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Starting Soon5 String Banjo: IntermediateMusicInstructor: Eileen Sugars For those wishing to continue their banjo journey, we will start transitioning into the “soft skills “ of learning to play by ear, improvising in different keys, playing in a group, and basic music theory. Students should have basic 5-string skills and be able to play some tunes from memory.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistMic JohnsonLP (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)5-String Banjo: BeginningMusicInstructor: Eileen Sugars Learn to play Scruggs-Style 5-string banjo. Learn how to hold, tune, and pick your banjo. Also shopping for banjos and accessories, chords, practice methods, reading banjo tablature with eventual learning to play by ear, and some basic bluegrass tunes. Please bring a 5-string banjo in playable condition, 1 thumb pick and 2 finger picks.Fall 2026 -
Starting SoonDuluth Civic OrchestraMusicJoin a welcoming group of musicians and experience the joy of playing a diverse repertoire together. We embrace players of all standard symphony orchestra instruments, while maintaining balanced instrumentation. No auditions or age limits—just a love for music and the ability to sight-read, play at a high school level or above, and bring your own instrument. Whether you’re rediscovering your passion or honing your skills, this is the perfect place to make music and connections!Fall 2026
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Starting SoonDuluth Ukulele Community StrumMusicInstructor: Christina Cotruvo DUCS jam sessions bring together all types of ukuleles and skill levels of adult players who want to play their ukulele in a fun setting. We will play from The Daily Ukulele Another Year songbook, each person taking a turn in selecting a song for the group to play. Each player must bring their own ukulele, music stand, songbook and tuner and be familiar with at least 3 chords.Fall 2026 -
Intro to the Mountain DulcimerMusicLearn about this folk instrument played on your lap. You will be playing a tune in no time. Some instruments will be available to use during class. Or dig out one your bought on a trip. You will learn how to tune, strum, and play this American folk instrument. No experience necessary.Fall 2026