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Armelle Europe: <a href='http://ukulelelanguages.com/ukulele-beginner/3-ukulele-tutorials-chunk-bar-chords-and-picking/comment-page-1/#comment-45452' title='View the entire comment by Armelle Europe'>Wendy: glad you're getting the hang of chnk. Stuart's tutorial is very helpful.
wendy: <a href='http://ukulelelanguages.com/ukulele-beginner/3-ukulele-tutorials-chunk-bar-chords-and-picking/comment-page-1/#comment-45417' title='View the entire comment by wendy'>thanks, I have been trying to chnk for months and could not work out the
Armelle Europe: <a href='http://ukulelelanguages.com/language-fun/language-fun-chinese-wish-lantern/comment-page-1/#comment-44238' title='View the entire comment by Armelle Europe'>Brian : Thanks for the info. They can indeed be found on amazon.com
Armelle Europe: <a href='http://ukulelelanguages.com/ukulele-world-tour/happysad-maja-koman-ukulele-and-polish/comment-page-1/#comment-44237' title='View the entire comment by Armelle Europe'>Lee Monka: Thanks for the link to the polish ukulele website! Best wishes from France.
Lee Monka: <a href='http://ukulelelanguages.com/ukulele-world-tour/happysad-maja-koman-ukulele-and-polish/comment-page-1/#comment-44172' title='View the entire comment by Lee Monka'>Polish Ukulele Group http://polish-ukulele.pl/ix-konkurs-polish-ukulele-przeboje-lat-60-tych/ aloha from Poland :-)

Posts Tagged ‘Switzerland’

13 2009

Ukulele, languages and fancy videos

Today’s videos will be a display of ukulele-, language- and video editing skills. We’ll be listening to Japanese, Swiss-German and Spanish (Cuba).

Sebi is Italian and lives in Switzerland and obviously is a multilinguist. It always makes me happy to listen to people singing in multiple languages !
Listen to Sebi singing in Japanese in this Japanese ballad called Koko ni iru yo. Thanks to Herman for pointing this video out to me.

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Ukulele in French speaking countries

To be quite exact the title should have been “Ukulele in some French speaking countries”. Different places, different styles, as you will see from the videos below.
I didn’t find any ukulele video from any African French speaking country nor any from Guyane, Martinique or Guadeloupe so as usual, if you know any, please let me know.

Belgium and Québec
A video from a Ukulele Session. Saule (Baptiste Lalieu) is half Sicilian, half Belgian and has grown up in Belgium. Pierre Lapointe is from Quebec. They are singing a song called “Sur le Fil”. There is also a piano song from Pierre Lapointe called “27-100 rue des partances”.