Workshop Tickets
WORKSHOPS
This is a ‘once in a lifetime’ moment to learn from three of the UK’s première Ukulele acts right now. Learn the secrets and skills that make them Youtube and Spotify subscription fodder for all you uke-a-holics.
Amelia Coburn
Workshop
Saturday 2 PM – Upstairs at The Deer’s Head
£12.00
Amelia’s workshop has a little bit of everything for everyone – from beginners to the ukulele pros, you’re in for a treat!
Learn to play one of Amelia’s beautiful original songs, whilst picking up some neat song-writing tips and how to choose the ideal chord for your songs.
Tickets are very limited so book early!
Dead Man‘s Uke Workshop
Saturday 3 PM – Upstairs at The Deer’s Head
£12.00
Working with the finest purveyors of dum-ching themselves, participants in this workshop will get a chance to lift the lid on the great Dead Mans Uke performance style and learn what makes things work so well. You’ll learn things you can apply to your own playing and you’re sure to come away with a party trick or a good story or two.
Perfect for all abilities!
Ukulele Simon Workshop
Saturday 4 PM – Upstairs at The Deer’s Head
£12.00
Simon: Hand me your drum I’ll show you how to play it.
You: This? It’s a Ukulele
Simon: Its both, give it to me.
You:
Simon: Boom-chic-a-waa-waa (In the key of G)
Start opening the percussive potential of your Ukulele, add drum beats using the body of the Uke while playing a melody at the same time. Bring some funk to that hunk of wood.
NEW!
BUILD A DIDDLEY BOW
Workshop
SUNDAY 1 PM – Upstairs at The Deer’s Head
£25.00
Build your own Diddley Bow with Rob Collins
ONLY 8 SPACES AVAILABLE
Open to all levels – no playing experience necessary!
The diddley bow is a one-stringed instrument played by the likes of
Seasick Steve and BB King. In this workshop, renowned luthier, Rob Collins from TINGUITAR.COM will teach you a bit about the history of the instrument while also giving you all of the materials & guidance to build your very own diddley bow.
There are only 8 spaces here so if you’ve ever fancied making your own instrument then this is one not to miss!