Stephen Inglis Plays a Ukulele Version of the Grateful Dead‘s “Friend of the Devil”
Inglis has a long relationship with the Grateful Dead’s music, and even released an album called Cut the Dead Some Slack
Lessons and Advice
Add Ease and Elegance to Basic Ukulele Chords With Your Pinky
Using your pinky on ukulele chords can open up your playing to using your fingers more efficiently to allow for easier chord transitions.
How to Make Your Ukulele Chords Sound Better
This lesson focuses on making your ukulele chords sound better with some tips to eliminate buzzes, clicks and wrong sounding notes while strumming.
With 3 Movable Ukulele Chord Shapes, You Can Play Millions of Songs
Many ukulele players are trapped in the key of C, but there are actually 12 keys to choose from. Here's how to unlock your potential with 3 easy chord shapes.
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Freshen Up Old Standards on Ukulele with Chord Substitutions
Because you know the melody so well in this popular old tune, you’ll be able to feel and hear the effects of the new chords quite dramatically in this ukulele lesson.
Your First Ukulele Lesson: A Beginner’s Guide to Playing Ukulele
So, you want to learn how to play a ukulele? Welcome! Here is your first ukulele lesson and a beginner's guide to playing the instrument.
How to Keep Your Ukulele Safe While Traveling
Portability is one of the things that makes the ukulele perfect for any party or adventure. Here are a few tips to keep your ukulele safe and sound while traveling.
Finding the Right Ukulele Cases & Gig Bags
Finding the right case or bag for your ukulele can help keep it safe and sounding great for many years—and many miles.
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Demystifying Jazz Chords on Ukulele
A large part of playing jazz on ukulele is understanding the underlying harmony. In this beginner ukulele lesson we demystify jazz chords by breaking them down one note at a time.
Classical Ukulele: Learn Campanella Technique with a Fernando Sor Etude
This classical fingerstyle ukulele lesson focuses on campanella style with an etude by Sor, from his 25 Progressive Studies, Op. 60 for guitar.