ONLINE Songs in the Time of Corona with Ukulele (even dated Fridays)
When:
Friday, Jun 05, 2020 4:00p -
5:00p
Friday, Jun 05, 2020 4:00p -
5:00p
Where:
Online event
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Classes, Date Idea, Meetup, Music, Performing Arts, Social Good, Virtual & Streaming
Event website:
https://www.anneku.com/2020/05/08/songs-in-the-time-of-corona-covid-19-blues/
It's Happy Hour Aloha Friday! At the end of the week, we wind down by sharing music for one hour during this pandemic.
Join us online in ZOOM to introduce and explore songs of our time -- original new songs, parodies, 20-second handwash songs, or existing songs. Performer(s) sing(s) and play(s) on one microphone while others are muted for best sound effect.
To participate, first register via the zoom link in the relevant blog post (linked from the event website shown here) -- to get the zoom meeting link and ID (by e-mail and new window).
If interested in taking ukulele classes, please visit
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/online-ukulele-workshops-bootcamp-strum-low-g-registration-102072746332?aff=bostoncalendar
ABOUT THE EVENT HOST AND INSTRUCTOR:
Based in Boston, Massachusetts but currently self-isolating in the rolling hills of Kent, known as the "garden of England", Anne Ku has moved all her face-to-face group classes online through ZOOM virtual sessions. Anne’s new book for complete beginners takes you from holding your ukulele to playing Iz’s “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in ten steps. http://www.anneku.com
FEEDBACK FROM PREVIOUS STUDENTS:
Zoom uke classes with Anne were a light at the end of my day. There was a great connection in our group, in spite of the obstacles, tech bugs, and miles between us and I learned a lot of new songs! My technique improved a lot, even after the first session! I recommend it!
Just completed Anne's online 6 Saturdays Uke Bootcamp via Zoom. She's a wonderful teacher with positive energy. The Zoom setting worked well with lots of opportunity for interaction and feedback. Recommended!
Anne’s class is inclusive and encouraging. In addition to the technique, she offers terrific tricks for upping our style, jazzing it up, and makes all of it approachable, even for beginners.
I found online instruction to be helpful- especially with the materials and recordings being emailed after. The one thing I didn’t anticipate was finding a community of fellow uke players which has been fun.
