A ukulele craze has seen as many as 50 people turning up to learn how to play the tiny instrument.
Peter Green, who lives in Taverham, was pleased to get his very own ukulele as a Christmas present.
Following the surprise, he joined a beginners' course which was led by Clara Wiseman from ILoveUke.
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Peter said: “Clara has been incredibly supportive of me starting this group.
“After I completed her course, I was keen to keep going and I was hopeful to find someone locally to play with.”
The course, at Midnight Rebels Studio in Drayton Industrial Estate, is unusual in that the leaders and attendees are all beginners so they are all learning together.
Peter continued: “We are almost entirely made up of beginners or people who bought a ukulele and tried to learn a bit at home with varying degrees of success.
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“We have a couple of slightly more experienced players who do help us.”
Peter was shocked to see entire families popping along in the short five weeks the group has been running with anywhere between 20 and 50 attending each session.
He said: “In the sessions we do a little bit of learning at the start, and then we try to put that into playing a song or two together.”
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The group has had a lot of support from Anna Sparkes from Midnight Rebels Studio.
When Peter hinted about the group on social media, there was such a big response that he was able to get a small start-up grant from Broadland District Council which enabled him to buy some ukuleles for those who do not have them.
All ages are welcome and sessions are every Monday, excluding bank holidays, from 6pm to 7.30pm, costing £2 per adult and £1 per child.
Anyone interested should email ukuleletd@gmail.com.
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