There are three different types of classes you can take at Camp Rosette. Each of the options offers you an opportunity to learn in a different scenario and with varying degrees of specialization. Choose the classes that appeal to you!

Each class description includes a brief summary of what is addressed in the course and the format of the class along with the scheduled time and the price.

The Class Timetable is available for download in PDF format here and for online viewing at this page.

This class introduces students who have never played the instrument before to the guitar. Topics included are parts of the guitar, basic strumming and note reading, good playing technique, and music theory on the guitar.

This class introduces students who have never played the instrument before to the guitar. Topics included are parts of the guitar, basic strumming and note reading, good playing technique, and music theory on the guitar.

This class introduces students who have never played the instrument before to the guitar. Topics included are parts of the guitar, basic strumming and note reading, good playing technique, and music theory on the guitar.

This class is a continuation of the basics course and develops skills learned in that class. Topics included are strumming and note reading, good playing technique, styles, and music theory on the guitar. Students with previous playing experience should sign up for this class.

This class is a continuation of the basics course and develops skills learned in that class. Topics included are strumming and note reading, good playing technique, styles, and music theory on the guitar. Students with previous playing experience should sign up for this class.

This class is a continuation of the basics course and develops skills learned in that class. Topics included are strumming and note reading, good playing technique, styles, and music theory on the guitar. Students with previous playing experience should sign up for this class.

This class is split between a workshop in music theory, the psychological aspects of songwriting, and a critique-based masterclass environment where students have the opportunity to showcase their songs in front of their peers to receive constructive feedback on structural, musical, and performance aspects. Students will also have the opportunity to use the skills learned in the class to compose a song to perform if they don't already have a catalogue of music.

Students are invited to perform in front of the class and the instructor. The class will workshop each students performance through an instructor-guided critique involving technique, interpretation, and musicianship.

Addressing topics ranging from free-form experimental improvising to rock soloing, jazz and counterpoint techniques, this class gives an overview of some different styles of improvisation. Students will have the opportunity to try their hand at improvising during the class time.

Combining historical references with music theory and practical application, this course communicates the depth and interconnected nature of these two styles. Basic riffs, licks, scales, progressions, and chords are addressed as well as style-specific performance practice. A perfect combination class with the Rock Band Workshop.

Through practical examples, the student will be introduced to the basics of applying standard jazz practices to the guitar. Swing, latin, and contemporary styles will be addressed with a focus on jazz chord structures, improvisation, and rhythmic approaches.

This crash-course in fingerstyle technique theory takes the student through a number of different ideas about developing skill as a fingerstyle player. Although no specific styles are addressed, the approaches and tools presented are intended to be usable for any situation from Classical to Country. Book is included in the workshop price.

For those interested in learning the basics of flatpicking bluegrass, this course is a great introduction. Students learn picking techniques, runs, chord strumming, and have the opportunity to learn a song during this fun introduction to pickin' and grinnin'.

This course groups students together with others of similar interests and abilities to put together a rock band. During the course of the week the class will learn about music theory on the guitar, rehearsal techniques, ensemble playing, rock chords, soloing scales. The students will put them all to use learning a whole song which they'll perform at the grand finale concert. The three hour course includes group theory lessons, daily private coaching, rehearsal time, sound equipment, amps, and even lunch! Electric guitar rentals are also available if required.

This course groups students together with others of similar interests and abilities to put together a rock band. During the course of the week the class will learn about music theory on the guitar, rehearsal techniques, ensemble playing, rock chords, soloing scales. The students will put them all to use learning a whole song which they'll perform at the grand finale concert. The three hour course includes group theory lessons, daily private coaching, rehearsal time, sound equipment, amps, and even lunch! Electric guitar rentals are also available if required.

Students are grouped according to ability level and are coached in rehearsal techniques, music appreciation, performance etiquette, and technique as it applies to a professional classical guitar ensemble. The group will rehearse and perform a piece at the grand finale concert.

This course groups students together with others of similar interests and abilities to put together a small jazz combo. During the course of the week the class will learn about jazz theory on the guitar, rehearsal techniques, ensemble playing, jazz chords, and soloing scales. The students will put them all to use learning a whole song which they'll perform at the grand finale concert. The 2 hour course includes group theory lessons, daily private coaching, rehearsal time and amps. Electric guitar rentals are also available if required.

Students will be introduced to the bluegrass style and guided through the rudiments of performing both rhythm and melody part. Using the traditional bluegrass circle as the format, the class will learn a bluegrass song during the week and will perform at the grand finale concert.

Private lessons are offered throughout the week by appointment. Work one on one with an instructor of your choice to build knowledge about music, technique, practice habits, and more! Please visit our instructors section to learn more about the individual teachers and their specific areas of expertise.