Beginning Classical Ukulele: Lesson 3 - Ukrainian Folk Song

Welcome back! Here's the next installment in the Beginning Classical Ukulele mini-course

With these easy fun lessons you'll learn to play classical ukulele!

All of the pieces in this mini-course have been carefully selected and arranged for this special graduated introduction to classical ukulele.

Beginning Classical Ukulele: Lesson 2 - Country Dance - Ferdinando Carulli

Welcome back! Here's the next installment in the Beginning Classical Ukulele mini-course

With these easy fun lessons you'll learn to play classical ukulele!

All of the pieces in this mini-course have been carefully selected and arranged for this special graduated introduction to classical ukulele.

Beginning Classical Ukulele: Lesson 1 - Scottish Dance - Mauro Giuliani

Welcome to the wonderful world of classical music.

With these easy fun lessons you'll learn to play classical ukulele!

All of the pieces in this mini-course have been carefully selected and arranged for this special graduated introduction to classical ukulele.

Beginning Fingerstyle Ukulele Made Easy - First Fingerstyle Lesson

Here are some of the basics of fingerstyle presented for beginners.

This lesson should be mastered before attempting any of my fingerstyle arrangements.

Are you holding the ukulele wrong? Avoid these 5 mistakes

Don't do these 5 things!

I'll show you all of the tweaks you need to make so you sound better and play better!

Ukulele Fingerstyle: What Child is This? Left Hand Position - D Chord Trick

William Chatterton Dix wrote the lyrics for "What Child is This" in 1865. Dix worked as the manager of an insurance company at the time he wrote the carol and had been struck with a serious illness.  

While recovering he underwent a spiritual renewal, that led to him writing several hymns including the lyrics to this one.

What accessories do I really need to go with my ukulele and why?

Here's a rundown on exactly what accessories you really need to go with your new ukulele and why.

You may not need all of them, and you may be able to get by with none of them.