Looking for ukulele lessons Vancouver? Musiprof offers affordable and dynamic music lessons to all ages and skill levels. Choose your ideal ukulele teacher based on criteria that is important to you such as teaching experience, location, cost, availability and much more. Ukulele lessons in Vancouver available in studio, at your home or online.
Joel – Saxophone, Ukulele, Guitar & Piano
We all have a reason why we want to play music. Joel encourages and supports students to follow that curious spark and discover their musical
Elliot – Guitar & Ukulele
Classical Guitar, Acoustic styles and Electric Guitar. Lessons are centered around building technique, creativity, and showing where the two intersect. Jazz, Folk, Country, Metal, Progressive Music,
Barbara – Piano, Voice, Guitar, Ukulele
Music is communication so I try to communicate something deep inside myself that comes from a rich musical background but also listen well to the
Chris – Guitar & Ukulele
Learn Jazz, Rock, Pop or Blues Improvisation. I am passionate about teaching students of all ages and conducting my lessons in fun and energetic ways
Andres – Guitar – ukulele
I believe there’s always something new to learn when you’re practicing music, whether you’ve been playing the guitar for years or you’ve just decided to
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Ukulele Lessons Online, In-studio, or at your home
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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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Buying a ukulele
There are 4 main types of ukulele. However the most common ones are soprano and concert. We suggest investing in a ukulele that is worth $50.00 or more.
KALA KA-15S Mahogany Soprano Ukulele – $95.97 CAD
Ukulele method books
Ukulele for kids by Hal Leonard is a best-selling method book for learning ukulele basics. Discover how to play simple chords, single note melodies and popular songs such as Yellow Submarine, I’m Yours, Tambourine Man and many more.
Musiprof’s teacher Pierre, wrote an great and affordable book called Easy Ukulele. It cover 20 easy songs like Row your Boat, London Bridge and many others. Kids can immediately enjoy playing along to these well known classics.
30 minutes: $35.00 CAD
45 minutes: $48.00 CAD
60 minutes: $60.00 CAD
The price of ukulele lessons in Vancouver varies from one teacher to another and depends on the length of the lesson. The prices listed here are the average of what most ukulele teachers in Vancouver charge.
Children as young as 5 can begin to learn the ukulele. The great thing about learning the ukulele is that it works great to sing along to. Young children can generally sing songs like the Alphabet Song, Twinkle Twinkle, or Brother John. After learning the 1 finger C chord on the ukulele, kids can immediately begin to accompany their singing.
The first thing you will learn to is to play the 4 basic ukulele chords. They are: C-Am-F-G. Once you can comfortably switch from one chord to another. You can begin singing along to these chords. There are many popular songs that use this sequence of chords, and you can decide which song you like the most with your teacher. You will also learn various strumming patterns in order to add a dash of rhythmic spice.
C major, A minor, F major and G major. These 4 chords will allow you to play hundreds if not thousands of popular songs. Including: Let it Be, I’m Yours, Stand by Me, Country Roads, La Bamba, Twist and Shout and many, many more.
The ukulele is generally easier to learn than the guitar. One of the reasons for this is that the guitar has 6 strings, and the ukulele only 4. Because of this, the basic chords on the ukulele are easier to learn. For example, the C chord on the guitar uses 3 different fingers, whereas the ukulele uses only 1 finger for the same chord.
About Musiprof
Musiprof provides high-quality ukulele lessons in Vancouver BC. Our Vancouver ukulele lessons are provided by experienced and qualified teachers. Lessons are for the absolute beginner to the advanced player.
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