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- Doane, John Chalmers
- ca|Truro]], Nova Scotia, Doane started performing music at an early age and graduated from the Nova Scoti... Boston University. In 1967, he became director of Music Education for the Halifax School Board, where he ... ction of the [[en:vok:ukulele]] in every level of music education. Under his direction, the "A" ukulele o... e//. From 1985 until 1993, Doane was professor of music education at the Nova Scotia Teachers College. D
- Ojoge, Daniel
- one of the most important representatives of Juju music in the 1950s, originating from the tradition of Y... e 1920s, but influenced by Western church and pop music. After World War II, it gained overwhelming popul... r Juju were guitar and mandolin. >From palm wine music((Also known as //Maringa//; originated in West Af... rica, v.a. Sierra Leona and Liberia, mixing local music with Caribbean (Calypso) and playing on Portugues
- King, John
- haury]]. The Journal of the Society for American Music last year called Mr. King "perhaps the world's on... sichord. "The people Bach originally wrote this music for must have been fabulous musicians, because th... hier]], to make a ukulele expressly for classical music. After a decade of practice, he put out a record,... the ukulele is exquisitely well suited for Bach's music, and I delight in this discovery." Mr. King made
- Lynch, Michael B.
- own as Ukulele Mike, was a musician, composer and music educator mainly working in the field of liturgical music and [[en:vok:ukulele]] instruction. === Educatio... cey, WA, class of 1967, where he gained a B.A. in music education, and the Cornish College_of the Arts in... atholic church and served as a long-time pastoral music minister and choir director at Christ the King Pa
- Hill, James
- [[bio:peter luongo|Peter Luongo]]. After studying music, he has been active as concert musician and music educator since 2002. James Hill is regarded as one of... ulele to play originally differently orchestrated music, but to prove its fitness as a solo concert instr... a virtuoso performer but he writes all of his own music and it’s all super high quality. There are other
- Beloff, Jim
- im Beloff" subtitle="25.12.1955–"> Beloff studied music theater and began his career as a musical composer and music publisher. He bought an [[en:vok:ukulele]] at a f... ade the distribution of the ukulele and pieces of music suitable for it to his private and professional c... He founded his own publishing house, Flea Market Music, and markets ukuleles built in the company of his
- Smeck, Roy
- ele]], and popularized [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaiian]] music. However, he could not sing; instead, he entertai... ed that the best and simplest way to start making music for your own pleasure or that of others is by usi... the now popular [[vok:ukulele|ukulele]]. >My best music teacher was the phonograph, and I learned much ab... oy Smeck, Roy: //Take Your Pick and Play!// In: //Music Journal// 19:1 (1.1.1961), 24 </panel> <panel tit
- Kamae, Eddie
- o prison. After his release, he finally took up a music career. Kamae included [[en:stil:jazz]], [[en:sti... ing the cliché that ukulele was only for Hawaiian music.((Droszd, //The Hawaiian 'Ukulele //, p. 9)) He d... i]]// and dealt intensively with ancient Hawaiian music. He was the teacher of [[en:bio:Herbert Ichiro O... on, Eddie Kamae: "from Hawaiian Son: The Life and Music of Eddie Kamae." In: //Manoa// 16:2 (2004). S. 15
- Rose, Glen
- He worked as a copyist in the production of film music, later as a music teacher and director of theater music. He also appeared in the US and Europe as a solo pianist and enter... . He composed numerous short commercial pieces of music and wrote textbooks for the ukulele as a jazz ins
- Jeffes, Simon
- London. However, he soon became interested in pop music and non-European ethno music, which he met in 1972 on a trip to Japan. He then founded the //Penguin Caf... d cuatro player. He also worked as a composer and music producer. He used minimalist and repetitive patterns and motifs from ethno music. Especially well known was //Paul's Dance //. Thi
- Edwards, Cliff
- Nickname | Ukulele Ike | |{{http://memory.loc.gov/music/gottlieb/11000/11000/11051v.jpg?direct 200}}|| |/... his last years in poverty and oblivion. Edwards' music contributed significantly to the popularity of th... d [[en:stil:jazz]] and [[en:vok:hawaii|Hawaiian]] music. </panel> <panel title="Links"> * [[https://arc
- Ka'ai, Ernest
- lf-taught and since 1900 active as a musician and music educator, impressario and owner of a ukulele manu... -158 * Kurokawa, Yoko: //Yearning for a Distant Music: Consumption of Hawaiian Music and Dance in Japan.// Dissertation. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i 2004,
- Elof, Tobias
- ok:ukulele]] since he was 8 years old. He studied music (he completed his bachelor's degree with "ukulele... ith his own compositions, in Europe and Asia. His music is inspired by Scandinavian folk music and is meditative. In 2012 his first CD was released.</panel> <pa
- Haida, Yukihiko
- [[en:vok:Glee Club]], the first band for Hawaiian music in Japan, to which Katsuhiko also belonged. Yukih... is therefore referred to as the "father of Hawaii music" in Japan. He returned to Hawaii 1933--1935 to st... = Haida composed more than 600 pieces of Hawaiian music. ==== References ==== * //Haida's book of ukule
- Keim, Aaron
- sic.com/home|The Quiet American]]| Aaron studied music and has performed at ukulele festivals since 2004. With his wife, the music educator Nicole Keim, he specializes in the pre-w