In the Loop: How to Use—or Not Use—a Looper Pedal with Ukulele
Imagine being your own one-person band, comprised entirely of ukuleles! It only takes one small tool: a looper. Here's some advice from the pros on how to use a looper with ukulele.
Ukulele Holiday Spirit 2022: Our ‘Holly Jolly’ Picks, Part 2!
We continue our month-long celebration of the holidays in 2022 with five more “Holly Jolly” videos submitted by Ukulele readers in part 2 of our series.
Learning Hawaiian-Style Ukulele Can Improve Your All-Around Musicianship
Learning to play ukulele Hawaiian-style introduces you to skills and a mindset that can improve your all-around musicianship in any genre of music.
Amy Nelson and Cathy Guthrie on Their Duo Folk Uke, Their Famous Dads, and Uke-ing While Driving
There are three things about Cathy Guthrie and Amy Nelson's duo Folk Uke that you should know right off the bat.
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Learn 4 Chord Progressions in C Major on Ukulele | Chord by Chord Lesson 6
In this lesson from our Chord by Chord video series, you'll learn how to play common chord progressions, which will set you up to learn a lot of songs.
Ukulele Holiday Spirit 2022: Our ‘Holly Jolly’ Picks, Part 1!
This month we're showcasing a total of 15 holiday music videos submitted by Ukulele mag readers, as part of our month-long "Holly Jolly" celebration. Here's part 1!
Learn a Chord-Melody Uke Arrangement of “Auld Lang Syne”
In this video lesson by Daniel Ward, learn a low-G chord-melody ukulele arrangement of "Auld Land Syne" that mimics the sound of bagpipes.
Ukulele Christmas Spirit 2022: Top Players Celebrate the Holiday Season
Here's the first set of Ukulele Magazine's Christmas Spirit 2022 videos. We'll be releasing one set each week in December, including our Holly Jolly reader videos!
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Making the Jump from Beginner to Intermediate Ukulele Player | Part 1
This first of a three-part series gets into goal setting and tracking progress, notation, playing cleanly, technique, and more
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!