Bring your ukulele and

COME PLAY WITH US!

C'mon! Get out of your basement and give the kitty a break from listening to you play. There's a bunch of us who meet Sundays from 3 to 5 p.m. (except on holidays or in blizzards). First time participants, please come at 2 p.m. Regular members, please arrive 15 minutes early to set up. We want to be making music at the top of the hour so you need to be in your seat and ready. Plan to stay a few minutes afterward to clean up. We lock the back door when we begin rehearsal, so you'll have to climb the stairs and use the front door if you're late ... don't be late!

Best day to join our group?
June 2nd (or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you want to start sooner)
Please come at 2 p.m. if you're new, so we can help you get oriented.

Washington Heights Arts Center
6375 West First Street (between Wadsworth and Sheridan). 
We're easy to find, but here's a MAP

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Bring: Ukulele. Tuner. Music stand (if ya got one).

Fee: There is a weekly $5 fee to use the facilities.

Skills: Unlike traditional orchestras, we embrace all ability levels, so don't be shy. Come join us. If you are a newer player, plan to work hard. If you are an experienced player, plan to be a soloist, a leader, a teacher, and an inspiration to the rest of us.

Please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. me if you have questions about joining the orchestra.

Orchestra Expectations:

1. Attend all regularly scheduled rehearsals.

2. Attend and perform at events listed on the orchestra's calendar.

3. Follow dress codes created for each performance.

4. Members under 16 years old must bring a supportive adult.

5. Pay required fees for participation.

6. Own a quality ukulele. Be prepared to work to acquire mad skills.

7. Practice at home to ensure mastery of materials.

8. Conduct oneself in a manner to promote the interests of the orchestra.

9. Assist in fundraising, repertoire development, and equipment set-up.

Orchestra Mission:

We write and arrange a diverse rehearsed ukulele repertoire for solo and ensemble performance in an educational atmosphere. We promote introductory and advanced music development using the ukulele as our principal instrument. We nurture beginning ukulele players as well as composers, advanced performers, and teachers, and we actively encourage participation by the public.

The Rocky Mountain Ukulele Orchestra thanks Jim Olson and the City of Lakewood for providing us with rehearsal space, endless amounts of love and support, and a place to call home at the Washington Heights Arts Center.