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Uketropolis: Ukulele Q&A with James Hill
James Hill
Ragalele
JUN 6, 202435 MIN
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Description
My guest today is Sayali Tank, my co-author on Ragalele, a new resource that brings the magic of Indian classical music to the ukulele. Go to www.ragalele.com for a free download and follow Sayali on YouTube and Instagram.
In this episode we talk about:
How Ragalele came to be
The healing power of music
Western classical music vs. Indian classical music
How cultural values are embedded in musical traditions
What to expect from Ragalele as a student
and much more!

