Darthouellet
Well-known member
Hey guys and gals.
As some of you might know. I teach music in a high school in Québec, Canada. Where I live, only a few persons know what a ukulele is. No joke. For a couple of months, I have bring my uke in class and i took the time to explain to my students everything I knew about this instrument. I don't know what happened, but this week, 4 kids at school came to me with their own ukulele and showed a lot of interest to learn more about "what is not a little guitar" (as they said to to other students lol). What is sad is that my principals forbid the teaching of ukulele in class because it is supposedly not a serious instrument. So now, I'm a adult thinking like a kid: SHCOOL SUCKS!
So I will probably start a ukulele club so we, ukes lovers, will be able to live without the prejudices of the authorities.... How rebel is that? Long live ROCK AND ROLL and UKES FOREVER!!!! (dude, I feel like William Wallace right now lol)
Have a nice day everyone
and by the way, sorry for my poor english, I'm french.
As some of you might know. I teach music in a high school in Québec, Canada. Where I live, only a few persons know what a ukulele is. No joke. For a couple of months, I have bring my uke in class and i took the time to explain to my students everything I knew about this instrument. I don't know what happened, but this week, 4 kids at school came to me with their own ukulele and showed a lot of interest to learn more about "what is not a little guitar" (as they said to to other students lol). What is sad is that my principals forbid the teaching of ukulele in class because it is supposedly not a serious instrument. So now, I'm a adult thinking like a kid: SHCOOL SUCKS!
So I will probably start a ukulele club so we, ukes lovers, will be able to live without the prejudices of the authorities.... How rebel is that? Long live ROCK AND ROLL and UKES FOREVER!!!! (dude, I feel like William Wallace right now lol)
Have a nice day everyone
and by the way, sorry for my poor english, I'm french.