“Purple Berries” Ukulele Night With Douglas John Cameron • 27 November 2017
Join us at The Twelfth Fret with host Douglas John Cameron. The evening’s theme is “Purple Berries” after the line in “Wooden Ships” from Crosby Stills and Nash’s (CSN) first album.
Selections from Crosby Stills and Nash’s first album arranged for ukulele, performed by Douglas Cameron. Sing and play along with “Helplessly Hoping” and “Marrakesh Express” and enjoy renditions of “Guinevere”, “ Lady of the Island” and a work in progress version of “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” (featuring a unique CSN open tuning).
Tablature versions of the featured songs will be available.“Say can I have some of your purple berries? Yes, I’ve been eating them for six or seven weeks now haven’t got sick once – probably keep us both alive”.
Ukulele Night with Douglas John Cameron
Details:
- WHERE: The Twelfth Fret
- WHEN: Monday 27 November, 2017
- TIME: 7:00 – 9:00 P.M.
- PRICE: $20.00 which gets you entry PLUS a $20.00 Twelfth Fret Gift Card, redeemable for full face value during normal store hours.
Please RSVP via our Contact Form or by phone. Only 20 spots are available for this event.
See you then!
More About Douglas John Cameron
Douglas Cameron’s ukulele career began at the age of six when his dad presented him with a ukulele and Mel Bay’s “Learn To Play Ukulele in Five Minutes”. He composed the score for “Big and Small” (Treehouse TV) on ukulele and lap steel. He leads ukulele workshops and for several years conducted a monthly uke night at The Rooster Coffeehouse in Toronto. His teaching philosophy is that everyone can learn and that you have more musical skills in you that you imagine.
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