Review: aNueNue Hummingbird’s Curvaceous Shape and Beautiful Inlay Complement Its Gorgeous Tone
The aNueNue Hummingbird is a first-class, hand-built ukulele with premium woods that really delivers on tone.
You Can Teach Uke! Tips to Help Your Students Build Skills, Confidence, and Musical Joy
Sarah Maisel walks through ideas and exercises that work, and shares some suggestions for undertaking your own teaching journey.
Nothin’ But a ‘G’ Thing—Pro Ukers Sound Off on Low-G vs. High-G Tuning
The ukulele community is typically a friendly one and is as inclusive a group as you’ll find anywhere—except when you enter the discussion about why their G is the one and only “correct” G.
Brad Kahabka Brings Artistic Flair to the Ohana Custom Shop
Catch up with the self-taught luthier, who builds ukuleles with an artist's eye for detail and creativity.
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Learn a Ukulele-Friendly Arrangement of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now”
There are many ways to play this classic tune, and here Jim Beloff shows you two.
Enter to Win a 20 Years of Kala Anniversary Prize Pack!
3 CHANCES TO WIN! Each prize pack includes the new 20th Anniversary Solid Spruce Top Quilted Sapele Baritone Ukulele, a gig bag, and a Kala 20th Anniversary Commemorative Enamel Pin. Kala’s 20th Anniversary is celebrated with a clean and elegant…
Uke History: How Chinese-led Companies in Honolulu Helped Meet the Growing Demand for Ukuleles on the Mainland in the Early 20th Century
Today, even though these makers are not as well known as some, there is a steady demand for their instruments in the vintage market.
Chord-Melody Lesson: Make Every Note Last
Daniel Ward teaches the magic in suspending a melody within chords and letting it all resonate.
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Sandor Nagyszalanczy’s ‘The Art of Vintage Ukuleles’ Describes the Early History of the Instrument—and the Nation that Nurtured It
This ultimate collectors' book is a fascinating study that traces the early history of the ukulele.
“Tiptoe Through the Tulips” | Learn a Jazzy Ukulele Arrangement
Before Tiny Tim gave it his trademark twist, Nick Lucas’ 1929 version became the No. 1 song in America, spending ten weeks on the charts.