I’m going to be accompanying festive songs at Festival Place’s event, “Songs, Smores and More!” at the Wilderness Centre on December 4th, 5th, 11th and 12th. Come on out and sing with us around the campfire! Link to sign up … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to announce Kyle and I will be taking part in Calgary Ukulele Festival again in 2022! We’ll join Stu Fuchs, Tina Hebner, Barry Luft and Mustafa Kalamiddin this time, as we each present ukulele concepts for the festival … Continue reading →

Thank you to Sturgeon Composite High School for inviting me as a guest speaker today…I taught Guitar 10/20/30 some rock and pop songs!

It’s the start of a new term this week at St Albert Music Instruction and Dominelli School of Music. I have a full quota of one-on-one music students at both locations, and we’re starting ukulele classes at the music school. … Continue reading →

There’s lots happening in the music world since venues started re-opening… Kyle and I are presenting a series of ukulele workshops for St Albert Cultivates the Arts on September 18th. I have been invited back to teach ukulele nightclasses at … Continue reading →

We played as a duo for a private party bridal shower this afternoon! It was good to be back playing in person again after over a year of performing online. Afterwards, our ukulele group Dominelli School Ukulele Orchestra met for … Continue reading →

Kyle and I performed a set for Calgary Ukulele Festival on Saturday. We were joined by four other Calgary-based performers. It was nice to finally have a concert to play, as we have barely played since COVID started!

Thank you to everyone who attended this morning’s session at Calgary Ukulele Festival! Kyle and I had a good time, and hopefully the participants did too! We presented on “Ensemble Playing leading to larger Group Playing”. We had around 175 … Continue reading →

On Friday morning Kyle Swenson and I presented “Ukulele in 6/8 times” for 2021’s online NCTCA Teachers Convention. We had around 90 school music teachers join us for the session, as we shared ideas for ukulele learning in the classroom.

I was delighted to be asked to lead some songs by the Edmonton area ukulele community on Zoom, for World Ukulele Day, on Tuesday evening. We had 19 song leaders from the community, and 100 ukulele players from Alberta, BC … Continue reading →