Writer, artist, photographer, and ukulele player creating a place for people to play online.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Luna Guitars New Ukulele LIne
If you aren't the least bit interested in Luna's line of ukuleles, you simply must, must go to their site to look at the gorgeous photos of exotic beaches! Read their back story as well. It's run by a woman who's got a really interesting history in the guitar world.
Labels:
beach,
jackson dunes,
luna guitars,
luna ukuleles
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Paper Craft Ukulele
It's like origami. You can download this mini ukulele, fold and glue it, and have a perfectly adorable paper ukulele. Don't know what you'd do with it after that though.
Thanks for Paper Craft Ukulele. Find the original blog post and pdf download here:
http://pizzabytheslice.com/papercraft-ukulele.htm
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| A teeny, tiny paper ukulele! |
http://pizzabytheslice.com/papercraft-ukulele.htm
Friday, December 17, 2010
Cigar Box Ukuleles ~ Build Your Own
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| A collection of antique cigar box guitars, banjos and ukuleles. From the National Cigar Box Guitar Museum. Photo by Shane Speal. |
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And when you're done building it visit other cigar box ukers at Cigar Box Nation The photo and instructions are courtesy of Cigar Box Nation.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Three Uke Clubs in Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine
Playing ukulele in Northern New England? Here are three clubs to visit.
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| Upper Valley Uke Club, Hanover, New Hampshire |
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| The Vermont Ukulele Society, Bristol, Vermont |
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| Mainley Ukelele Club, Brooksville, Maine |
Happy playing!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Oh Susanna ~ James Hill & Anne Davison
From Gordon Meyer's YouTube channel. Gordon & Char Meyer create MyaMoe ukues.
Here James Hill & Anne Davison play Oh Susanna on a Mya-Moe Tenor Lap Steel. Check out Gordon's other videos too. Lots of good stuff there.
Here James Hill & Anne Davison play Oh Susanna on a Mya-Moe Tenor Lap Steel. Check out Gordon's other videos too. Lots of good stuff there.
Labels:
gordon meyer,
jackson dunes,
james hill,
lap steel ukulele,
mya moe,
tenor uke
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Ukulele Fretboard Note Chart
Rather than play chords, which I find boring, I play by reading music. It's an interesting process to learn, made more difficult by aging eyesight, but it opens up a world of musical possibilities. This fretboard illustration comes from Ukulele Underground senior member, "Dane." You can find the original post on Ukulele Underground.
This is what he said about his creative process:
"I used part of one of the images of the uke from this URL :
http://www.acousticvibesmusic.com/ca...?cPath=170_171
And the image which I stole the colors from is from this URL :
http://www.nutthouse.com.au/ukulele/chords.html "
It looks really intimidating (and pretty - look at all those colors!) but it's easier than you may think. Try it and learn something new today.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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