The ukulele was where it all started. Matyas read from a paper about this extraordinary instrument about six years ago. The first ukulele arrived at home not long after. Matyas began learning the fundamentals and realized he was holding an expressive instrument. Experiments got underway, and Bach, for instance, was…
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