Lara, every time my four year old grandson comes to visit, I pick up my uke and play two chords Clementine and without fail he will creep up close to sing along. So appreciate you. Love two chords!❤️
I thought im the only one who's having hard time transistioning from G chord. Im a begginer, glad to hear that i can get used to it (i just have to practice more) 😉 for everyone who just started, keep it up 😊
...Wow....I have been struggling with this song... you gave me the key to latch on to a simple strum so I can pick it up & then do the variations... You are the best...Thanks...Oh yeah & I forgot to add.... You are just as cute as a bugs ear....
I like the calmness of your tutorials. I also appreciate the fact that you propose classic old song instead of the new commercial hits like most of the ukulele teachers on RUclips do!
Thanks Lara. I always feel as though I'm making progress with your tutorials because you keep it simple for beginners. I always get lost quickly when the teacher suddenly switches to professional mode halfway through the tutorial.
In "Horse With No Name", I prefer to use Gmaj7 (spelled from strings 4 to 1 as 0222) which is a bit more dreamy or mysterious than Em and it's easier to transition from Gmaj7 to F#m because the chords are close to each other on the fretboard.
Hi Lara. I am left handed but right dominant. I write with my left but bowl, bat, and shoot with my right, but wash dishes and clean with my left hand. I’m wondering should I just get the right handed uke and work through the transition? If I get it could I change the stings around If I just can’t do it? Additionally I play piano but I can not sing 🤦♀️
That's a great question! As a right handed player who has never tried play left handed, I really can't recommend which way is better for you. Some left handed players choose to play left handed and others right handed. You could definitely give it a try right handed and then change the strings if it isn't feeling comfortable. That's great that you play piano too!
@@LaraMarkowitzMusic perfect answer so I can change the strings. Also looks like later I could also put a low G sting on it. Thank you so much this eases the buying anxiety 😂 thank you for responding
Dreams sounds better, more like the Fleetwood Mac recording, if you use a G6 instead of G chord. G6 is 0202. In other words, just leave string 2 open when you play the G chord. It's a dreamy chord.
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Thanks, Lara. love your videos ❤
Thanks so much Cherie, I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons! 😊
Lara, every time my four year old grandson comes to visit, I pick up my uke and play two chords Clementine and without fail he will creep up close to sing along. So appreciate you. Love two chords!❤️
Badariah that is so sweet about your grandson and Clementine ❤️ Glad you're enjoying the 2 chord songs!
I figured it out. No need to bother yourself with a reply. A big thanks to you; love the lesson.
Thanks so much Michael! Glad you figured it out.
I love the 2 chord songs! I'm a beginner in Ukulele and this is helping me a lot!
I'm so glad you found this helpful! 😊
I thought im the only one who's having hard time transistioning from G chord. Im a begginer, glad to hear that i can get used to it (i just have to practice more) 😉 for everyone who just started, keep it up 😊
You have a real nice voice.
Very relaxing to listen to you play.
Alot of times I love to go on your app just to hear you sing
😊😊😊Sam
You made my day Sam, thanks so much for the lovely feedback! 😊
...Wow....I have been struggling with this song... you gave me the key to latch on to a simple strum so I can pick it up & then do the variations... You are the best...Thanks...Oh yeah & I forgot to add.... You are just as cute as a bugs ear....
Thanks so much Mordechai! I'm happy to hear that this helped you with your strumming 😊
I like the calmness of your tutorials. I also appreciate the fact that you propose classic old song instead of the new commercial hits like most of the ukulele teachers on RUclips do!
Thanks so much Chiara! I'm glad you like the songs that I've shared. I love the classic older songs 😊
Awesome video. Thank you very much.
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant, just started teaching ukulele in a school, just what I was looking for!
Wonderful, I hope your students enjoy these songs!
Lara, you are so easy to follow. Thanks! Very encouraged to continue now!! 😊
This is wonderful to hear Lisa! I'm so glad you're feeling encouraged 🤗 Have fun with these songs!
Thanks
My pleasure!
Great . I think this will be really good . Thank you 🎸🎸
Wonderful, enjoy!
Thanks Lara. I always feel as though I'm making progress with your tutorials because you keep it simple for beginners. I always get lost quickly when the teacher suddenly switches to professional mode halfway through the tutorial.
I'm happy to hear that you found this easy to follow all the way through! Thanks for your feedback 🤗
Thank you! Lara 👍
My pleasure Julia! 😊
simple fun
😊😊😊😊😊
Wonderful tutorial channel to learn ...great method...Can you please tell about your ukulele (Make & model) As it sounds great Thanks
Glad you're enjoying my channel, thank you! I'm playing a tenor Kala. It's a great instrument. Here's the link: amzn.to/2XcWHJC
@@LaraMarkowitzMusic Thanks for quick reply 🙏
In "Horse With No Name", I prefer to use Gmaj7 (spelled from strings 4 to 1 as 0222) which is a bit more dreamy or mysterious than Em and it's easier to transition from Gmaj7 to F#m because the chords are close to each other on the fretboard.
Thanks for sharing this Stanley. It sounds quite different with Gmaj7 but it definitely works as another option 👍
Hi, what type of ukulele are you using? Thank you for your tutorials.
Sorry, I just heard that you use tenor. May you share what brand you are using? I just don't want to buy lemons. Thank you.
Hi! I'm playing a Kala. Here's a link to the model: amzn.to/2XcWHJC It's a beautiful instrument 😊
@@LaraMarkowitzMusic Thank you. God bless you.
Can you please teach Gregory Alan Isakov's This Empty Northern Hemisphere?!!
Thank you for the request!
Hi Lara. I am left handed but right dominant. I write with my left but bowl, bat, and shoot with my right, but wash dishes and clean with my left hand. I’m wondering should I just get the right handed uke and work through the transition? If I get it could I change the stings around If I just can’t do it? Additionally I play piano but I can not sing 🤦♀️
That's a great question! As a right handed player who has never tried play left handed, I really can't recommend which way is better for you. Some left handed players choose to play left handed and others right handed. You could definitely give it a try right handed and then change the strings if it isn't feeling comfortable. That's great that you play piano too!
@@LaraMarkowitzMusic perfect answer so I can change the strings. Also looks like later I could also put a low G sting on it. Thank you so much this eases the buying anxiety 😂 thank you for responding
❤️ for Fleetwood mac. ❤️ For the crazy dancer gene Kelly and ❤️ For the cool Lara
Aww, and ❤️ for such a lovely comment. Thank you!
Can you please do “Dear Happy by Dodie” ?😊❤️✨
Thank you for the request!
Dreams sounds better, more like the Fleetwood Mac recording, if you use a G6 instead of G chord. G6 is 0202. In other words, just leave string 2 open when you play the G chord. It's a dreamy chord.
I like G6 as well, thanks for sharing!