BY CATHY FINK | FROM THE FALL 2019 ISSUE OF UKULELE MAGAZINE
The metronome is not only an incredible tool for playing in a solid rhythm, but also for buildi... Read More...
Last week we presented Sarah Maisel’s article on how to practice on ukulele. This week, we offer tips from five other top pros: Jake Shimabukuro, Daniel Ward, ... Read More...
We play music because it’s fun, and good practice can make playing more enjoyable
BY SARAH MAISEL | FROM THE SPRING 2019 ISSUE OF UKULELE
Craig (that's m... Read More...
Practicing is one of the most important things you can do as a musician, whether you’re an absolute beginner or seasoned professional. Yet, to the detriment of... Read More...
By adding substitution chords, you can create more movement within a piece, give yourself variety, and add harmonic interest. One of the best things about using substitutions is that they can make any old song sound new again!... Read More...
Each study is designed to improve your playing by looping carefully crafted repetitive patterns into a short song that’s played many times over while you watch, listen, and learn to feel the strings. With each clean and even repetition you gain more control over your sound and rhythm.... Read More...
From the Summer 2017 issue of Ukulele | BY DANIEL WARD
Here are some of the things you can work on while learning any piece of music:
Pull the best soun... Read More...
From the Summer 2017 issue of Ukulele | BY DANIEL WARD
An arpeggio is a group of notes within a chord, which are played one at a time, instead of all at the sam... Read More...
BY CATHY FINK | FROM THE FALL 2019 ISSUE OF UKULELE MAGAZINE
The metronome is not only an incredible tool for playing in a solid rhythm, but also for buildi... Read More...
BY SARAH MAISEL | FROM THE SPRING 2019 ISSUE OF UKULELE
Craig and I are commonly asked, “How do I get better?” The traditional answer is practice, of course, bu... Read More...
