I just bought a pad of paper with the printed chord/tab that are blank for you to fill in. Any song I see tutorials for, I follow along and fill it in inside my notebook.
Hi! Sorry, just seeing this now. I do have lead sheets for all my tutorials (except for about 10 of the 120 I have). They are all located on my Patreon!
I love your videos!!! You make it really easy to learn playing ukelele!! If you accept requests I would love a tutorial on Gotta go my own way, from high school musical 2 🤞🏼🥰
It took me a while to figure out what threw me off, but; It seems you hold E7 instead of going to C, on the "ooh ooh" part of the song. This kept making me feel off tune every time I sang along. :')
Hi! If you are referring to the chorus part, you should be playing an Am over the “oh, oh” part. If you could can you time stamp where you are talking about in the song if it’s not that part that would be helpful so I can know exactly what you mean. Thanks!
@@CoryTeachesMusic Oh hi, thanks for responding! :D It was at 9:46 where I noticed you hold Am while there was a big C under 'ooh ooh'. I probably misinterpreted the scroll, because I can follow along pretty well by just listening and looking at your hands. I think I mixed up which chord bar goes with which lyric line. Sorry. ;-)
@@S0K0N0MI Ah! Yes, with lead sheets, the chord you should play is always located above the words, not under. And please, never be sorry for asking a question or bringing up a concern. I'm always happy to clarify :) Also, I totally make mistakes all of the time lol, so it is always a possibility that I put something in there wrong too lol
I LOVE Tangled and I love that song! I’m definitely going to be doing some Disney tutorials coming up soon so I can take a look at that. Until then I do have a play-along for “I See the Light” that you could check out! ruclips.net/video/AkPvTBWwttI/видео.html
I will definitely keep that in mind for future videos, ones thing you can do is actually slow the video down. It’s in the options. Idk if you’ve tried that or not but it’s pretty helpful!
@@CoryTeachesMusic I wasn't trying to be critical at all because I think it's a brilliant tutorial video. 😁 But I love it when there there is a few play-a-longs adding each of the aspects to eventually get to the final song! Keep up the good work!
Correctly written it is Am7, A- or A minor 7... the way shown in this video implies different chords than heard. And “A major 7” is not what is shown, the chord heard is literally A minor with a major 7. Please can you learn theory before putting theory in your videos...?
Hi. So they don’t imply different chords. They are just written differently. I will admit that my diagram for the “A7 minor” should be written “A minor 7” but that is splitting hairs and I do it for a specific purpose with beginners in mind. The lead sheet/play along denotes the chords correctly. I would say that you were kinda rude with your comment, but I understand being right is very important to some people. Luckily for you, you seem to know a lot about music so you probably don’t need my tutorials to help you so that’s great for you! If you ever decide you would like assistance with ukulele, feel free to use my videos and if not that’s okay too. Best to you! I would also say, I do plan on remaking the chord diagrams so they are more accurate rather than being for “beginners” so thanks for pointing that one out for me too!
@@CoryTeachesMusic I’m sorry if you think it’s rude to ask you to learn Theory if you’re posting public videos and giving wrong Theory. I’d personally say that is also splitting hairs as we could go through the diagrams for most of these chords and correct them. You’ve clearly taken a lot of tim to try to teach people, all I am suggesting is you take some of that time to brush up on your knowledge as any good teacher should want to be teaching people correctly. I am a trained musician but am teaching myself Uke, surely as a RUclips poster you should expect people of all levels of music to be able to see and voice their opinions freely? I don’t think reply’s like “being right is very important to some people” help anyone from any positive perspective tbh. Basically there is a difference between negativity and constructive criticism. Asking you to learn the theory you’re trying to teach is not negativity if you act on it positively.
@@nat1baby Hi! I don't have any problem with you pointing out mistakes. Many people have done this before and I am always happy to accept feedback and make any corrections as needed, in fact, I encourage it! My issue is that your comment was rude and pointing out the mistake would have sufficed--not insinuating that I didn't know what I was doing when I made a conscious choice to present that chord in the matter. Maybe it was the wrong choice, but the point is I can't change the video now. Constructive criticism would have been just letting me know, negativity was you saying "Please can you learn theory before putting theory in your videos...?". That is rude. I took YOUR feedback and I told you I will be fixing the diagrams in the future. Now take MINE when I say your approach was wrong. Feedback is a two-way street. Best of luck in your journey of learning uke. It's a great instrument and I hope you find success. If that is by using my videos, awesome! If not, that's totally fine too! I only ask if you have other feedback for me on my videos, you let me know in a more courteous manner.
@@CoryTeachesMusic Im sorry, but it’s not rude and I don’t want to repeat what I said above about public platforms and teaching. I said please. If you don’t like what I was asking then understand that is part and parcel of giving wrong information publicly. You could have just not taken offence and accepted my comment. If you can’t change your videos then redo them with the correct information after you’ve learned it maybe? And I am sorry if now this has turned a bit sour, but you should understand how insulting it is to see people call a spade a shovel if you’re a gardener.
