Greensleeves (anon) Daniel Estrem, ukulele
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Daniel Estrem playing Greensleeves (anon) on tenor ukulele
arrangement by Daniel Estrem
explore Daniel's other channel of 831 tracks from his Magnatune albums at Daniel Estrem - Topic
Thanks to your videos I discovered I could actually play classical and baroque music on my ukulele.
That's great! ukulele, like guitar can be as difficult and complex as you want it to be. Daniel
Absolutely gorgeous! If I wasn't watching you play the ukulele I would have said that's a lute!
Thanks Gilford! Yes, it sort of sounds like a soprano lute....short strings playing renaissance music.
@@danbluedeer I'm constantly amazed at the volume and quality of your work. I sometimes feel like I'm a halfway decent guitarist. Then I see one of your videos! 🐱
Hey, thanks...I feel the same way when I see some other musicians' videos! Dan
@@gilfordmoore706 well, the ukulele is the direct descendant of the renaissance guitar, itself a descendant of the lute. Little changed between the renaissance guitar and the modern ukulele. The courses became singles, the frets became fixed, the friction pegs became tuning machines, and it got all the technological improvements that guitars also got in the bracing, neck and bridge and that's about it. The tuning is the same and the technique and sound are similar.
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너무 아름다운 연주 잘 들었습니다.
감사합니다! 요즘 이 곡을 연습 중인데 선생님의 손을 가져가고 싶어요~^^
thanks for listening!
The ukulele sounds so amazing with this type of music because it is the most direct descendant of the renaissance guitar of the 1500s - it uses the same tuning, and is similar in size. Key difference is a real renaissance guitar had unison courses for the G - C - E strings and a single A string, a 7 stringed instrument. The RG also had movable gut frets rather than fixed frets as in the ukulele.
Buy an 8 string tenor, change the octave C to a unison, and remove one of the A strings, and you essentially have a modernized renaissance guitar.
excellent comparison! I recall when I first discovered this and went searching for renaissance guitar tablature like a madman on a mission.
Wooow this is amazing I have never seen someone play so well. For it only being a four string instrument you make it sound amazing.
Glad you like it!
M. Kamaka would be extremely proud to hear this magnificent interpretation of Greensleeves on one of their ukes... 😊
Thanks - that's nice to hear
Bravo et merci.
I just started the ukulele, and had a tenor but just had a baritone delivered. I'm trying to learn the Rule of the Octave to learn the fretboard. You have given me inspiration for what to do for the next twenty to thirty years.
You can do it! just keep learning and practicing
Absolutely beautiful arrangement. I am learning to play this on the ukulele, but not as challenging an arrangement as yours. Thank you for this.
thanks- keep on playing!
@@danbluedeerdo you sell your arrangements? I would love to tackle this when I’m ready. I’m not there yet, but give me a few minutes.😉
As a woodworker, I wanted to build a string instrument for a long time. I had hesitated between luth and ukulele, they both looks cool I though. The later is certainly easier to make, and your ukulele playlist which I listen to from time to time is a great evidence that ukulele sounds great. Your greensleeves is perfect.
So I built my first ukulele during lockdown, and now I'm trying to learn how to make music with it. Not easy, but I'm enjoying it. Still struggling on easy pieces, I went back here to listen at what motivated me. Marvelous. But I think I'll try find an simplified version to learn! :P
Thanks for your music.
Thanks for listening and keep working on that ukulele
Just wanted to say that I bought my first ukulele yesterday- a beautiful solid wood tenor with a lovely tone! I already love it.
Faith - congratulations! the ukulele is much like the guitar in that it can be as simple as you want or it can be fiendishly difficult depending on the music you choose. good luck on your journey!
Parabéns! Lindo som! From Brazil.🤗
Thanks for listening!
I've bought tenor ukulele 2 months ago and this was the first thing I played.
And here are you. It's just looks like you heard my play and decided to show how it should be done.
You know how it's called? God's providence, Vincent.
keep on playing - it takes time!
