Playing and enjoying the ukulele together!
The riffs are shared on TakeLessons.com by Reina M.
Here are the names of the riffs that are shown…
Visit the Website for the tab of each riff.
The printed music/notes for the video are in the comments or here – https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B62zBAbDVZxXeWJxNkdDbVdiUUU/view
UkuleleHunt.com has an excellent tutorial on muting strings.
The tutorial includes six tutorial videos. Here is the first one…
If you don’t know Amahi ukuleles, please give me the pleasure to introduce you. Amahi has been making fine violins for years under the name Amati (with a ‘t’). They recently started making intentionally inexpensive ukuleles and I believe that they are a great contender! They now have a broad range of ukes from $50ish student ukuleles which are similar to Makala to $500ish models. I really like the quality of their intermediates ($150-$300ish). They also offer more expensive brands under separate brand names. They are located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Visit their Website and ‘like’ them on Facebook to learn more about them.
They also offer less expensive AND more expensive brands under separate brand names.
Amahi is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Visit their Website and ‘like’ them on Facebook to learn more about them.
Memorizing music rather than depending on reading from music will make you a much better musician. You will grow in confidence and your performance will be much more effective.
WikiHow offers 14 steps in “How to Memorize Sheet Music’
‘6 Quick Steps for Memorizing Music’ from NazzaroMusic.com
‘How to Memorize Music: Memory Tips and Two Strategies’ from RobertKelleyPHD.com
For further research on memory…