Stealing ukuleles seem to have been a world occupation this week as it made the news both in New-Zealand and in Norway.
The Dominion Post in New-Zealand reports how a youth smashed his way into a Wellington music shop only to steal a ukulele worth $200.
On the other side of the world, Siri Nilsen from Norway reported that she had been assaulted in the centre of Oslo yesterday and that her precious Kala thin body ukulele was stolen.
Lillebjørn Nilsen‘s (Siri Nilsen‘s father) pictures of the stolen ukulele and its case.
And now for this week’s musical world tour…
Country: France / Language: French
This video has to come first in this post as it provides an excellent transition with my previous post on the international language of swearing, if only because of the sense of humour of a French ukulele band who have called themselves Le CUL (the arse).
Le CUL (Collectif d’Ukulélé Lillois) performing Le Museau Qui Tremble .
- Sunday, 21st November 2010 by Armelle Europe
- Category: Ukulele World Tour
- Tags: Brazil, France, French, Ian Re-entrant, Iceland, Japan, Sweden, Swedish, United-Kingdom, weekly ukulele world tour
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