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In-person Ukulele returns to the La Jolla Community Center. All musical experience levels are welcome! Requirements for In-Person Attendance: Proof of complete COVID-19 vaccination Masks must be worn at all times in the center and courtyard unless actively drinking or eating

The Enchanting World of the Hammered Dulcimer  The hammered dulcimer is an enchanting "world" instrument. This hour will enrich your day with the hammered dulcimer's musical contributions to the Renaissance, the Classical world, American folk traditions and Celtic eloquence. From Persia to China, from Appalachia to Seattle, this instrument...

Learning the fundamentals of piano playing is a window to all musical instruments and dramatically enhances the appreciation of music. The class goals are to increase ability to play with sincere approach avoiding getting trapped by technicality. 

For thought leaders with a need to amplify their authority and expand their reach, podcasting is quickly becoming one of the best ways to communicate your ideas, your passion, and your unique insights to an engaged audience. In this interactive workshop, we will review all the aspects of launching your podcast. You'll learn the importance of well-planned...

This class will focus on teaching students how to stand out in any audition situation! They can be nerve-wracking, stressful, and competitive... but it can be a positive experience if you stop focusing on comparing yourself to others and work your own vocal improvement and character choices! Students will be given a song based on their vocal range...

Are you ready to rock your Matilda audition? Be prepared by learning vocal warm ups, singing techniques, even some songs from Matilda! 

This class teaches young artists performance-level vocals and techniques in a fun and safe environment. Students will sing through many songs and shows of various musicals of all types, focusing on the different styles and techniques of musical theater, and the basics of reading and understanding music.

Classical Music One-oh-Fun! Exploring 19th & 20th Century Russian Music and Culture Come explore the passion and pathos of Russian music from it’s mysterious origins in the 19th Century to its defiance of Stalin and the Soviet Union. You will learn about “The Mighty Five”, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, and...

These weekly, semi-private voice lessons are designed to be simple and fun. With a max m class size of 5 people, you will still get the benefit of individual attention while working with a small group.  This class will prioritize building a solid foundation, one step at a time, learn what a harmony is and how to sing one, basics of reading music...

If you have always wanted to sing but don’t know where to start - then this workshop is for you! The aim of this class is to have fun while learning something new.  Class will cover common misconceptions about singing, how to avoid common pitfalls and what you “need” to be able to sing. You’ll also discover your voice type and get to singing...

This class will be a survey of Irish Gaelic songs as a means of learning Irish grammar, idiom and vocabulary. We will be listening to and analyzing one or more songs each week. This is not a singing class, but the material we study will be useful to you if you wish to sing in Irish.  A basic knowledge of Irish (e.g. one previous beginner class)...

Explore classical music in a fun and educational environment without intimidation.Learning about classical music can beenriching and rewarding. Learn the storiesbehind the music which has unfolded overhundreds of years in countries and culturesaround the globe. Each session will start with an overview of“The Three C’s of Classical Music” - concertmaster,...

Pianos and the hands of those who play them! What makes piano the most popular musical instrument? Learning about the piano can provide valuable lessons in music theory and can allow you to see patterns in musical design. It’s no wonder that most great composers, including Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach, were keyboard players. Learn about the piano,...

This new series, “Boys and Girls from Brooklyn,” examines the lives and music of four great musicians who were born in the borough: George Gershwin, Aaron Copland, Beverly Sills, and Barbra Streisand. We’ll compare and contrast not only the musical worlds they came from, but also their personal struggles and achievements.

Fourth Friday Jazz Series welcomes song stylist and 2016 New York Top Rising Jazz Vocalist Jonathan Karrant. He will be joined by Los Angeles-based pianist Joshua White, a finalist in the International Thelonious Monk Piano Competition, and San Diego award-winning bassist Justin Grinnell.  The musicians will perform some of the most important...