I've also updated some info in the Tahitian Uke pdf document. Threre are 6 songs now with chords and links to video or audio to hear what they sound like.
hi berean! maruru roa for all this great information! i have a mike ayers uturere that i'm still trying to learn - the videos of the cook islands festival are way inspiring...
Where did you get your mike ayers tahitian ukulele? mahalo.
quote:Originally posted by marzullo
hi berean! maruru roa for all this great information! i have a mike ayers uturere that i'm still trying to learn - the videos of the cook islands festival are way inspiring...
I also have one of Mike Ayer's Tahitian ukes, but it doesn't really sound like a Tahitian uke (imho). It's nice quality and workmanship though. I would order one from Kanua Ukulele. He's in New Zealand but ships to the U.S. and his prices are reasonable.
Thanks for the info. I checked out momilanis and saw a picture of the tahitian ukulele. The ukes looks very well made. I was just wondering about the sound hole it seems a little strange that a bowl is sticking out in the back.
Anyway, Wow! Kanua prices are reasonable.
quote:Originally posted by berean_315
quote:Where did you get your mike ayers tahitian ukulele? mahalo.
Not to speak for marzullo, but Momilani's sells them.
I also have one of Mike Ayer's Tahitian ukes, but it doesn't really sound like a Tahitian uke (imho). It's nice quality and workmanship though. I would order one from Kanua Ukulele. He's in New Zealand but ships to the U.S. and his prices are reasonable.
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