Summer Ukulele Youth & Choir Immersion

Posted by on February 3rd 2026 @ 5:07 pm

American Fork, UT

For the first time, this summer I’m bringing together choir and ukulele into a coordinated studio experience. Students may enroll in choir or ukulele on their own, or choose both for the richest, most integrated musical experience — combining vocal and instrumental study in a way that work powerfully side by side.

When students study both voice and ukulele within a coordinated program, skills reinforce one another in powerful ways. Instrumental study strengthens rhythm, harmony, and independent musicianship, while choir develops listening, blend, tuning, and musical expression. Together, these experiences help students become more confident, versatile musicians — able to read music, understand how parts fit together, and engage more deeply with music as a whole, not just a single skill.

Super Early Bird Pricing — Available Through February

Super Early Bird pricing is available now for both summer offerings. Families may choose one program, or combine both for the greatest benefit.

Summer Ukulele Fellowship
https://choirworks.ticketspice.com/summer-ukulele-fellowship

Voices of Light — Summer Choir School
https://choirworks.ticketspice.com/voices-of-light

Sign up by the end of February to lock in the best rate and ensure your child’s place.

Youth Ukulele Beginner Class — Starting in March

For students who are brand new (or just getting started), our Youth Ukulele Beginner Class begins in March. Use code ‘ukuleleplay’ for an exclusive 10% discount for newsletter and website readers at https://timpanogosartsfoundation.ticketspice.com/tyc-ukulele-youth-beginner-class

This class is designed to help young players build skills quickly while keeping the experience fun, social, and confidence-building — and it serves as a great on-ramp to summer study.

Ryan's favorite starter ukulele: The Enya Nova U Concert Ukulele 23” on Amazon sounds great, is easy to play, in tune and nearly indestructable. "I left it in the car through the heat of summer to see what would happen, and it still plays beautifully."

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