Introducing a beautiful resource for your child for Term 1: our new Ukubebe resource kits.

We have created these kits using brand new quality instruments and scarves: the same ones we use in class.

The kit will be an essential item for any child attending a class and the fee is additional to the term 1 fee: this is great value at $25 per kit.

You will keep your Ukubebe resource kit at home and have it to use for years to come.

Your kit contains a pair of new Tasmanian Oak tapping sticks, egg shakers, a hand drum/tambourine and a coloured scarf, all presented in a washable and sturdy, labelled carry bag.

Your child will use this kit in every class they attend. Children at a class with no kit, may join in without any instruments or props.

When making your booking (next week) you will be able to pay for your kit, when you pay the class fee online. All Ukubebe resource kits will be ready for you to pick up and use, at the first class of term. 

Give the gift of music to that special family.

Can be redeemed for any Ukubebe products or class bookings.

A 12-track album of original songs to sing and play to, written and performed by Ukubebe founder Joanne Steel

These songs are written for you to play along with your own ukulele. You love it, and so will your children!

Tune your ukulele to G, C, E & A and then 'open string' playing will compliment all the tracks 1, 3, 5, 7-10 & 12.

Track 2 is a 1 chord song, using a C-7 chord all the way through.

Have fun singing and playing.

Jo.

A 12-track Digital Download of original songs to sing and play to, written and performed by Ukubebe founder Joanne Steel

These songs are written for you to play along with your own ukulele.

Tune your ukulele to G, C, E  A and then 'open string' playing will compliment all the tracks 1, 3, 5, 7-10 & 12.

Track 2 is a 1 chord song, using a C-7 chord all the way through.

Have fun singing and playing.

The download is a .zip file, and will download to your 'user's download' folder. It is best downloaded to a computer. The downloaded .zip file needs to be opened, and the .mp3 files added to whatever program you wish to use, to play them (eg. iTunes)

Downloading to a computer is easier than a phone. If you are using a phone, you may not realise this is downloading. (depending on the settings) Perhaps you would then need to browse the files on your phone, and look in your Downloads folder/location.

Jo.