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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A fantastic night of excellent musicianship! Very well organised and superb friendly atmosphere. Dead Mans Uke and Andrew and Jay Molina gave us a sublime evening. Catch them if you can. They comple... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Shaun from the Wales Ukulele Project is a diamond. We're fortunate to have access to the Ukulele project and am grateful for the many happy moments we've shared with our kids playing the ukulele. We... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I purchased the PDF for the new "A Ukulele Christmas" book. The presentation and quality is excellent and I'm looking forward to working my way through it over the next few weeks. This is one that wi... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Tara is a great instructor and loves singing and playing ukulele. Her song choices are different every year and include some newer ones as well as some oldies you may not have heard in awhile. You'l... See more

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  1. Music school
  2. Music Teacher
  3. Music shop
  4. Printed Music Publisher

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The Ukulele Project is a not for profit organisation whose aim is to use the ukulele to help address loneliness and promote wellbeing. We currently have projects in London, Scotland, Wales, the South East and the East Midlands. We have witnessed first hand how the ukulele can bring people together; how it can help break down social barriers and build strong friendships. We are passionate about supporting schools, teachers and community groups to run sustainable ukulele clubs, classes and events as a way of combating loneliness. We provide teaching resources, workshops and events; run classes for community groups and schools and in our online shop you’ll find class ukulele sets, stickers, badges, our First Ukulele Pieces books, our Practice Journal and loads more! ALL our profits go towards donating ukuleles to schools, community groups and libraries.

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TrustScore 4.5 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A Ukulele Christmas To You!

I purchased the PDF for the new "A Ukulele Christmas" book. The presentation and quality is excellent and I'm looking forward to working my way through it over the next few weeks. This is one that will come out every year now; a great price, super clear arrangements and fun to play.

5 November 2025
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I paid the fee for the pdf file but one…

I paid the fee for the pdf file but one week later it has not been sent to me

23 October 2025
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Hello Mike This was a pre order. It was clearly stated on our website that it would be sent out 2nd week of November. My apologies that you did not see that when you purchased the download. I am happy to say that the book has been edited quicker than we thought so I have just emailed it to you. I hope that you enjoy the book and thank you for supporting the Ukulele Project

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Great for learners

This book is aimed at students who wish to explore the possibilities of the ukulele other than simply strumming chords (nothing wrong with that)
The music in divided into three parts .

The top part is for the main melody - single notes to be played or rather plucked with the thumb or fingers . The music can be read from either written music or tablature underneath giving the appropriate position and which string to play

The middle part is usually also plucking a melody which harmonises with the top part or it can be arpeggios based on the accompanying chords.

The bottom part is for strumming or plucking the appropriate chords.

I am sure many children would love to play the songs as an ensemble and will encourage them to improve their musicianship.

23 December 2024
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Shaun from the Wales Ukulele Project is…

Shaun from the Wales Ukulele Project is a diamond.
We're fortunate to have access to the Ukulele project and am grateful for the many happy moments we've shared with our kids playing the ukulele. We joined a free session at a public library and have since joined in on weekly sessions and live events. Our kids confidence has grown immeasurably and we're forever grateful.

20 November 2024
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