Do you see the nest high in the tree? The robin’s chicks are calling and she comes to comfort them. Sleek and beautiful, she swoops in and out of view. Yet you can hear her melodic song gently brushing your ears and you know she is there. The rhythm of her wings gracefully fly by as she catches her prey and returns to her younglings. Again and again, the soft and gentle song is sung until the chicks’ bellies are full, ready for sleep.
Gently brush your ears with “Robin’s Song.”

TYPE OF INSTRUMENT
UKULELE
| Instrument # | 92-C-E |
| Name: | Robin’s Song |
| Size: | Concert – ‘Ekolu |
| Body Type: | Pineapple |
| Type of Build: | Basic |
WOOD
| Top: | Big Birds Eye Redwood |
| Sides: | Sapele |
| Back: | Sapele |
| Neck: | Mahogany |
| Fretboard: | Rosewood |
| Bridge: | Rosewood |
| Headstock: | Big Island Koa |
| Other: | Simple Rosette, Walnut binding |