Ukulele Lessons Toronto for Kids and Adults
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Looking for ukulele lessons Toronto? Musiprof offers a selection of qualified ukulele teachers who offer private ukulele lessons in downtown Toronto and the GTA. Choose your ukulele teacher based on criteria that matters such as location, teaching experience, cost, availability and more. If you’d like us to match you with the right teacher click on find a teacher near you.
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Book a trial lesson on your desired teachers page. After the trial, lessons are sold in groups of 5, 10 or 15 lessons. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
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How to get in touch with your teacher
After purchase, your teacher will contact you to schedule the first lesson. Lessons take place once a week in-home, at the teachers studio or online.
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Where can I buy a ukulele?
The most common types of ukulele are soprano and concert. It is worth investing in a ukulele that costs over $50.00.
KALA KA-15S Mahogany Soprano Ukulele – $95.97 CAD
What is a good ukulele method book?
Ukulele for kids by Hal Leonard is a great method book for learning the basics. Learn simple chords, single notes and popular songs such as Yellow Submarine, I’m Yours, Tambourine Man and many more.
Musiprof’s very own ukulele teacher Pierre, wrote an great and affordable book called Easy Ukulele. The book covers over 20 easy songs like Row your Boat, London Bridge and many others. Kids can immediately enjoy playing along to these well known classics.
About Musiprof
Musiprof is a music school and online music lessons service that connects music teachers to students across Canada. We provide high quality private ukulele lessons in Toronto which allow students to learn to play basic chords and other relevant skills on the instrument.
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FAQ
30 minutes: $25.00 to $35.00 CAD
45 minutes: $35.00 to $48.00 CAD
60 minutes: $40.00 to $60.00 CAD
The price of ukulele lessons in Toronto varies from one teacher to another and depends on the lesson duration. The prices listed here reflect the range of prices based on the lesson duration.
Yes you can teach yourself ukulele. There a several great ukulele method books that allow you to learn on your own. We recommend Ukulele for Kids – by Hal Leonard, for both kids and adults.
For best results however, it is recommended to learn with a qualified ukulele teacher who will provide you with a step by step lesson plan, while giving you feedback.
We recommend to not spend less than $80.00 CAD when buying your first ukulele. If you spend less than this, you run the risk of getting an instrument that doesn’t hold it’s tuning. It is very frustrating to have to continually re-tune your ukulele when you play.
See our suggestion for a good quality, affordable ukulele.
You can learn the basics of the ukulele in roughly one month. I consider the basics to be the 4 most common ukulele chords (C-F-Am-G). Once you can play these 4 chords, and comfortably switch between them, you can play and sing literally hundreds of popular songs.
Playing the ukulele requires you to have a handle on the fundamentals of music such as melody, harmony and rhythm. Therefore, the ukulele can be thought of a serious instrument if it is approached that way. It is also an instrument that can be learnt as a fun hobby and doesn’t require a deep understanding of music knowledge and theory.
Some people prefer using a soft pick to play the ukulele. However most people simply using the nail of their index and thumb fingers. The ukulele’s soft nylon strings sound great when played with your fingers.