. . . Music Lessons . . .
Private acoustic ukulele or guitar lessons for all levels are offered through the Wauconda Park District. From beginning to advanced, each session includes 30-minute private lessons. Have fun learning to play your favorite stringed instrument. Participants will learn the fundamentals of playing the instrument, including holding the Ukulele, guitar/pick, proper fret-hand finger placement, playing by ear and playing basic songs. You must provide your own ukulele/guitar. Music book will be available from teacher at cost of $20. We will accept registration at any time during the session if space allows. No class 11/26.
Location: Community Center
Time: 4:00-7:00 pm

Location: Community Center
Time: 4:00-7:00 pm
Are you interested in learning how to read music, note recognition, counting out rhythms and finger positions? Learning how to play piano will enhance listening skills and hand coordination. Students will have fun experimenting with sound. Approximately 72 hours before the start of class the instructor will contact students to set up their 30-minute private lesson. Register at any time during the session. A prorated class credit will be used if the instructor has available time slots open. Lesson book may be purchased from the instructor at an additional fee.
Location: Community Center
Time: 4:30-8:00 pm
Min/Max: 4/8
Elementary Drawing (6-12 yrs)
Our elementary learners are at the crucial time of development when they decide whether they’re good at something or not. This decision will affect not only the rest of their academic career, but their lifetime learning as well. The Young Rembrandts elementary program provides the tools this age group needs to succeed at drawing – a teaching tool from which the majority of learners prefer and ALL learners benefit! Our program works because it’s not only hands-on and visual…it’s simply fun. Add to this our innovative guided instruction, topics that kids love and relate to, and instructors that know how to reach this group; we take kids from thinking they’re not ‘artists’ to knowing they can achieve this, and everything else, they put their minds to. No Class 11/26.
Location: Community Center
Min/Max: 5/10