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.
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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.
How to Make a Practice Routine for Ukulele
It's no secret that the key to getting better on ukulele is practice. Here are some tips to help you come up with a ukulele practice routine that works for you.
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Learn to Play “Can‘t Help But Smile,” Jim Beloff‘s Ukulele Festival Theme Song
When the Southern California Ukulele Festival asked Jim Beloff to write a theme song, he came up with "Can't Help But Smile." Here, he teaches you how to play it.
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
Learn to Play Two Diminished Chords on Ukulele | Chord by Chord Lesson 4
In this lesson from our Chord by Chord video series, you'll learn how to play diminished seventh chords.
Remembering Bruddah Iz: 25 Years After his Death, Israel Kamakawiwo‘ole Still Melts Hearts and Inspires
Iz will always be most remembered for his voice & ukulele medley of two great American standards: “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “What a Wonderful World.”
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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
Here's how to eliminate buzzes, clicks, and wrong-sounding notes while strumming