This post will be a challenge for me. It's going to take great self-discipline to write briefly about
Mighty Uke Day! Six of the Cleveland Fleaharmonics attended this year, and to steal a phrase from one of our number, we had a
simply splendid time!
Mighty Uke Day was actually two days long. It started on Friday, May 8th, with a strum on the steps of the Michigan State Capital.
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Sal posing on a tree in front of the Michigan capital. |
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Sal waiting for the Capital Strum to begin. |
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Sal -- a very small ukulele -- posing with a very large ukulele -- 13 feet long, to be exact! This giant uke was seen all over town during Mighty Uke Day. |
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Three Fleaharmonics -- and Sal -- ready for the Capital Strum to begin! |
Later in the day we attended workshops! That evening we enjoyed a fabulous concert. The next day meant more workshops and another evening concert. In between we enjoyed nice meals together and had a generally wonderful time. If you want to read about all the talented people we saw in concert,
click here.
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Susan Picking and Sal. Ms. Picking taught a children's ukulele class, from which I stole ideas for our summer uke program at the library. |
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Stu Fuchs -- a wonderful instructor. We totally enjoyed his workshops. |
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This was Sal's third meeting with Victoria Vox. What an amazing singer/songwriter she is! |
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The Fleaharmonics gang at our last Mighty Uke Day workshop. What a great time we had! Looking forward to next year already! |
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