10week - Ruby’s Ukulele Orchestra Eduardo Garcia- Thursdays @ 6pm in-person

This course is: The pinnacle of Ruby’s Ukes absolute fun magic! Beautiful music made simply that will exceed your wildest expectations of what you could ever imagine you would play, and what the mighty Uke can do. No exaggeration. We have performed at the Wise Hall, The Rio Theatre, and The York Theatre to absolute audience delight! With 3 part harmonies based on levels of experience of playing. We will be preparing for a Summer 2023 concert in the January and April term, CV-19 did a bit of a number on our 70 piece strong orchestra and so we begin it’s next chapter, and build and build and build… join us it’s gonna be a goodun’.

Google Ruby’s Ukulele Orchestra… just saying. Summer concert date to be announced it will be in a smaller venue…

Level: All intermediate, Advanced and Advanced + players are invited to join. So chill and dive in!

Date: Thursday, February 9th 2023 (in-person)

Time: Thursdays 6.00pm – 8.00pm (PST)

Cost: $225

Place: The Post 750 Hamilton St #110, Vancouver, BC V6B 2R5

There will also be a class materials page that include song and theory charts, and audio samples to accompany you!

The classes are a weekly 2 hour session and will leave you smiling and a whole lot smarter. The perfect way to keep inspired and have an appointment to play music each week. These classes are all 13 yrs+. You will learn beautiful ukulele pieces in 3 part harmony! A wonderful way to connect to music and to play with others in person!

Read FAQs HERE answers to your questions are often just waiting for you!

Eduardo Garcia: Is the newest member of the Ruby’s Ukes teaching faculty, from Mexico, Eduardo has quickly become a Vancouver Ukulele staple. Being both classically and traditionally trained, he was active in a wide diversity of music projects in Mexico, teaching, performing and writing music. Eduardo played several different traditional string instruments with ‘Amate’, a traditional mariachi band based in Guadalajara, that performs regularly inside and outside of Mexico. Eduardo also played the cello and arranged for the ‘Victor Manuel Medeles’ chamber orchestra. He was the founder/director of the Academia de Ukuleles de la Ribera (Lakeside Ukulele Academy) known for it’s work with local children in the community. Eduardo has graced the stages of Ukulele festivals internationally.

Eduardo brings a gentle, unassuming, classical approach to music and the ukulele, an instrument now very close to his heart. His students love his clear, concise teaching style!

We acknowledge that we work, teach, and play on the traditional, ancestral and unceded Coast Salish Territory of the šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmaɁɬ təməxʷ (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh-ulh Temíx̱w (Squamish) and səl̓ilwətaɁɬtəməxʷ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations. And that the Ukulele first originated from Hawaii, we are grateful to continue it’s journey here in Canada.

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