Learn to Play Edith Piaf’s “La Vie en Rose” on Ukulele (Strumming and Chord-Melody!)
Though it’s harmonically sophisticated, “La Vie en Rose” translates well to the ukulele and is not too difficult to play. Learn a strummed and chord-melody version.
Blues Up Your Ukulele with Lessons from Lead Belly
Want to add some blues to your ukulele repertoire? A good place to start is with one of blues' greatest guitarists and performers, Lead Belly.
Happy Thanksgiving: Learn ‘Alice’s Restaurant’ on Ukulele
Learn to play the classic Thanksgiving song "Alice's Restaurant" on ukulele.
Learn to Improvise the Blues on Ukulele with Chords, Licks, and Solos
The blues is really play-it-as-you-feel-it music, so in this lesson we’ll look at how to improvise on the ukulele with blues chords, licks and solos.
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Ukulele Mecca Elderly Instruments Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Ukulele mecca Elderly Instruments of Lansing, Michigan, celebrated its 50th anniversary this year with a street party in June.
Slide on In: How to Play Bottleneck Blues on Ukulele
Nearly everything that can be done on slide guitar can be transferred to the ukulele. Here's how to get started with playing bottleneck slide blues on ukulele.
Gatherings, Cruises, and Retreats: Check Out These 2023 Winter Ukulele Festivals
Even though winter is always a slow period for ukulele festivals, there are still some fun events taking place during the cold months around the U.S. both in-person and online.
Stunning Tonewoods, Solid-Bodies, Sparkle, and More in this Gallery of New Ukuleles for 2022
Here is a wonderfully varied selection of ukuleles that came out from different manufacturers in 2022 that might entice you.
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Unlock Big Changes in Your Ukulele Playing with Daniel Ward’s Meditative Arpeggio
This ukulele lesson looks at a simple arpeggio that has the power to quickly unlock big changes in your playing, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned musician.
Play “Home on the Range” and “Amazing Grace” on Ukulele | Chord by Chord Lesson 5
In this lesson from our Chord by Chord video series, you'll use C, F, and G chords to play your first songs.