Considering its size, it’s no surprise that the ukulele travels well. And while it is remarkable how quickly it is often embraced when introduced to a new culture, that’s not exactly surprising, either. Something I am continually amazed by, however,…
“Coquette” is a pop tune turned jazz standard written in 1928, and most commonly associated with the recordings of gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.
Brian Liu's lesson explores how to play a melodic Hawaiian-style chord solo on the ukulele.
Created sometime in the early 1920s, the Jazuke is basically a hybrid banjo ukulele with an odd design.
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Our reviewer enjoys a straightforward, old-school approach to lutherie executed brilliantly.
Craig Chee and Sarah Maisel share tips (and show you how playing an open mic can be one of the most rewarding things you'll do!)
A wistful thread weaves through the songs, pulled by a needle of hope.
This mellow, jazz-flavored arrangement is based on Chet Baker’s version of the timeless standard.
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Some of the most enjoyable ukuleles on the planet weren’t made to be great-sounding. Take a look!
This arrangement, shaped by a steady tonal center, works equally well under the vocal or as a solo instrumental.