Thanks to Scott Hayes, who wrote a great article on our St Albert Library ukulele circle today. We meet on Sunday at 2pm at the library. Here is the link to the story: https://www.stalbertgazette.com/article/plinking-away-on-the-tiny-mighty-ukulele-20180516
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John and I had a great time at Landing Trail school today. We performed as a guitar/ukulele/violin duo for the students, and then later we played a concert for the staff. Thanks to the school for the wonderful hospitality! #landingtrail#gibbons … Continue reading
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Thank to everyone who came out to RiverFest today to volunteer or enjoy the sunshine…We had a blast playing music for the event, and had a few students and friends as guest performers! A beautiful day to make music.
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Festival Place ukulele nightclasses for beginners and advanced students started back this evening…we were fully booked! Here are the details of the classes, which run for eight weeks each term
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My students picked a family member, friend or fellow music student to perform a duet with this term. Here are some pics from the recital…
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Our ukulele group were invited to perform at the annual Servus Place Trade and Expo Fair in St Albert this weekend. Here are a few pics of the event…
I attended a ukulele workshop with James Hill this evening at Festival Place in Sherwood Park. He’s a wonderful player, and a great educator! Tomorrow evening, Festival Place host his concert with cellist Anne Janelle…looking forward to it!
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Presented a ukulele workshop at St Albert Library today…We had a good time! A gentleman brought his Gibson 1929 banjolele for me to try…
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Festival Place have hired me to teach ukulele this term…classes are on Tuesday evenings.
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Well done and thank you to all of the students and friends who came out to play and sing at St Albert Library today…Around thirty of us played Christmas songs in a fun end-of-term concert!
