Public Libraries Offer Self-Paced Online Music Lessons From Master Musicians
Want to learn how to play an instrument? Want to learn from a professional who mastered their art? Then look no farther than your public library.
The Hawaiʻi State Public Library System launched ArtistWorks, an online program that provides world-class instruction for popular string and band instruments, including ʻukulele, via self-paced lessons from professional musicians.
“Our libraries are about opportunities for everyone,” State Librarian Stacey Aldrich said in a news release. “Now you can borrow an ʻukulele and take classes with just your library card.”
Anyone with a valid library card can access the lessons through the Libby app, along with ebooks and audiobooks.
Plus, using ArtistWorks is easy. Just follow these steps:
- Download the Libby app on your mobile device or click here.
- Select “Hawaiʻi State Public Library System” as your library.
- Log in using your libary card number and four-digit personal identification number, or PIN.
- Tap “Extras” on your Libby library home screen.
- Select “ArtistWorks.”
For more information about all the programs offered through the state’s public libraries with just the use of your library card, click here.
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