Beautiful and Uplifting Chords on Ukulele
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You are by far the best ukulele teacher ever!! Thanks so much for the amazing lesson♥
As usual, you’re by far my favorite teacher/coach ! This cords progression is amazing !
Merci Marco ! Huge hello from France 🇫🇷 !
I would say beautiful as always but it just wouldnt do you Justice. I ❤ love your arrangements, pleasant to learn, makes very happy, just beautiful! I just say THANK YOU 🙏
So beautiful!
Thank you so much for this lesson and beautiful tune. I even more excited learning harmonics!
Amazing lesson!
I was frantically looking for the LOVE button. So I hit the like button lots.
Trés jolie, milles remerciements.
Wooow... Jutro zaczynam ćwiczyć 😊
Please make a tutorial on Farewell by Bernth
It's loveley just to listen your awesam playing. It's exiting to watch, how you do it. And it's fun to practice it over and over again.
I've got an acoustic ortega Uke, sounds fine. But I also have a electric Uke with solid wooden corpus. Lots of your stuff sound even better played this way.
Anyway, always love to watch your passion!
Greetings from Germany ☺️🤘🏼
Awesome.
❤🎉😊hello from British Columbia Canada ❤🎉😊
Bells! Am just starting to watch and listen.🎵
This guy is a guitar virtuoso but he absolutely kills it exploiting the Ukulele too. It's the real deal if you want to do other stuff than strumming basic chords.
Thank you, a voice I understand, I play a concert ukulele Aloha Oscar Schmidt By Washburn
🌻thank you
I have a baritone Uke. It doesn't have re-entrant tuning. But I may be able to rearange this. Sometimes it's possible with bars, other times just too difficult. But honestly, this is so brilliant, I feel like buying tenor Uke with high G, just for this piece!
Do it! You won't regret it!
Capo your baritone at the 5th fret and you won't have to buy a new instrument.
@@oneball1926 that's true for low g but it still wouldn't be the re-entrant tuning of high g
Could you please show the tablature with the nut on the right? Is upside down compared to the video of your instrument and it scrambles my brain!
The opening felt like coffin dance 😂
Marco, you're putting a stop or chuck in the melody. I cannot tell how you are doing this. You don't seem to be palm muting. Would you please explain the technique you are using in Section 3?
Did you pronounce ukulele a different way in this vid , In the beginning ? Anyhow, right on❤
This is amazing. Thank you for the tutorial. I am working on learning this but am confused. You said you’re using a drop tuning but then you’re tuned to A E C G. What am I missing?
Never mind, I figured it out. My Uke is a soprano/tenor Uke, it is already tuned to a high G 😅. Thank you again for the great lesson!
I am really enjoying this lesson, but I reckon I may need new strings. My 3rd string, the C string is wound, not smooth, and my finger nail is making an unpleasant scratching sound on this string. The other strings sound fine. Could you, Marco, or anyone in the know recommend strings for my Cordoba 20TM-CE ukulele?
yea haw
You play really good music but you make it very hard, could you please make it easier? I think you have to learn how can you make some easy but soft and nice music
And as always: That melody is amazing. And I always wonder how to come up with that.
And after each video the answer is kinda like that:
Discover your Ukulele, start with a known chord. Move fingers fret per fret, spread them a little, let other strings ring open and go in the hunt for pleasing sounds and harmonies.
Then use any picking pattern over that.
Or: Choose a nice chord progression and apply that to any key you like.
Then, discover your fretboard and find inversions with interessesting sounds and open strings..
This article will teach you how to play the four basic ukulele chords.