Livestream Ukulele: Online Events Calendar
Virtual uke jams, meet ups, lessons, and performances are a a great way to stay connected to the ukulele community. Find events our ukulele events calendar or submit your own!
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Introducing Ukulenny’s ‘Moving On Up!’
These 12 lessons are designed to help you master the fretboard, play more musically, and have good fun with your uke!
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20 Must-Listen Ukulele Albums
Explore ukulele history with must-hear records from the 1920s to the present day, plus ten favorite albums from the past ten years.
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Learn a Fun, Easy Arrangement of ‘Jingle Bells’
Given its relatively slow-moving chord progression, this tune should be a breeze to learn for ukulele players of all levels. Grab your Santa hat and your uke and strum along!
How to Choose and Install a New Set of Strings for Your Ukulele
There are a variety of different string types to choose from for ukulele, but there is no one “best” type of string. Here's how to install new strings on your ukulele.
Learn to Play the Pentatonic Scale on Ukulele
Whether you’re a strummer, a hummer, a picker, or a singer, you need to know the pentatonic scale. Let's explore this often-overlooked musical wonder on ukulele.
How To Determine What Chord Comes Next
What if I told you that after hearing the first two chords of a song, you could reasonably guesstimate the remainder of the chord progression?
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Shutdown Skills Series: How to Transition Easily Between Chords on Ukulele—and Notate Them Efficiently
The smoothest fretting-hand movement from chord to chord in ukulele playing relies on the most logical fingerings of chords. Since most chords can be fingered in more than one way, players have to be open to using alternate and sometimes unconventional fingerings.