Showing posts with label ukulele lessons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ukulele lessons. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 October 2015

Ukulele playing reduces stress :)


Hi Pugs, what beautiful Monday weather. Come strum with us tonight at 7.15pm :) It’s long been said that playing the...
Posted by Palm Beach Ukulele Group - PUGs on Sunday, September 8, 2013

Friday, 4 September 2015

Ukulele fun and portable


Hi Pugs tonight at 6pm and again at 7pm Ukulele lessons. One really good benefit of ukulele lessons is the fact that the...
Posted by Palm Beach Ukulele Group - PUGs on Sunday, November 3, 2013

Friday, 28 August 2015

Ukulele simple fun easy


There are many benefits of ukulele lessons. Taking ukulele lessons is a great choice for kids and parents who want to...
Posted by Palm Beach Ukulele Group - PUGs on Friday, January 24, 2014

Friday, 7 August 2015

The simplicity of Ukulele


Uke practice Monday night at 7.15pm. A great benefit of taking ukulele lessons, is that the ukulele is a simple...
Posted by Palm Beach Ukulele Group - PUGs on Thursday, January 30, 2014

Saturday, 11 October 2014

Palm Beach Ukulele Group offer 3 lessons a week



Hi Pugs

Yes, we are still offering ukulele lessons in Palm Beach and Coolangatta. We are now offering 3 classes a week.

Monday Palm Beach 7pm
Beginners
Thursday Coolangatta 10am
Intermediates
Saturday Coolangatta 10am
Beginners

Here's hoping you are all well, getting a head start on Christmas shopping ... Lol..! Can you believe how quickly this year has gone ..!!! Anyway, hope you are all safe and happy.

See you in class soon. Call or txt me for details 0468344108 or keep in touch here. PUGS and here YMSPB and Yoga Palm Beach

We look forward to hearing from you.

All the best Mahalo Lalita :)

JT & Lisa

Friday, 12 September 2014

Palm Beach Ukulele Group (Pugs) offering lessons for Intermediates

Hi Pugs 

Just another update to let you know that our friend Lisa has taken on the role of instructor and will be teaching Intermediate level Ukulele at the hall in Coolangatta on Thursdays at 10am. That address again for new comers is 124 Marine Parade. We are next to the tall pink building 'Coolangatta Seaview Motel' which is on the corner of Clarke Street and Marine Parade.

Hope you will find your way to us soon. Or keep in touch here PUGS and here YMSPB and Yoga Palm Beach

We look forward to hearing from you.

Take care .. Mahalo Lalita
JT and Lisa

Thursday, 28 August 2014

Ukulele lessons for beginners in Palm Beach



Hi Pugs

Just sending out a reminder about the Ukulele lessons for beginners in Palm Beach Monday nights at 7pm.

You are welcome to drop over anytime you like. 60 mins of fun, friendship, learning and a little meditation. It's the best way to learn, removes the stress, is repetitive and helps you to relax. 

Sound good :) We think so. 

Come join in, bring your ukulele, your friends and a smile.

Look forward to meeting up soon.

Keep in touch here. PUGS and here YMSPB and Yoga Palm Beach
We look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers Lalita

Saturday, 12 April 2014

Have Uke will meditate :)


 Hi ukesters,

I love this happy photo. If you are having a 'down' day it's sure to cheer you up.

Pugs aka Palm Beach Ukulele Group is still going strong after celebrating our 1 year anniversary.

Just wanted to pop in and say thanks to all of you for your support. Hope you've had fun learning with us.

We've  really loved meeting all of you, hanging out and practicing some uke meditation with you.

Have a great year 2014 and stay close, keep in touch here. PUGS and here YMSPB and Yoga Palm Beach We look forward to hearing from you.

Fondly - Lalita and our ukulele teachers
Jay T
Jag D
Shane B

Sunday, 12 January 2014

Keep Calm and Uke On

Hi Pugs, epic quote. Uke band, Uke band, any takers? Let me know. See you soon when classes start up again towards the end of the month 25th Jan 2014.



Stay in touch here. PUGS and here YMSPB and Yoga Palm Beach
We look forward to seeing you in class.

Stay cool and Uke on
Lalita

Monday, 24 June 2013

Ukulele history Part 1 -Palm Beach Ukulele Group

Ukulele History



The ukulele isn't a native or ancient instrument: it started with Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii in the late 19th century. The largest wave of Portuguese immigration lasted about 30 years, and 11,000 Portuguese immigrants would arrive in its first decade.

The ukulele is not a direct descendant of any particular instrument; rather it is a hybrid, most likely of the machete and the five-string rajรฃo. These instruments are all in a family of small guitar-like instruments dating from the 18th century. These and similar forms are still popular throughout Latin America, Spain and Portugal. These and other European instruments were originally imported into Hawaii by the immigrants, and continued to be imported through the late 19th century, even after local makers started building their own.


Manuel NunesManuel Nunes, Joao Fernandes, Augusto Dias and Jose do Espirito Santo all arrived from Portugal in Hawaii on the Ravenscrag, in 1879, along with 400-plus other immigrants, to work the sugar cane fields.

Fernandes allegedly surprised and delighted the dockside natives by playing tunes on a small stringed instrument. This has been variously identified as a Portuguese braguinha (a nickname for a Portuguese instrument also known as the cavaquinho), or a small four-stringed Madeiran guitar called a machete (from the Portuguese-owned Madeira islands, sometimes called a machete de Braga after the city and district in northern Portugal where the instrument originated), and even described as both a rajรฃo, a small, five-stringed Portuguese instrument. 
Keep an eye out for the next installment of Ukulele History Part 2 
Thank you geocities.com/ukulele