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EPISODE · May 17, 2021 · 29 MIN

Ep 21 - Changemaking Through Music

from Changemakers Without Borders · host May Cooper

James Hill, "possibly the best ukulele player in the world" (Waikato Times) is the person behind Uketropolis, the megaworld of ukulele for music teachers around the world, the only rigorous teacher-training that allows musicians and teachers alike to become more effective and inspiring ukulele teachers for all ages. James describes the journey of building Uketropolis and what is has become today, since his young days playing ukulele in Langley, BC, and his wife, Anne Janelle–"a cellist of true beauty"(Ottawa Citizen) shares her experiences, like working with organizations that allow children to get involved in orchestras, and what exactly is the importance of music in life. Leave a review on Apple podcasts or podchaser, and you can write an email to [email protected] @themaycooper and http://www.changemakerswithoutborders.com/ 

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