Our bluegrass jam is a place for you to try a song out that you've been working on or learn new songs that you've never heard. Anyone can drop into this informal and collaborative setting anytime and get direction on technique, performance, and song repertoire. Drop in, tune-up, and chill out while playing a traditional bluegrass jam.

Support Swallow Hill's Open Jams

To keep jam sessions like this going, we ask that you consider contributing a suggested donation to directly support your teachers and the school. This will help us ensure offerings such as this will go on and on and on, just like a good jam should.

Virginia Lynn Anderson

PIANO (SIMPLY MUSIC METHOD), VOICE (in-person only)

Denver | farm life upbringing | B.S. in Music and Media | University of CO at Denver | Bachelor of Music Education | Metro State College | musical studies overseas in Sweden + Germany | outdoors enthusiast | avid bike rider

Teaching style: Virginia embodies unique teaching through an experiential approach, with a song-centered focus on music theory and playing by ear. All genre inclusive for lessons with a main focus in roots and country music.

Looking for private lessons with Virginia? Click HERE for lesson availability at Yale and HERE for lesson availability online. To request an online lesson during Virginia's Yale availability (or vice versa), please contact the Front Desk - 303-777-1003 or info@swallowhillmusic.org.

Please read through our guidelines below, so that you are prepared to visit us. Our policies are subject to change at any time based on CDC guidelines and mandates from city, state, or federal agencies.

We do not have any mask or vaccine mandates for patrons, volunteers, and staff.

Performing artists may require vaccination, a negative Covid test, and/or masks to be worn by patrons, volunteers, and staff for their performances. Please make sure to check the event listing on our website and your email for any communications regarding these requirements.

We will continue to provide N95 and KN95 masks for those who would like them into the foreseeable future.

Our policies are subject to change at any time based on CDC guidelines and mandates from city, state, or federal agencies.

Refunds/Credits:

School: Refunds or account credits will follow our school cancellation guidelines, which states students may receive a full refund or account credit if the class is dropped before the start date. Students may drop a 6-8 week class and receive a partial, pro-rated credit or refund if the class is dropped at least 72 hours before the start of the 3rd class. After this deadline, students cannot drop and the credit/refund option is no longer available. Students may drop a 4-5 week class and receive a partial, pro-rated credit or refund if the class is dropped at least 72 hours before the start of the 2nd class. After this deadline, students cannot drop and the credit/refund option is no longer available.

Requests after those dates/timeframes will not be honored.