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Ben Rouse UK
Ben is a ukulele player based in the south of England.
As well as a solo performer Ben is also part of the hugely successful Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain.
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The Beauty of Uke
by Samantha Muir
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I am a beginner of ukulele, and I am amazed with the beautiful music Samantha makes with this instrument. It has inspired me to start learning finger style Uke. I also find this album very calming as I play it each night before bedtime! Love her music and am now a great fan!
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Rags, Cakewalks & Dances (audio and tablature book)
by Phil Doleman
supported by 5 fans who also own “Classical Ukulele”
Lots of fun, feet tapping tunes! More please!
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New Works for Classical Ukulele Vol.1
by Samantha Muir
supported by 4 fans who also own “Classical Ukulele”
This is a lovely set of contemporary classical pieces for the ukulele. It's delightful and soothing to listen to, and absolutely worth a listen. Thanks for a lovely album.
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Conversations in Ritual
by Balladeste
This new album from the contemporary classical duo was completely improvised.
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Where are the Arms
by Gabriel Kahane
Gabriel Kahane is often compared to Sufjan Stevens and Rufus Wainwright (both of whom he’s collaborated with in the past). It’s a lot to live up to, but to that already high bar I’ll add Ben Folds and Randy Newman, if only for Kahane’s similar sense of musical theatre, playful storytelling and ability to set … Continue reading Album of the Week: Where are the Arms →
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The classical pianist proves that minimalism isn't just intellectual—it can cut straight to the heart.
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A beautiful and unique record of compositions for the viola de gamba, a Renaissance instrument most popular in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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