I. Am. Speechless!!!
Thanks Linda! glad you like / Daniel
OK this is officially my favorite version of Greensleeves I've ever heard. I learned the ukulele underground version which is absolutely basic although they labeled it intermediate for some reason. I absolutely love the fact you fit in so many techniques, and styles then 'pacabel cannon-ized' the whole thing into your own. Just because I want to play your version really badly, I know it's probably WAY above my skill lol. (I'm sadly a delusional beginner who says "I can totally play that!" - No, really can't. I try though.) If you ever decide to share sheet music with tabs preferably, I'd buy them in a second. Tabs or not. I can probably tab sheet music myself given enough time. (Maybe.)
Things like this are my idealized version of learning and practicing styles and techniques in a fun way. This past month started doing something sort of similar but since i'm a newbie it's mainly just exploring tones on my new tiny tenor and murdering the original song playing it different ways. Despite all that, it's a blast!
Anyway, I can't give this enough love. I also need to figure out that little cool sounding walk -up thing before the trills you do and the one near the end. Babbled enough LOL! Consider this a standing ovation in text! 😁
Hi Becky --glad you like the video. Are you a subscriber? sometimes I'll do favors for subs.
Sounds like you're having fun with the uke...keep at it. Daniel
I notice you are a subscriber...send me your email address and I'll send the score. I won't allow your email to be
viewed in RUclips posting. Daniel
You're amazing! thank you so much!
you are welcome D
OK, finally got to start on this, one stupid question though. I need you to confirm that this is played on high g? I've been learning how to get around playing high g stuff on low G but I don't think I'm up to trying it with this arrangement quite yet! It's challenging enough. I might need to wait until I need to change strings.
so sweet
Thanks
great variations! fantastic as always
Thanks pinkfinger! glad you like... Dan
Very therapeutic thank-you
Thanks Zona! Daniel
Awesome.
Thanks Jincarl! Dan
wow this is so good
Thanks - nice to hear that
Beautiful!!!! It touches the heart. Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thanks for listening!
I don't know how can i describe my emotions in words! Am totally speechless, thank you so much for providing beautiful and relax music❤ love form India 🇮🇳
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comments / Daniel
So very lovely.
Thank you! Cheers!
So versatile. Thank you.
Arthur - Glad you like it!
una delle migliori performance ascoltate per questo brano...a prescindere dallo strumento! le rinnovo tutti i miei complimenti nonchè la mia ammirazione per la sua ARTE ! ho una curiosità ...perché esegue brani per ukulele sempre con kamaka e non usa anche Kanile'a , che da quanto ho letto possiede? ma è soltanto una curiosità tecnica...la saluto e la ringrazio per la bellissima musica che ci fa ascoltare. saluti. Ivano
Ivano - Thanks for comment. I've used the Kanile'a on some of the videos, but you're correct...I prefer the sound and reliability of the Kamaka. Different players might choose the other. They're both great instruments!
Great version for RUclips.
I really like your raindrop version. Maybe my favorite on youtibe.
Patric - Thanks for listening
True beauty
Thank You Nicolas!
You make the ukulele sound ukulele concert harp (my favorite instrument).
I used to play harp (smaller one) until the tension pulled up the sound board. Now it's just a conversation-piece and a nice sculpture in the living room (sigh)
The reverb + not playing some teeny/girly/pop/sheeran song
Beautiful! Thank you for putting this on RUclips. I will subscribe.
David -Thanks for subbing!
wonderful musicianship!!!
thanks for listening!
@@danbluedeer Keep up the good work! There are far too few musicians promoting Renaissance music.
