Here are a few 'ukulele for your enjoyment, I certainly do. I do understand if others do not. Yes, I play guitar still, but for the last 4 years
haven't really touched one but to show a player how I wanted something played for a duet or group. Not until I got the Breedlove recently, and now the ukes
are dormant... go figure..
My mom passed away last year on the 22nd of Sept. Her name was/is Patricia. This one was built by Dave Means of Glyph 'Ukulele in Annapolis. Superb mezzo-soprano, not quite a soprano, and not quite a concert size, sounds like a very robust soprano.
Headstock...obviously
A little closeup of the body.
The original Patricia. '28 or so Gibson Uke-3. This is the uke that converted me from tenor to a smaller size.
Mother-Daughter
Ain't they pretty? Just an FYI, to those that think they're toys. They're not. Seriously has helped my guitar playing, and now I have another instrument to make sounds on as well.
My mom passed away last year on the 22nd of Sept. Her name was/is Patricia. This one was built by Dave Means of Glyph 'Ukulele in Annapolis. Superb mezzo-soprano, not quite a soprano, and not quite a concert size, sounds like a very robust soprano.
Headstock...obviously
A little closeup of the body.
The original Patricia. '28 or so Gibson Uke-3. This is the uke that converted me from tenor to a smaller size.
Mother-Daughter
Ain't they pretty? Just an FYI, to those that think they're toys. They're not. Seriously has helped my guitar playing, and now I have another instrument to make sounds on as well.
) instruments, & anyone who applies the "T" word
needs to hear Neal, Jake Sh., Bob Brozman, or any number of fine players.
