In Uke Magazine Issue 45, readers are asked to complete a puzzle containing various uke-related questions.
Using the graphic in the magazine, once the answers are in, a series of letters wll be highlighted. These are an anagram of a ukulele brand.
Readers can enter, and have the chance of winning a ukulele, by entering that ukulele brand on the form below. Entries need to be in by 19 April 2026
Below you can hear Lil Rev’s song, Who Cracked The Bell. This was featured in UKE Magazine Issue 45.
Below you can hear I.C.E. Man Blues by Lil Rev, mentioned in his article in UKE Magazine issue 45.
Below you can hear Chris McShane playing his piece, Sunday Serenade, as featured in UKE Magazine Issue 45
Below you can listen to Jim Beloff’s song, A Ukulele & You, as featured in UKE Magazine Issue 45.
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In Issue 44’s UKE Magazine, readers can be in with the chance of winning an Uma UK-20SS soprano ukulele.
Entries need to be in by 1 February, 2026. With your copy of the magazine to hand, you can enter via the form below.
In Issue 44 of UKE Magazine, Sam Muir took us through how to play Andante Op.43 N0.6 by Mauro Giuliani - commonly known as the Tales from the Riverbank theme.
You can see a performance of this piece from Sam here:
Sam has also prepared an excellent tutorial video, here.
In UKE Magazine Issue 44, ‘Lil Rev talked about playing in a Doo Wop style, including his song ‘Doo Wop Blue’.
Here is Rev performing that tune with Ray Cygrymus.
As a bonus, you can download the chord chart for another Doo Wop Style song of Rev’s, ‘Little Richard’. To do that, click here.
From Issue 43, to be in with the chance of winning a Kala Cigar Box ukulele, you can enter using the form below.
Entries need to be in by 31 October 2025.
Only 4 of the 5 artists, and 4 of the 5 brands are needed. Feel free to enter them all, or leave one blank.
If you read the article in UKE Magazine and would like to hear an AI performed version of Jerry’s song from the workshop (and I don’t blame if you don’t), here you go!
The Long and Winding Road, arranged by Matt Stead and featured in UKE Magazine. There’s a tutorial here from Matt to work through:
Below you can find the tutorial for Poor Wayfaring Stranger, arranged and performed by Sam Muir, from Issue 43 of UKE Magazine.
All online content for Issue 43 will be added here shortly. Thanks for your patience.
In UKE Magazine Issue 42, Lil Rev’s article on the Texas Waltz referenced an mp3 recording. You can listen to that here.
And below - the video to go with it:
To enter Issue 42’s competition and be in with a chance of winning an aNueNue Lyra concert ukulele, you can complete the form below by 1 August 2025.
You need the magazine in front of you and to answer 9 out of the 10 multiple choice questions correctly to be entered into the draw. The question was, which brand made the models illustrated in the magazine.
You can download a pdf of the summary and conclusions from Kate Knight, from the University of Chester, as referenced in the ‘Music That Matters’ feature in UKE Magazine Issue 42, by clicking here.
Here is an audio file for the warm up exercises feature in UKE Magazine Issue 42.
This is the video that goes with the piece ‘Patterns’ in UKE Magazine issue 42.
You’ll need to do two things…
1) Jump ahead to 9.52
2) Keep in mind when I recorded it some years ago I was ill with a thyroid issue and a bit… porky!
Here is the accompanying video from Paul, for the piece described in UKE Magazine issue 42.
