Schedule | 2024
POP UP UKE Sessons via Zoom
Tuesdays 5-6 pm Pacific Time
Parting Pearls of Ukulele Wisdom Workshop
The Strum Shop/Roseville, California
May 11, 2024
UkeWest Festival Concert via Zoom
May 25, 2024
Davis Community Church
Davis, California
May 28, 2024
Pacific Northwest Workshop Tour
Jacksonville Oregon Workshop
June 1, 2024
Eugene Oregon Workshop
June 8, 2024
Lake Oswego Oregon Workshop
June 9, 2024
Portland Oregon Art Studio Workshop
June 11, 2024
Artichoke Music Workshop
June 13, 2024 Portland, Oregon
Wooden Cross Lutheran Church
June 15, 2024 Woodinville, Washington
Birdhouse Studio
June 16, 2024 Bellingham, Washington
Ukesta Spokane
June 18, 2024 Spokane, Washington
Kamloops Summer Festival
Sorrento Retreat, British Columbia
June 19-23, 2024
Pentiction Ukulele Group
June 26, 2024 Penticton, BC, Canada
Reno Ukulele Festival
Sparks, Nevada
October 9-12, 2024
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Great presentation of number system. Are you aware of the Mighty Uke Day in “old town” of Lansing Michigan? Celebrating 4th year this year. May 9-10 2014.
WOW..the number system you explained just turned light on in my head. I too like to visual of the spaces between the numbers.
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I got lost when you said “build the F chord.” We had not used the G-string. Or, maybe I’m not seeing your fingering clearly.
Thanks so much. Your basic lesson series is great.
Maryann
Jim
Just got home from Ron Saul’s and picking up a uke he built for our son. Before I got on the train to head to Seattle I got through 15 of the lessons in your series. I had to send you a note to compliment you on this series. You are clear and focused on each one. It is not too much nor too little, very digestible…
It is going to be difficult to turn this uke over to my son. I think I will have to find an instrument for me now. Might even see if Rom would build me one.
Thanks for what you have contributed to the music world. Your gift of these lesson is truly in the spirit of music.
tc
I get the numbering system but why was it a G7 and not a G chord? I’m retired and trying to learn to play the ukulele. Your website is very helpful. Great lesson in a bite size format. Now if you could only help with my stiff fingers.
Wish I could have viewed this. Many of your lessons are not coming up, but the ones that do are great!!