Preschooler Ukulele classes - for 3s and up, Fridays with Becky at the Ivy House from the 6th Jan

By lovelyrita
December 27, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted December 27, 2016

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Posted December 27, 2016

The new term of Nimble Tots uke classes starts on Friday 6th January, and is a class for parents and carers to learn ukulele alongside their preschooler!

These will be fun, interactive starter music lessons, introducing your small folk to the first steps of musical learning, with lots of games and songs. Adults and kids will each need their own instrument to learn together, and no experience is necessary! Lessons will be focussed on the small folk, with lots of focus on rhythm, pitch and tempo, with extra chords for grown-ups to learn at home!

Lessons take place at the Ivy House, 40 Stuart Road Nunhead on Friday mornings at 9.30am - term booking required at ?5.50 a session - book your spot at www.nimbletots.co.uk.

We also have sessions for younger children where adults will learn - these are now full, but if you have a crawler or toddler, email [email protected]

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