Pamela Davis Music Studios
Conveniently located in-town at Pennock Point,   Jupiter Florida
Phone: 561 512-9583        Email: Sound@fields.net

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Pamela with her Goldtone Banjolele

The neck is the same as a soprano ukulele, but this
design has a small banjo bottom, adding a different tone. This type of banjulele was very popular with British Vaudeville and ragtime. Pamela also enjoys the Hawaiian style ukuleles as well.

Abby playing her Baritone uke along with her sister Emily who is playing a Tenor Uke.

Enjoy Pamela's private music studio conveniently located in-town at Pennock Point, Jupiter Florida and also teaching in West Palm Beach at American Music.

Phone: 561 512- 9583

or Email: Sound@fields.net
 

Pamela strumming her concert size uke

The Ukulele is such a joyous, happy sounding instrument. One can't help but have a smile on their faces hearing the soothing high pitched tones from a soprano uke.  Since the instrument is so much fun, the emphasis on the lessons are aimed at having a good time while learning detailed chordings, appeggios, and riffs.

This method is perfect for the singer who wants to accompany themselves solo, in a band situation or for singalongs.

All ages, all styles, and all levels welcomed.

Specializing in:

Music Theory

Chords & Arpeggios

Rhythm Techniques

Finger picking patterns

Did you know????

The soprano is the standard, but the concert is two inches larger making the fretboard easier to finger (slightly larger), and has a fuller sound.

"George was (very) passionate about the ukulele. He played it brilliantly, studied it and collected hundreds of vintage instruments. There's not much you can do with a ukulele that doesn't sound happy. I think that's why he liked it."

"Every track on the album (Brainwashed) has a ukulele buried deep into the rhythm parts.