@@nat1baby Again, I had no issues with you bringing up the error, it was the way you did it. The only mistake that is present is the flipping of the chord title. Everything else is correct. So no, I'm not going to remake the video. It's a lot of work. There is really no difference between calling it A7 minor and A minor 7, besides the superficial. If it is that much of a bother, I encourage you to find another video. I have offered you tools to use in the video so use them if you want or continue to be upset over something very small. Either way, I've done all I can for you. I see things that are wrong on channels far larger than mine all the time, but I don't make a big stink about it. If you are going to go through music tutorials and point out all of the issues with them, you'll have your work cut out for you. You probably don't even want to know how most theory is presented in schools these days, because it's in a version that is theory-wise wrong (like don't even get me started on meter and time signatures!), but presented to get people playing and making music as fast as possible. That is the goal, to play, not to nitpick over theory technicalities. I understand that is clearly a difference of perspective between you and me. Either way, I am done with the conversation. Have a nice day and don't forget to toss a coin to your local Witcher!
Thank god you avoided the E chord!!
That one feels like slamming my hand in a car door.
I hate that chord honestly. It’s pain for me to play too. It’s a goal of mine to start incorporating it though!!
Not a huge fan either of E chord :) Plus I think E7 sounds more "mandoliny" than E which is a good thing for this song :D
Great 👍 can't wait to get this down!
Very very nice, you have a wonderful voice! Great tutorial, thank you so much! 😍❤️
8:35 for the playthrough
Thank you!
You are my sweet! It's the best tutorial for beginners!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Do you have a printable chord/music sheet for this arrangement?
I would love one as well.
I just bought a pad of paper with the printed chord/tab that are blank for you to fill in. Any song I see tutorials for, I follow along and fill it in inside my notebook.
Hi! Sorry, just seeing this now. I do have lead sheets for all my tutorials (except for about 10 of the 120 I have). They are all located on my Patreon!
8:35 play along
This version is fantastic. Ukulele will be different of course. But close enough pitch. I love that. It sounds close to a lute 🎶 music. Thanks again.
Please do Fishmonger's Daughter! I'm going on a night out as Jaskier and would love to play it! ;)
This is awesome thanks!
Great work
Thank you!!! 😋 Great, easy and fun! 🐺❤️
THANK YOU you have made it very easy to play
Woow what a nice ukulele!
Amazing Channel Cory, Thanks for the content. I am already enjoying a couple of your tutorials. Keep them coming
this is so coool tutorial, thank you
YOU'RE SO COOL
THANK YOU VERY MACH
Love u 💗 thank you so much!!!
Thank you, this was a great tutorial!
Thanks so much for this!
I love your videos!!! You make it really easy to learn playing ukelele!!
If you accept requests I would love a tutorial on Gotta go my own way, from high school musical 2 🤞🏼🥰
Thank you so much!!! 😘
Thank you so much. Love it 😘❤
I´m already learning it currently but thanks anyways :3
Really easy chords
What happend in 1:46 it went fast
It took me a while to figure out what threw me off, but;
It seems you hold E7 instead of going to C, on the "ooh ooh" part of the song.
This kept making me feel off tune every time I sang along. :')
Hi! If you are referring to the chorus part, you should be playing an Am over the “oh, oh” part. If you could can you time stamp where you are talking about in the song if it’s not that part that would be helpful so I can know exactly what you mean. Thanks!
@@CoryTeachesMusic Oh hi, thanks for responding! :D
It was at 9:46 where I noticed you hold Am while there was a big C under 'ooh ooh'. I probably misinterpreted the scroll, because I can follow along pretty well by just listening and looking at your hands. I think I mixed up which chord bar goes with which lyric line. Sorry. ;-)
@@S0K0N0MI Ah! Yes, with lead sheets, the chord you should play is always located above the words, not under. And please, never be sorry for asking a question or bringing up a concern. I'm always happy to clarify :) Also, I totally make mistakes all of the time lol, so it is always a possibility that I put something in there wrong too lol
How many beats per chord in the chorus, if that makes sense
You’ll strum each chord twice in the chorus when moving through the progression.
what ukulele are you playing?
It’s an enya circle shaped soprano ukulele.
Do you have a chord sheet for download for it lovely? ❤
All of my lead sheets will be available via patreon VERY soon!
@@CoryTeachesMusic 😍😍 thank you
I was wondering if you could do "When will my life begin" from Tangled?
I LOVE Tangled and I love that song! I’m definitely going to be doing some Disney tutorials coming up soon so I can take a look at that. Until then I do have a play-along for “I See the Light” that you could check out! ruclips.net/video/AkPvTBWwttI/видео.html
Just wish the first bit was a bit slower a couple of runs through of each stage would have been great.
I will definitely keep that in mind for future videos, ones thing you can do is actually slow the video down. It’s in the options. Idk if you’ve tried that or not but it’s pretty helpful!
