@speakwhen caught an image of me Friday morning when I promoted the NorthernVoice‘s Open Space — a.k.a. Moosecamp… with an improvised Uke song. My first public Uke performance. It was fitting, since later in the day Alan Levine, Rob Cottingham and I ran a session on improv. I’m still running a mile a minute with draft blog posts from the adventures of the last two months, but hey, a quick picture and a link to the audio from @felicelam will have to do for now! Nothing like jumping off the cliff of risk! (And to discover KDot does a weekly #UkeTuesday post!!) I guess this was my UkeFriday! Thank you friends and NorthernVoice!!
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It was lovely to meet & sing with you, Nancy. It’s always a pleasure to meet a fellow ukulele lover. I’ll be looking for your posts using the #ukeTuesday tags & seeing your progress! You are excellent at strumming and your strong voice complements the baritone ukulele. Keep on playing!
“Tip toe, through the Open Space ..”
I’m singin, Frank, I’m singin!
Kay, I look forward to listening and watching and learning from you!
I went straight to “Aloha ‘Oe”. (Which, after watching Lilo and Stitch with my kids, is now the saddest damn song in the world.)
That was a lot of fun on Saturday. You and Alan are my new improv heroes!
OK, now I have to learn that one, Rob!