A run through of the Folk Song, by Beethoven, arranged by Paul Mansell.
A run through of the Folk Song, by Beethoven, arranged by Paul Mansell.
Hi There
If you are missing your songbook for the Wireless Christmas Party 2021, you can download it below.
DOWNLOAD WIRELESS CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK
Thank you!
Matt
So, you’ve seen Mike Haysom’s article in Issue 27 of UKE Magazine, read through and want to test your knowledge?
Mike has prepared a quiz for you, so you can use the techniques for identifying notes in the article to complete the questions and see how you fare. Try and complete it without looking the notes up on a fretboard diagram!
A video to accompany the Technique Zone, Solo Patterns feature inside UKE Magazine Issue 27, available here: https://worldofukes.co.uk/uke-magazine-shop/uke-magazine-issue-27-september-2001
A run through of the Pachelbel Canon Variations piece inside issue 27 of UKE Magazine, available here: https://worldofukes.co.uk/uke-magazine-shop/uke-magazine-issue-27-september-2001
A playthrough of Choan Gálvez’s piece, Reid’s Waltz, as featured in Issue 27 of UKE Magazine.
To be in with a chance of winning a Fender Montecito tenor ukulele, complete the quiz below by 1 November, 2021.
You need to match the pictures to the brand of ukulele shown. Because it’s quite tricky, if you get one wrong you’ll still be entered into the random draw.
The brands are Ohana, Islander, Snail, Kala, Flight and Millar. Simply complete the form below and put the number on the image next to each brand.
Use the numbers above next to the brands below to enter.
In UKE Magazine Issue 26, you can win a prize of a Lanikai MA-5T tenor ukulele by completing the survey below by 1 August, when one winner will be drawn from the entrants.
The questionnaire comes from ukulele artist Matthew Quilliam, who will anonymously use responses in academic research he is conducting. Matthew is carrying out research into the current tastes and issues that exist within the surge of the ukulele’s popularity and establishing a time line of events. Your input would be really helpful for him in his studies.
In UKE Magazine Issue 26, you can win a bundle of books that were reviewed in the mag by answering the question below by 1 August 2021.
The books in the bundle are Ukulele Advanced (Daniele Vacca), A Flea, Or Not A Flea (Roland Prakken) and Anthropoda, by Tony Mizen. E-mail addresses are only used to contact the winner.
Which of the authors featured in UKE Magazine Issue 26’s Book Reviews wrote the popular work, From Lute to Uke?
A play-through of the piece, Tenderness, from Choan Gálvez’s book, 50 Miniature Studies for Ukulele - one of the tabs in UKE Magazine Issue 26, available here - https://worldofukes.co.uk/uke-magazine-shop/uke-magazine-issue-26-june-2021
To assist with catering at this event, it would be very helpful if you could complete the form below.
If you don’t have any dietary requirements / allergies - please still complete the form. One form for everyone on your booking is fine - you can detail different people’s requirements on one form (e.g. 1 x vegetarian, 1 x none)
If there’s a ukulele showing as available on my website - it’s in stock and ready to order. But, with so many models, and often sporadic supply from manufacturers, there are times when certain models are out of stock.
You can complete the form below and I will get back to you, first with any information on timescales, and then again when the ukulele is available to order again.
Of course, if you change your mind, there’s no obligation to go ahead with a purchase, but it will put you in the picture when the uke you’re looking at is available to order again.
Here is the video to accompany the Technique Zone article in Issue 25, on picking patterns.
You can watch the accompanying video for Issue 25’s article about when to change your ukulele strings, below.
Voting now closed - no further votes can be counted, thank you.
In issue 25 there are a fantastic ten prizes on offer in our competition. To enter, you need to vote in the UKE Magazine Awards with the form below. Entries need to be in by 1 May, 2020.
Please note, only votes from UKE Magazine Readers will be counted. Your name and email address is required to enter, and only those who read the magazine will be entered - any other votes will be discarded.
Your email address won’t be used for anything else other than that verification. The awards are just for a bit of interest and fun, to look at some of our favourite performers and gear, and reflect back on events we’ve enjoyed in the past. As only readers can vote - please don’t share this voting form as it is intended for readers only.
Those nominated (by readers) are listed below.
In issue 25 of UKE Magazine, there’s an arrangement of Hard Times Come Again No More, for Low G ukulele, by Tobias Elof. To help when you give this a go, here’s a video of Tobias playing the tune.
Tobias regularly releases more arrangements, and can offer advice on your own playing, at his patreon site - Tobias Elof Patreon
The Phil Doleman signature soprano ukulele from Millar arrives in December 2020.
I have the prototype here, which I am going to sell and use all the funds received for a charitable donation to Unicef UK. I will take on the shipping cost, anywhere in the world. I’ll be asking for bids using the form below. You just need to let me know how much you’d be prepared to pay for it (it’s regular price is £329, but there’s no reserve price).
I’ll contact the winning bidder on Tuesday 22 December to arrange for payment (if that person has changed their mind, I’ll go to the second highest bidder etc.)
You can read about this uke and see a demo here - Phil Doleman PD-210MN by Millar.
From Issue 24, here’s a play through of the excerpt from Bach’s Cello Suite No.1 Prelude
To be in with a chance of winning a Tangelwood electro concert ukulele, complete this form with your answers to our short survey on the future of UKE Magazine. Entries need to be completed by 1 February 2021, and your e-mail is required only for notification if you win, nothing else.
The questions in this survey are posed to find out what the best model is for the magazine going forward. I like the printed version and I like that subscriptions aren’t recurring - but as you look at other magazines, they mostly operate different models. So, I want to check that what I am doing is still relevant, or whether things could change to help the long term sustainability of the publication. Thanks for your thoughts!
Now that UKE Magazine has been dispatched, you’ll find that issue’s competition entry form and the play through of the Bach piece here very soon.