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Group Classes

Group classes are great way to introduce guitar & ukulele foundations and build skills in a fun, supportive, and collaborative setting. Our group classes in Bellevue offer engaging, hands-on music experiences that help students of all ages learn, create, and grow.

"I learned technique for using drumsticks. I also learned how to hold my stick and I learned how to do rolls. I learned that we don’t put our pinky on our drumstick." - Astrid, 7th grade

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Fall 2026

Parent & Me Ukulele

September 29, 2026

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December 8, 2026

11:00 AM

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11:45 AM

Instructor

Aimee Beauchemin

Ages:

5-9

$350.00

Ukulele is a great place to start making music! This parent-and-child class introduces the ukulele through hands-on exploration, playful songs, and steady repetition. Children and their parents learn to find their way around the fretboard together, keep a beat, and read their first notes. Parents learn how to support practice at home - and learn to play themselves in the process! We'll work on playing songs both as a group and independently, building toward a fun and casual performance for family and friends at the end of the term.



Class Category: Contemporary Strings

Fall 2026

Ukulele for Active Adults

September 28, 2026

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December 7, 2026

5:00 AM

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5:45 AM

Instructor

Natalie Hinds

Ages:

55+

$350.00

Come play the ukulele! Join us for a 10-week class for active adults 55 and up — no musical experience required, just a love of music. You'll learn to tune your ukulele, read a chord chart, start strumming right away, then build your skills with new chords, ukulele history, and songs chosen by the group. By session's end, you'll be playing and singing along to favorite songs with your classmates.
Classes run in a small group (5–20 students). Bring your ukulele and a binder to keep your music organized. No ukulele at home? No problem — loaners are available for in-class use. Participants should be able to move each arm.



Class Category: Contemporary Strings

Fall 2026

Homeschool Guitar

September 29, 2026

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December 8, 2026

3:00 AM

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3:50 AM

Instructor

Aimee Beauchemin

Ages:

7-12

$350.00**

Join us for a 10-week session to start playing guitar! In this hands-on, small group setting we will learn how to hold, tune, and care for a guitar, explore strumming patterns, begin reading tablature and chord diagrams, and play songs together! If you already have a guitar and pick, bring it along! If not, we have loaner instruments available — just ask!


**Tuition Options: In order to increase accessibility for this class, we are offering a number of tuition options. Please choose the price that works best for your family!


Option 1: $350.00 | Full Price
Option 2: $200.00 | Reduced Price: Families may choose a lower price point if the cost of the class creates a financial barrier
Option 3: $475.00 | Pay It Forward Price: Help sponsor another student with your $125 scholarship donation. 


Please contact registration@musicworksnw.org if you would like to pay at a different level than the above options



Class Category: Contemporary Strings

Fall 2026

Youth Group Guitar - Interest List

September 12, 2026

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December 7, 2026

11:00 AM

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11:45 AM

Instructor

TBD

Ages:

8-12

TBD

This is an interest list for a future hands-on guitar class for pre-teens. This fun and collaborative class will introduce guitar fundamentals like covering strumming patterns, tablature, chord diagrams, and ensemble playing across a variety of genres. The session will culminate in an informal student showcase for friends and family. Class details are TBD - we will confirm once we have enough interested participants!




Class Category: Contemporary Strings

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