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Ukulele Music For Lava

Ukulele music for Lava was inspired by a 2015 Pixar short film of the same name and tells the tale of Uku, an individual volcano seeking companionship through singing to the ocean. Utilizing only three chords with standard strumming compared to island strumming tutorials used elsewhere for this lesson. The melody Ukuleles have been around […]

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Ukulele Music and Chords

Chord charts depicting your ukulele are composed of vertical lines representing its four strings: G, C, E and A. Horizontal lines represent frets while dots or numbers indicate where your fingers should be placed on the fretboard to produce particular chords. A solid circle represents strings that should be played open (i.e. not fretted), whereas

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Is Ukulele Music Relaxing?

Ukuleles are portable instruments ideal for beginners looking to learn how to play their favorite songs and create original compositions. They make an excellent starter instrument. Ukuleles offer less playing options than guitars, making them suitable for novice players looking to keep their creative juices flowing and avoid becoming one-trick ponies. It’s Easy to Pick

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5 Ukulele Songs Advanced

Metronome-driven songs present a great musical challenge. Here are five advanced ukulele songs to help expand your repertoire and help expand as a musician. Classic rock tunes such as CCR’s Bad Moon can make for a wonderful ukulele rendition, providing the opportunity to practice chords of C, F and G alongside quick down strums to

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Ukulele Music Happy

Ukulele music happy can be an expressive way of sharing your passion for this instrument and connecting with others through it. A great songwriter knows how to balance melody and harmony. The chord progressions that complement your melody give your song its overall sound. 1. “Tonight You Belong to Me” The ukulele is an accessible

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