How Great Is the Pleasure for Classical Ukulele In this video Jeff Peterson plays his low-G arrangement of How Great Is the Pleasure for classical ukulele. Composed by Oxford student Henry Harington in [...]
Etude 4 by Aguado for Classical Ukulele In this video Jeff Peterson plays his arrangement of Etude 4 by Aguado for classical ukulele in low-G tuning. Performance Notes This etude by Aguado involves [...]
Anitra's Dance for Classical Ukulele In this video Jeff Peterson plays his low-G arrangement of Anitra's Dance for classical ukulele by Edvard Grieg. "Anitra’s Dance" was composed for a scene in Act IV [...]
Ukulele Corner Academy Member Showcase: Kenneth Fowler Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a member at Ukulele Corner Academy? Check out our member showcase, featuring Academy member Kenneth [...]
Moorish Dance for Classical Ukulele In this video Jeff plays his arrangement of the Spanish traditional Moorish Dance for classical ukulele. This variation on a traditional flamenco theme offers an excellent opportunity [...]
Ukulele Corner Academy Member Showcase: Robyn Anderson Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a member at Ukulele Corner Academy? Perhaps you would like to see a story of one our [...]
Melody by Schumann for Classical Ukulele In this video Jeff performs his arrangement of the Melody by Schumann for classical ukulele. Robert Schumann composed his Album für die Jugend (Album for the [...]
Jupiter Theme by Holst for Classical Ukulele In this video, Jeff Peterson plays his low-G theme of the symphonic Jupiter Theme by Holst for classical ukulele. Gustav Holst, who spent many years in [...]
Romance by Molino for Classical Ukulele In this video, Jeff Peterson plays his low-G arrangement of the Romance by Molino for classical ukulele. Performance Notes Composed by the 18th and 19th-century Italian [...]
Symphony 3 by Saint-Saëns for Classical Ukulele In this video, Jeff Peterson performs his low-G arrangement of the theme from Symphony 3 by Saint-Saëns for classical ukulele. This theme gained wider recognition [...]
