Would you like to learn to play the ukelele?

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IF YOU fancy learning a new musical instrument why not try the ukelele?

Member of Wednesday Ukes meet to play ukuleles and sing songs on the first Wednesday of the month at the Mechanics' Institute Library in Bradford from 10.30am to 12.30pm.

The sessions are open to both complete beginners and those who can play a few chords.

For those who have never played the ukulele before, the group has instruments that people can try.

The friendly group offers basic tuition and a chance to play along with others and have some fun.

The session costs £3, which includes refreshments.

Come and join them at 76 Kirkgate, Bradford BD1 1SZ

For more information contact Martin pn 07505335228

*HALIFAX Chamber Choir will be performing a programme of English pastoral and romantic partsongs in the Crossley Gallery in Dean Clough, Halifax, on Friday March 17 at 8pm.

From Arthur Sullivan in the 1860s and Edward Elgar and Charles Villiers Stanford in the 1890s, the programme continues the exploration of English choral masterpieces in the 20th century with songs by Vaughan Williams, John Ireland, Gerald Finzi and Benjamin Britten.

Details are on the website where tickets (£10) are available. halifaxchamberchoir.co.uk.

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