Intermediate Ukulele
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Strumming a ukulele is therapeutic and fun. Volunteer Sandy O'Shea will provide instruction. Limited ukuleles available. Introduction to Ukulele required as a prerequisite. Meets on first and third Tuesdays.
Strumming a ukulele is therapeutic and fun. Volunteer Sandy O'Shea will provide instruction. Limited ukuleles available. Introduction to Ukulele required as a prerequisite. Meets on first and third Tuesdays.
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Volunteer Sandy O'Shea teaches therapeutic ukulele strumming with limited instruments at Walter Reed Center, requiring prior Introduction to Ukulele.
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