@@CoryTeachesMusic I wasn't trying to be critical at all because I think it's a brilliant tutorial video. 😁 But I love it when there there is a few play-a-longs adding each of the aspects to eventually get to the final song! Keep up the good work!
@@NorthernmostMustard Got it! I'll try to incorporate that more in future videos :) Thanks for the feedback!
My love is E chord, because i know how to play them :3, but when i firstly tried them i used to be unable to match chord XD
8:35
The chords sounds right but it felt like u were going way too fast on the play-a-long , the song sounds weird when it goes that fast
If i am playing faster than you prefer there is actually an option in the settings where you can slow the video down if that helps.
Eu aprendo mais com ela do que com professores brasileiros mano ..ksksk como assim ?
Kkkkkkk Né
Ведьмаку заплатите чеканной монетой чеканной монетой уооооу
This is amazing i learnt it in about 30 minutes 💙
You are cute❤ thanks for witcher uke
WHY IS EVERY VIDEO A TUTORIAL FOR THIS SONG, MON DIEU
Correctly written it is Am7, A- or A minor 7... the way shown in this video implies different chords than heard. And “A major 7” is not what is shown, the chord heard is literally A minor with a major 7. Please can you learn theory before putting theory in your videos...?
Hi. So they don’t imply different chords. They are just written differently. I will admit that my diagram for the “A7 minor” should be written “A minor 7” but that is splitting hairs and I do it for a specific purpose with beginners in mind. The lead sheet/play along denotes the chords correctly. I would say that you were kinda rude with your comment, but I understand being right is very important to some people. Luckily for you, you seem to know a lot about music so you probably don’t need my tutorials to help you so that’s great for you! If you ever decide you would like assistance with ukulele, feel free to use my videos and if not that’s okay too. Best to you! I would also say, I do plan on remaking the chord diagrams so they are more accurate rather than being for “beginners” so thanks for pointing that one out for me too!
@@CoryTeachesMusic I’m sorry if you think it’s rude to ask you to learn Theory if you’re posting public videos and giving wrong Theory. I’d personally say that is also splitting hairs as we could go through the diagrams for most of these chords and correct them.
You’ve clearly taken a lot of tim to try to teach people, all I am suggesting is you take some of that time to brush up on your knowledge as any good teacher should want to be teaching people correctly.
I am a trained musician but am teaching myself Uke, surely as a RUclips poster you should expect people of all levels of music to be able to see and voice their opinions freely?
I don’t think reply’s like “being right is very important to some people” help anyone from any positive perspective tbh. Basically there is a difference between negativity and constructive criticism. Asking you to learn the theory you’re trying to teach is not negativity if you act on it positively.
@@nat1baby Hi! I don't have any problem with you pointing out mistakes. Many people have done this before and I am always happy to accept feedback and make any corrections as needed, in fact, I encourage it! My issue is that your comment was rude and pointing out the mistake would have sufficed--not insinuating that I didn't know what I was doing when I made a conscious choice to present that chord in the matter. Maybe it was the wrong choice, but the point is I can't change the video now. Constructive criticism would have been just letting me know, negativity was you saying "Please can you learn theory before putting theory in your videos...?". That is rude. I took YOUR feedback and I told you I will be fixing the diagrams in the future. Now take MINE when I say your approach was wrong. Feedback is a two-way street. Best of luck in your journey of learning uke. It's a great instrument and I hope you find success. If that is by using my videos, awesome! If not, that's totally fine too! I only ask if you have other feedback for me on my videos, you let me know in a more courteous manner.
@@CoryTeachesMusic Im sorry, but it’s not rude and I don’t want to repeat what I said above about public platforms and teaching. I said please. If you don’t like what I was asking then understand that is part and parcel of giving wrong information publicly. You could have just not taken offence and accepted my comment. If you can’t change your videos then redo them with the correct information after you’ve learned it maybe?
And I am sorry if now this has turned a bit sour, but you should understand how insulting it is to see people call a spade a shovel if you’re a gardener.
@@nat1baby Again, I had no issues with you bringing up the error, it was the way you did it. The only mistake that is present is the flipping of the chord title. Everything else is correct. So no, I'm not going to remake the video. It's a lot of work. There is really no difference between calling it A7 minor and A minor 7, besides the superficial. If it is that much of a bother, I encourage you to find another video. I have offered you tools to use in the video so use them if you want or continue to be upset over something very small. Either way, I've done all I can for you. I see things that are wrong on channels far larger than mine all the time, but I don't make a big stink about it. If you are going to go through music tutorials and point out all of the issues with them, you'll have your work cut out for you. You probably don't even want to know how most theory is presented in schools these days, because it's in a version that is theory-wise wrong (like don't even get me started on meter and time signatures!), but presented to get people playing and making music as fast as possible. That is the goal, to play, not to nitpick over theory technicalities. I understand that is clearly a difference of perspective between you and me. Either way, I am done with the conversation. Have a nice day and don't forget to toss a coin to your local Witcher!
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