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25.01.2022 The International Emmy Award for Best Non-Scripted Entertainment is a category presented by the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, at the annual International Emmy Awards, given the program without script: "reality show", "game show" or gender programs, produced and displayed outside the United States, the awards ceremony takes place in New York City. And lo and behold, Lightly Strung Orchestra ukesters Shirley McLaren and Ben Taylor were part of the TV pr...ogram "Old People’s Homes for 4 year olds" that has just taken the 2020 Emmy award for best program in non-scripted entertainment!! Well done to all involved in this program. It was bloody marvellous! https://youtu.be/KpDVfTPNdn8

25.01.2022 Yes! A favourite word for music students of any level

24.01.2022 Music bringing out the person inside the patient

24.01.2022 Despite being in stage 4 restrictions, the #AusArmyBand Melbourne have kept the creative juices flowing by putting together this tongue-in-cheek version of the ...Crowded House single Locked Out, which was released in 1994 and used on the soundtrack to the film Reality Bites. This version, retitled Locked Down takes a uniquely Melburnian point of view on being in quarantine and attempts to show the lighter side of locked-down life. Lead Vocals and rhythm guitar: Musician Jordon Mahar Guitar: Musician Keaton Tait Keys: Lance Corporal Nyssa Jewell Bass: Musician Glen Impey Drums: Recruit Alex Keser Backing vocals*: Corporal's Sarah Clark, David Robinson, Lynette Traynor, David Wood and Musician's Ross Chapman, Jamie Grima and Bailey Hume Original lyrics and music: Neil Finn Altered lyrics: Musician Ross Chapman, Musician Jordan Mahar & Captain Adam Matthews Sound and Video production: Musician Mick Jewell *Due to the sudden implementation of stage 4 restrictions, some members were unable to be recorded wearing uniform. #LockedDownMusic #OurPeople Australian Army

22.01.2022 I love the description that accompanies this video ... Whilst the world is going mad somewhere out there.. This guy is singing a lullabi to a donkey foal..

22.01.2022 My lovely friend Vanessa Gould Nugent with her Uke group and beautiful juvenile maggie Cheeky are going viral! And so they should. It’s so gorgeous to watch and the dulcet tones coming from her uke and Cheeky’s warblings are a match made in heaven

20.01.2022 Top of the mornin’ to ya.... https://youtu.be/mZHanSj6TJQ

18.01.2022 Buying a new Uke? A luthier explains the ins and outs of different woods.... https://www.ukulelemag.com//a-luthier-explains-the-whys-an

18.01.2022 Music’s benefit to dementia sufferers is the subject of a new study at Western Sydney University’s MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development. A team of researchers there trialled individually tailored music playlists among 58 dementia subjects across NSW over a 6-week period and found that their use improved their quality of life. https://musicaustralia.org.au//well-targeted-music-playl/

17.01.2022 Get the tissues ready!

17.01.2022 Wow this guy has seriously long fingernails! Doesn’t it sound lovely between the ukes esp when he returns to the bari...

15.01.2022 With issues of mental health and wellbeing becoming increasingly prominent while the pandemic lasts, a central question for music is how it can play a positive role in helping to bring about positive changes in people’s lives. In July, an international panel entitled ‘Music, Wellbeing & COVID-19: How Can Music Contribute to Our Health?’ was convened by the Spanish strategic consultancy Sound Diplomacy through its Music Cities Events initiative, which works towards enhancing music’s place in the urban environment. It tackled many issues by looking at successful programs worldwide that might hold keys to helping with COVID-19. Read on for more... https://musicaustralia.org.au//musics-path-to-health-and-/

15.01.2022 https://www.cellists.co//bohemian-rhapsody-prague-cello.ht

14.01.2022 What Type of Microphone Should I Use For Ukulele Home Recording? https://www.ukulelemag.com//what-type-of-microphone-should

13.01.2022 A beautifully executed arrangement of John Denver’s classic Leaving On A Jet Plane... how lovely Samantha Muir

11.01.2022 Music as Medicine: 6 Big Ideas to Help Keep You Motivated https://www.ukulelemag.com//music-as-medicine-6-big-ideas-

11.01.2022 And what a brilliant leader and teacher and mentor #jameshill is... such generosity of spirit and genuine desire to improve the teaching of ukulele around the world... https://www.ukulelemag.com//james-hills-uketropolis-raises

09.01.2022 A choirmaster and vodka headache... On the breakwater at the surf beach in Brunswick Heads a group of men are reverently singing a rousing Russian revolutionary song. They are dressed as Russian workers, in cloth caps. There is emotional conviction and Russian passion in this song about solidarity. But, in fact, none of these comrades have ever been anywhere near the Motherland, seen a windswept steppe, or traversed a frozen tundra. Nor do any of them speak Russian (although ...they do like a vodka). In his impressive fake Russian accent, master of ceremonies for the choir, Mark Swivel, explains: "Dustyesky is the leading genuine fake Russian choir in southern hemisphere. "We are 28 men, middle-aged, very hairy, and we all live outside the tiny little hamlet of Mullumbimby or, as we call it, Mullumgrad. Have a listen... they sound amazing!!! https://amp.abc.net.au/article/12270670

09.01.2022 Its safe to say that there has never been a figure in the ukulele world who has provoked as much derision, dismissal, and out-and-out hostility as the late-’60s uke-playing phenomenon known as Tiny Tim. To read more of this article in Ukulele Magazine click below https://www.ukulelemag.com//the-strange-and-improbable-ris

07.01.2022 Music and rhythm and accent and tempo and sport!

07.01.2022 Here’s the latest instalment from the Australian Ukulele Orchestra! Enjoyed being a part of it from afar but can’t wait to play together in person again sometime....! Australian Ukulele Orchestra

04.01.2022 On a positive note, Covid has just brought so much creativity!