Ukulele School Colour & Play The pointed key arm mechanism

The pointed key arm mechanism provides strength and confidence for the flautist

The clear film construction produces a more focused attack with increased sustain and resonance

rather than only an octave above as is the case with octave tuned xylophone

The Bodhran is traditionally played using a lathe-turned piece of wood called a bone or tipper (pictured above)

Featuring 8 diatonic (C64-C76) white painted steel chimes mounted on durable plastic resonators

Ukulele School Colour & Play The pointed key arm mechanismThe ukulele is the perfect instrument to teach in primary schools. Its fun to play, easy to teach and within minutes you can have children playing their first songs. Using this book, you can teach the ukulele to meet National Curriculum requirements for Key Stages 1 and 2. Even teachers who have never played the ukulele before can deliver exciting and rewarding lessons that children will really enjoy! Ukulele School has 12 catchy songs that children