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2Kulele By Paul Mansell & Tony Mizen

April 20, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele 3 Comments

Classical ukulele experts Paul Mansell and Tony Mizen have teamed up to release a book of ukulele duets called 2Kulele. This is an exciting, and much needed, addition to the […]

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Hallelujah Tutorial

April 6, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele 8 Comments

An Interpretation… Today I’m going to show you how to turn the chords for Hallelujah into an elegant arpeggio accompaniment. Before we do that, however, I’d like to take a […]

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Samba Ole! Tutorial

March 30, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele 11 Comments

Samba Ole is a Brazilian tune with a twist of Spanish. The upbeat, syncopated rhythm and combination of a melody part and chord part, or accompaniment part, has made it […]

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The Adventures of Squirrel, Tutorials

Cape Cod Girls

March 24, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele Leave a comment

A super fun piece that will get you playing up the dusty end. Cape Cod Girls is a rip, roaring sea shanty. I first came across this piece in the […]

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The Adventures of Squirrel, Tutorials

Allegretto Tutorial

March 23, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele 15 Comments

The last couple of days have been surprisingly busy. Coming to grips with this brave new world and the likelihood that I will be working from home for several months […]

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The Adventures of Squirrel, Tutorials

Sounds Irish

March 20, 2020by iloveclassicalukulele Leave a comment

A little late for St Patrick’s Day but here is a ukulele arrangement of Sounds Irish. Originally written for the guitar by John Whitworth and Peter Nuttall and published by […]

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The Machete of Madeira

December 1, 2018by iloveclassicalukulele

In July 2018 Lara Taylor and I travelled to Madeira to record a CD of music for machete and guitar. Lara’s mother, Josie came along as moral support, and, being […]

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Five Etudes by Loretta Notareschi

November 12, 2018by iloveclassicalukulele 5 Comments

Five Etudes for solo ukulele is an exciting new release for classical ukulele by composer Loretta Notareschi. The Five Etudes reflect the craftsmanship of an experienced composer and the intimate knowledge of […]

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Summer Roundup

September 25, 2018by iloveclassicalukulele 11 Comments

4 Degrees Celcius I woke up this morning to a light frost and the not-so-subtle reminder that summer has come and gone! I also realised that I hadn’t written a […]

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Brian Boru’s March

March 23, 2018by iloveclassicalukulele 16 Comments

Brian Boru’s March is a traditional Irish tune which has long been a favourite of harp players. Brian Boru was High King of Ireland from 1002 – 1014 AD. He united […]

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