical music is easy!
Options for Teen Ensembles include:
Rock bands
Chamber ensembles
Folk & Traditional music groups
Jazz ensembles
Our From Scratch classes give adults a true beginner's way into music—group instruction, no prior experience needed, and people just as new to it as you. It's a low-risk way to start a new instrument, and a pretty great way to make new friends too.
From Scratch is a great option for students who:
own or rent their own instrument,
are excited to explore music in a supportive group setting, and
don’t want the commitment of regular practice outside of group class time
See how songs are made as you learn about microphones, mixing, and the creative tools of the studio. You’ll make recordings and experiment with how production shapes sound.
Demystify the nuts and bolts of music and connect ideas directly to sound. You’ll explore patterns, structures, and listening skills that make playing more intuitive.
Explore rhythm and creative expression through full-body movement and dance. Discover how music feels from the inside out.
Designed for adult intermediate violin and fiddle players looking to sharpen technique while expanding their repertoire.