Classes & Camps
Fun, engaging music experiences for children, teens, and adults.
Why Choose CMS at UNI?
The UNI Community Music School offers a variety of group classes and camps designed to support learners of all ages — from young beginners to adults returning to music. These programs provide supportive instruction, creativity‑building activities, and opportunities to develop lifelong musical skills.
- Year‑round programming for all ages
- Taught by professional musicians and supervised UNI School of Music students
- Safe environment with all instructors background‑checked annually
Music for Little Mozarts (Ages 4–7)
Piano-based early childhood music class
Music for Little Mozarts introduces young children to piano playing, rhythm, ear training, early music‑reading, and musical exploration in a playful, encouraging environment.
- Beginning piano skills
- Rhythm patterns & aural skills
- Early notation and reading
Appreciation for music in a fun, age‑appropriate setting
elementary group piano (grades 4 - 5)
Piano fundamentals
Designed for students in grades 4–5, Elementary Group Piano introduces young musicians to the fundamentals of piano performance in an engaging and collaborative setting.
- Piano basics
- Music notation and reading
Ensemble playing
Group Piano classes for Adults
A supportive, no‑pressure group piano class
Whether you’ve always wanted to play piano or you’re returning after many years, Piano for Adults provides an accessible, relaxed path to learning.
- No prior experience needed
- Group format encourages confidence
- Low‑pressure learning environment
Camp Musicmania (1st - 9th grade)
Camp Musicmania is a one‑week day camp at UNI where students in grades 1–9 explore music, art, and movement in a fun, supportive environment.
- Fun with music, theatre, and art!
- Collaborative music‑making
- Supportive teaching staff
- Held on the UNI campus