Adult music group classes are one of the best ways to make steady progress, stay motivated, and connect with other members at Musicians Playground.
With over 175 group classes offered each month across piano, voice, guitar, band, and specialty topics, our schedule is designed to be flexible, supportive, and easy to personalize around your goals.
Use this guide to understand the different types of adult music group classes available, what each level means, and where to start.
Why Take Adult Music Group Classes?
Adult music group classes help you:
- Practice more consistently
- Learn new songs and techniques
- Build confidence playing with others
- Meet fellow music lovers
- Get more support between private lessons
- Stay inspired throughout your membership
Private lessons give you personalized coaching. Group classes give you more opportunities to apply what you’re learning, collaborate, and stay in the habit of making music.
Signature Adult Music Group Classes
Band
Best for: Playing with others, building confidence, and experiencing the energy of a real band.
In Band class, you’ll learn your part of a song, then bring it together with other musicians. This is one of the most social classes on our schedule and a great stepping stone toward Band+.
Hits
Best for: Learning popular songs while building practical skills.
Hits classes focus on favorite songs while helping you develop technique, rhythm, confidence, and musicality. Each class includes warm-ups, exercises, and step-by-step song work.
Lab
Best for: Guided practice and personalized support.
Bring a song, project, or musical idea you’re working on. You’ll have time to practice independently while receiving feedback from an instructor in a supportive small-group setting.
Specialty Adult Music Group Classes
Jazz Piano
Explore jazz standards and jazz-inspired songs while developing swing feel, harmony, chord voicing, rhythm, song form, and improvisation.
Lead Guitar
Develop riffs, solos, expressive lead lines, timing, technique, and confidence as a guitarist.
MP Cappella
Sing popular songs in four-part harmony while building vocal blend, tuning, rhythm, and ensemble awareness.
Broadway Hits
Explore musical theater repertoire while building vocal technique, confidence, storytelling, and performance skills.
Adult Music Group Class Levels
Level I / Intro Series
Best for: Early beginners or students returning after a long break.
Choose Level I if:
- You’re brand new to the instrument
- You haven’t played in years
- You want help with basic notes, chords, rhythm, or reading music
- You want a gentle, structured introduction
Level II
Best for: Mid to late beginners ready to build on the basics.
Choose Level II if:
- You can play simple songs or scales
- You know basic notes, chords, tabs, or notation
- You want to improve fluency
- You’re ready for slightly more challenging material
Level III
Best for: Intermediate and advanced musicians.
Choose Level III if:
- You can play songs confidently
- You’re comfortable with the fundamentals
- You want more advanced techniques, arrangements, or improvisation
- You’re ready to collaborate or perform with more confidence
How to Choose the Right Adult Music Group Class
Start with your current level and your main goal.
If you want to build fundamentals, start with Level I or Level II Hits.
If you want more practice support, try Lab.
If you want to play with others, try Band.
If you want a more focused challenge, try a specialty class like Jazz Piano, Lead Guitar, MP Cappella, or Broadway Hits.
If you’re unsure where to start, ask your private lesson instructor for class recommendations based on your goals and current level.
Make the Most of Your Membership
Adult music group classes are included in many Musicians Playground memberships and are designed to help you stay consistent, inspired, and connected.
The more you attend, the more opportunities you’ll have to practice, learn new songs, meet other members, and grow as a musician.
Ready to join a class? View the current schedule in Mindbody and book the class that best fits your level, instrument, and goals.
