World Ukulele Day is Thursday, February 2, 2017
Read on for more information!
World Ukulele Day: A Free Event for All!
- WHEN Thursday, February 2, 2017, 6:30 – 8:30
- WHERE West Edmonton Mall Newcap Radio Stage (Main Floor, Phase IV, near Entrance 56 and HMV)
- DETAILS It’s free! Bring your ukulele! Bring your Beloff blue and yellow books if you have them!
It’s a mass uprising of friendly ukulele power! Several ukulele circles (plus many as-yet unaffiliated ukulele players) are coming together to bring joy and happiness to the dim days of February. Everyone is welcome! Grownups, kids, parents or loved ones who just want to sing along or listen, hipsters, vaudevillians, troubadours, time-traveling lute players, student groups, and YOU.
Each participating circle will lead the whole group in playing a set of five songs chosen from the Beloff Daily Ukulele or Daily Ukulele Leap Year songbooks. Click here for the list of songs.
We Will Supply:
- The songlist for each circle, with titles and page numbers for the books
- Lyrics sheets for singers
- Equal access for baritone ukulele players (baritone chord diagrams for the songs)
Wait, I Have Questions!
- What if I don’t have these books?
- Come sit with us! We’ve planned for every table to have people with the books, and you can play along.
- What if I’m new at this ukulele thing?
- Good! It’s fun!
- HI I AM TWELVE AND WHAT IS THIS
- Did your aunt give you a ukulele for Christmas? She’s pretty awesome. Bring her along and come to World Ukulele Day! (If you’re a kid, you are invited to come, but maybe bring an adult you know, so you don’t have to sit alone with strangers.)
Edmonton Ukulele Circle 
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Absolutely looking forward to the day. Areal blast and will have some of my family in the audience. And the best in the New Year to to all the UKE afficiandoes. Gordon.
And a great big thanks to the organizers.you make our world a better place and the “doers” very seldom get enough appreciation !!!!!!!!!!!!👍👍😜😜
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As Kurt Vonnegut explained:
“To be is to do”—Socrates.
“To do is to be”—Jean-Paul Sartre.
“Do be do be do”—Frank Sinatra.
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(a question asked and answered)
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