Our children’s group music classes are a fun and engaging place to introduce your child to early musical concepts such as basic rhythms and matching pitch. Each of our highly-qualified instructors have a degree in music or the equivalent in performance experience. In addition to experience and education, you can feel assured that your child will be in a safe environment, as all our faculty are required to have an up-to-date clearance by the Provincial Child Abuse Registry. We keep our class sizes small, allowing your child to interact with their instructor, and benefit from the friendly, supportive, close-knit group environment. Make friends, find community, try out a new instrument, and have fun making music together!
Our downtown Winnipeg music school offers group music classes for kids at our location on the University of Winnipeg campus in Bryce Hall (directly east of Wesley Hall-the “castle” building) in addition to various satellite locations, such as Scout Coffee (1199 Rothesay Street, Winnipeg).
Our offerings include Baby Beats (ages 0-3), Musical Storytime (ages 2-3), Adventures in Music (ages 4-5), Introduction to Instruments (ages 4-7), Intro to Instruments with a focus on one particular discipline (ages 6-9), and Introduction to Musical Theatre (ages 3-5).
We also offer a variety of group music classes for adults! These group classes offer many benefits, including an opportunity to make new friends, reduced stress, and improved fine motor skills. Plus, our classes are fun! Our group class offerings for adults include Musical Theatre for Adults (ages 16+), Vocal Workshops (ages 16+) and music appreciation classes. Each class offers an opportunity for personal growth and fulfillment. Whether you’re a beginner starting a musical journey, or a seasoned musician interested in refining your skills, we have something for everyone!
Our Music Equals FREE community programs are designed for all ages and skill levels. Participants can learn to play different instruments, learn more about various musical genres, and expand their skillset through the medium of music. Our goal is to increase accessibility to music opportunities for those who face barriers to participating in music education.
Keep an eye on this page for registration information. Spots tend to fill quickly, so we recommend registering early! All tuition for group classes must be paid in full before the first scheduled lesson day. Registrations are not confirmed until payment has been received/confirmed.
Refunds will be issued if a student withdraws with written notice one week prior to the class starting date. No refunds will be issued after the class start date. Group classes are dependent on achieving minimum enrollment or the class may be cancelled. If the class is cancelled, the student will receive a full refund. There are no refunds for special workshops or masterclasses.
If you are experiencing difficulty with the online registration process, please call our office at (204) 988-7650 to register by phone.
Ages 0-3. This parented early childhood music program for babies focuses on musical foundations and social skill development. Your child will gain fine and gross motor skills, learn how to wait their turn, discover tempo and rhythm by dancing and playing with scarves or body percussion, match pitch and find joy in musical storytelling.
Ages 0-6. This is an extra-special one-time family event for the holidays! Bring your little one to sing and play some musical games with Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elves.
Ages 4-7. This group class will introduce children to a different instrumental discipline each week, letting them decide what they like best as they transition into private instruction. Will it be violin? Piano? Ukulele? Harmonica? Try them all!
Ages 4-7. This group class will introduce children to a different instrumental discipline each week, letting them decide what they like best as they transition into private instruction. Will it be violin? Piano? Ukulele? Harmonica? Try them all!
Ages 3-5. Explore four weeks of musical theatre in a small group to help determine whether your child is ready for the next step in their musical journeys with activities designed especially for busy minds and bodies who love music!
12+/Grade 5 RCM. Intended for intermediate-advanced players looking for ensemble experience. This four week introduction invites intergenerational string and piano players to learn to collaborate and work together as a musical team with the goal of performing at an MCMA recital.
Ages 3-5. Explore four weeks of musical theatre in a small group to help determine whether your child is ready for the next step in their musical journeys with activities designed especially for busy minds and bodies who love music!
Ages 10+. This group class will prioritize learning to breathe, sing, and tell stories as a group. The class will begin by focusing on unison singing and move towards introducing harmony based on level and interest of participants. This is a multilevel, intergenerational class that invites anyone wanting to explore the skills needed to be a part of a choir or vocal group.
Ages 2-3. This hands-on group is a fun and engaging place to introduce your children to early musical concepts, build social connections, and foster a love for music.
Ages 4-5. This un-parented group will use a variety of instruments, movement songs and familiar tunes to create a fun space for connecting and making music.
Ages 2-3. This hands-on group is a fun and engaging place to introduce your children to early musical concepts, build social connections, and foster a love for music.
Ages 4-5. This un-parented group will use a variety of instruments, movement songs and familiar tunes to create a fun space for connecting and making music.
Ages 8+. Come and play some Irish and other Celtic flavoured tunes to get you in the mood for St. Patrick’s Day! Join Grandmaster Champion Patti Kusturok for an afternoon of fun music making.
12+/Grade 5 RCM. Intended for intermediate-advanced players looking for ensemble experience. This four week introduction invites intergenerational string and piano players to learn to collaborate and work together as a musical team with the goal of performing at an MCMA recital.
Ages 10+. This group class will prioritize learning to breathe, sing, and tell stories as a group. The class will begin by focusing on unison singing and move towards introducing harmony based on level and interest of participants. This is a multilevel, intergenerational class that invites anyone wanting to explore the skills needed to be a part of a choir or vocal group.
Ages 16+. Songs to be covered include field songs, work songs and popular and lesser known vocal gems from the West Indies. You will learn these songs through the aural-oral method of song acquisition, based on West African musical practices. Techniques such as call and response and use of body percussion will be covered.
Ages 16+. Explore the artistic and musical contributions of peoples of African descent through paint and sound. Join us on a visual and aural journey through the last 200 years of the contributions of Black artists. Let the musical styles and visual expressions inspire your own artistic exploration as we pay tribute to those before us.
Ages 8+. Come and play some Irish and other Celtic flavoured tunes to get you in the mood for St. Patrick’s Day! Join Grandmaster Champion Patti Kusturok for an afternoon of fun music making.
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