InTune Windsor

• Arts Disciplines

• School Programs

• Community Programs

• Multidisciplinary
  
• Music
  
  Guitar, Music Composition, Music History, Music Technology, Music Theory, Percussion, Piano, Vocal Choir, Voice, Violin

• Theatre
  
  Musical Theatre

• Artist-Educator Partnership
  
  We collaborate with local artist-educators, schools, and community partners to create meaningful music-learning opportunities. Partnerships may include coaching, specialized instruction, workshops, performances, and programs tailored to a school community’s goals.

• Resources
  
  We share practical music-learning resources to support students, families, and educators, including practice tools, learning materials, workshop handouts, and guidance that helps young musicians continue developing their skills between sessions.

• Professional Development
  
  We have partnered with Busy Bee on Ottawa Street to offer Ontario-curriculum-based music learning programs. We welcome opportunities to collaborate with educators and community partners on practical, engaging approaches to music teaching and student learning.

• In-School Performances
  
  We support and contribute to school-based performances by coaching students, preparing repertoire, and helping young musicians feel ready to share their work. Opportunities can be tailored to concerts, showcases, special events, and student-led performances.

• In-School Workshops
  
  Interactive music workshops can be tailored to a class, age group, or school goal. Topics may include songwriting, collaborative music-making, beginner instrument exploration, performance skills, musician wellness, and creative expression.

• Private Lessons
  
  Individual music lessons in piano, voice, guitar, bass, violin, ukulele, and mandolin for children, teens, and adults. Lessons are tailored to each student’s goals, learning style, interests, and experience level, from first notes to advanced study and exam preparation.

• Performances
  
  Students are invited to share their progress through supportive performance opportunities, including recitals and informal studio events. Participation is encouraged but never required; students can choose meaningful ways to celebrate their learning and build confidence.

• Group Classes
  
  Small-group music programs create an encouraging place to learn alongside others. Offerings may include guitar and ukulele groups, singing, beginner programs, and other seasonal classes. No experience is required for many groups, and programs are designed to be welcoming and practical.

• Workshops
  
  Focused workshops offer practical, creative learning beyond weekly lessons. Our upcoming Adult Guitar Bootcamp supports beginner-to-intermediate players in building confidence, core skills, and a reliable musical foundation in a welcoming small-group setting. Future workshops may explore additional instruments, performance skills, and music-making topics.

• Therapeutic Arts Services