By Jim D’Ville
Music
travels in one of two directions—it either goes up or goes down. The same is
true for song introductions. Our ears like to follow logi... Read More...
He's played at the NAMM Show, taken the stage in the UK, and now, Ukulele contributing editor Jim D'Ville, of Play Ukulele By Ear, is headed to Nashville! On S... Read More...
An enabler of the ukulele (and contributing editor to this publication), Jim D'Ville is taking his "Play Ukulele By Ear" workshop on the road for a series of t... Read More...
Beginning May 31 and stretching through the end of June, Ukulele magazine contributing editor Jim D'Ville is taking a run through the West Coast for a series of... Read More...
Workshop Jedi and Ukulele contributing editor Jim D'Ville is swinging through Southern California for a mid-March clutch of workshops before returning to the La... Read More...
Virtual uke jams, meet ups, lessons, and performances are a a great way to stay connected to the ukulele community. Find events our ukulele events calendar or submit your own!... Read More...
Though her debut album hit #3 on the Billboard Jazz chart, harp ukulele specialist Gracie Terzian describes her musical endeavors as a singer-songwriter in more of the folk genre, with jazz harmonies.... Read More...
Many ukulele players are trapped in the key of C, but there are actually 12 keys to choose from. Here's how to unlock your potential with 3 easy chord shapes.... Read More...
Since the 1960s, J. Chalmers Doane has had great success promoting the ukulele as Canada's primary instrument for beginning musical education. Here's how he did it.... Read More...