Mighty Uke
2000 ukulele enthusiasts gather in parks for group strums, reflecting the instrument's global revival across various ages and cultures.
Synopsis
2000 ukulele enthusiasts gather in parks for group strums, reflecting the instrument's global revival across various ages and cultures.
Synopsis
Jake Shimabukuro discusses his love for the ukulele at a gathering of musicians. Mighty Uke traces the instrument's history, from its roots in Hawaii to its resurgence in the 21st century. The film features initiatives like "Ukuleles for Peace," which teaches children in Israel and Palestine. It includes performances from the Langley Ukulele Ensemble and showcases global ukulele festivals, where thousands come together to play and celebrate the instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the producers of Mighty Uke?
Tony Coleman is the Producer, Director, and Editor, while Margaret Meagher is the Writer, Producer, and Graphic Designer.
What is the duration of the documentary Mighty Uke?
Mighty Uke has a duration of 76 minutes.
What initiative is featured in the documentary that teaches ukulele to children from different backgrounds?
'Ukuleles for Peace' is an initiative that teaches the ukulele to Arab and Israeli children together.
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