learn to play the ukulele
Aug. 4th, 2009 08:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lauradi7dwFrom the wonderful Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain! Their London concert in two weeks will end with an audience play-along, and this is to get people ready for it. Fares to London in August
at this short notice seem to be astoundingly expensive, but I'm tempted to wait until the very last minute (the day before, I guess) and offer priceline a hundred bucks. Is that how the system works?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/2009/takepart/ukulele/
Edit: It won't actually let us watch these, even though the screens pop up.
It's a confusing thing. Most of the "watch again" or game playing or behind the scenes features on the television section of the BBC website won't work outside of the UK (that's true of ITV and
other European sites as well). Usually (not always) I can get stuff from the BBC radio site without any trouble, and I thought that this was linked to the radio site, not the TV site, but it doesn't work. I should have checked more thoroughly before posting.
at this short notice seem to be astoundingly expensive, but I'm tempted to wait until the very last minute (the day before, I guess) and offer priceline a hundred bucks. Is that how the system works?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/2009/takepart/ukulele/
Edit: It won't actually let us watch these, even though the screens pop up.
It's a confusing thing. Most of the "watch again" or game playing or behind the scenes features on the television section of the BBC website won't work outside of the UK (that's true of ITV and
other European sites as well). Usually (not always) I can get stuff from the BBC radio site without any trouble, and I thought that this was linked to the radio site, not the TV site, but it doesn't work. I should have checked more thoroughly before posting.
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TV online
Date: 2009-08-09 08:10 pm (UTC)Is that a feature of the browser or the ISP?
Also, I have a friend here in Eugene who plays the ukelele constantly (well, continually).