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Jan 14, 2021 18 min

The Water Is Wide

from Uketropolis: Ukulele Q&A with James Hill Hosted by James Hill

A polychord is two chords played at the same time, a head-on harmonic collision that can be surprisingly beautiful. In the wake of the attacks on the US Capitol, James turns to the ukulele to help make sense of a tumultuous time.

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Imagine a chord that you can't play on your own. Imagine a harmony that requires co-operation between two very different parties. Imagine if the ukulele were President.

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