The Ukuleles Of Halifax were the brainchild of J. Chalmers Doane, a Halifax educator who devised a method of ukulele instruction that was eventually used in elementary schools across Canada throughout the 1970’s and ’80’s. Great title for an LP makes for a pretty good cover.
thanks to WFMU for sharing this with the world.
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From the wonderful Nalu Music blog by John King…
In the 1850s, an Oxford clergyman and author named Charles Lutwidge Dodgson snapped the first-ever pictures of the tiny, toylike instrument. The subjects of that photo shoot were three young sisters—Alice, Lorina and Edith Liddell—each dressed in Madeiran lace and holding a machete. Dodgson, who is remembered […]

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Passing time is easy with a ukulele in your hand see how Neil Armstrong got through his time spent in quarantine after returning from the moon…

Photo by Don Blair

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This Complete Guide features complete coverage of the 25 major moustache groups, enabling you to instantly identify any moustache you spot without even putting down your ukulele, made by Xylocopa , well done indeed.

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