Lessons and Advice

This is a great two-chord song that showcases common greetings in the Hawaiian language.

Sarah Maisel walks through ideas and exercises that work, and shares some suggestions for undertaking your own teaching journey.

There are many ways to play this classic tune, and here Jim Beloff shows you two.

Daniel Ward teaches the magic in suspending a melody within chords and letting it all resonate.

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.

Explore the different avenues available for learning ukulele and find the path that is right for you.

This arrangement uses the thumb and fingers to play the melody and accompaniment simultaneously.

If you’re bari-curious, explore what makes this versatile instrument so special.

The magic comes from hearing how the same melody changes as the chords shift underneath.