Getting the Most Out of Your Free Membership in the Library for Uke Lovers
Join me, won’t you? In a quick little tour through the Free Library for Ukulele Lovers, so you can take full advantage of the free happiness that awaits you there.
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“How to Play Ukulele E Chord” mini-course is now FREE!
In this quick lesson, I’ll show you the standart method of making an E chord on uke, but I’ll also show you several alternatives that will make making E not only easier, but faster, too!
Ukulele E Chord Article Improved and Updated
Everything you need to simplify and master the dreaded E chord on ukulele!
“Ukulele Daily Workout” lessons slowly becoming available
I’m pleased to announce that (finally) those videos are being moved over to this site, from their old, inadequate, hard to access home.
“Easiest Uke Solo Ever” — new Office Hours video available
We just finished up another Office Hours call, with the topic “The Easiest Ukulele Solo Ever.” I had planned just to teach the dandy little rock-n-roll solo from Money Honey, but wound up also going over a melody style “invisible solo” technique for the great old-timer, Yes, Sir, That’s My Baby. All available right over here. …
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New Feature: start where you left off
New feature: if you watch part of a video and then come back to it later, you’ll see a little message asking if you want to start over or carry on from where you left off.
New “Office Hours” Available for Members
What are some subtle things you can be doing to improve the quality of your uke playing?
Tips: how to read old sheet music; looking at alternating thumb pattern
The most recent Wednesday Workshop is now available for replay.
“Defeat the E”–playing E chord on ukulele
In yesterday’s email, I was joking a bit about “things that are hard.” In my real world classes, many, many students tell me they took up ukulele because they thought it would be easier than guitar. And, sure, in some ways, I suppose it is. Now, in my classes, I am a kindly teacher, and for the first …