Beautiful. I just stumbled on your amazing videos of classical ukulele. Would you say a tenor is better for classical over a baritone uku? Regards
Thanks Julie! I prefer the tenor - it seems the most versatile. I had a beautiful Kamaka soprano that I sold
about a hear ago...I couldn't do much other than strum chords. The baritone is too much like a guitar (for me)
Bravo friend. And I thought I saw you say you shy away from the tremolo. Fantastic sound beautifully played with superb talent
Thank you very much! unfortunately, during when the video was posted and now - my
arthritis in my right ring finger has worsened considerably, but there are worse maladies
If you live in a country with access to high quality cannabis, I can’t recommend it enough. I hope your arthritis eases. My mother has osteoporosis arthritis and it’s horrid for handywork. Keep up the good music friend, can’t not say it doesn’t put a huge smile on my face and makes bad days more bearable. Sincerely
Nick from Newcastle England
@@TheRealColt Nick - thanks for the tip. The cannabis may help with the pain, but the limited mobility will remain so tremolo is a thing of the past.
I'm glad you like the music....cheerio!
Lovely.
Thanks Paola!
Wow, that was incredible. May I ask if that’s a concert or tenor ukulele?
Thanks Jeff! It's a tenor uke. Daniel
なんて美しいグリーンスリーブス✨
Thanks for listening
Really great!
Thank You!
Really great
Thanks!
Hello, I am listening through your ukulele playlist at them moment and it has lead me to ask where I can find ukulele sheet music for these pieces. Or do you just use sheet music for other instuments? Thank you for sharing these on ytube!
for most of the Bach pieces I'm reading off the cello or violin score and requires you to tune the ukulele in fifths (like those instruments) There is a book of tablature for the mandolin which is tuned in fifths. - check the web - I forget the name of the author. Otherwise, you may need to be persistent in finding various publications. Good luck !
Espetacular tecnica
Thanks Antonio!
MUITO BOM , TOCA COM EMOCAO ,PARABENS
Thank You Rogerio!
Awesome ♥️😉
Thanks 🤗
Very beautiful arrangement Daniel! Did you publish it anyware ?
Hi Bunt --sorry I was having trouble sending messages--hope it's fixed now. No, I haven't published the score.
@@danbluedeer oh you should publish it - I'd love to try to learn it! It is very nice! Thank you for the video.
@@danbluedeer I am interested in the sheet music as well.
Awesome
thanks!
Monsieur, this is breathtaking. I can't even imagine how skillful one must be to reach this point . But may I ask you whether we could get something like Tabs of this song ?
Thank You! sorry, I have no tabs...
💖🌼🌸🌻
thanks Virginia!
oh so nice,beautiful,a ukelele can make perfect in this song,wowowowowowowowo,hope am near u teach me
Thanks Lali! best wishes
That is great :-)
Thanks...your comment is appreciated. Daniel
Have you ever heard of the band Ensiferum? You might enjoy them
haven't....
Muy interesante . Sería.bueno y estaríamos agradecido que comparta la tablatura de este hermoso tema. Saludos
Thank You Gustavo!
What kind of ukulele is this one?
Kamaka tenor
この曲をどうしても弾きたいです。TAB譜が欲しいのですが、いかがしたらよろしいでしょうか？
Thanks for listening!
@@danbluedeer どこかで購入出ませんか
尊敬するDanielEstrem以前にTAB譜面を懇願した者です。日本中捜しましたが、あなたの楽譜にはたどり着けませんでした。どうしてもあなたの旋律を自分の手で奏でたいのです。神よ私にTAB譜面をお与えて下さい。私はRUclips．UkuleleKatsuhiroでUpしております。
Does this tenor uke have high G or a low G string?
I believe I used a low G to extend the range
@@danbluedeer Thank you! I love the sound of it! Extraordinary playing.
@@executive_dysfunction thanks for listening, Faith!
I love this arrangement. Your classical stringed pieces have been so inspiration to my classical banjo playing over the years. (Coincidentally I did a version of this recently (ruclips.net/video/ZV2q9h5G_7Y/видео.html) if you’d care to watch)
May I ask what brand/model of Uke you’re playing? I’ve been starting on classical music with my tenor ukulele, but it’s just a starter model. I’d like to get something more professional one day. My little girls have gotten the ukulele craze and I want to support their interests by getting better too.
Thanks! keep at the banjo...it's a great instrument in the right hands. I use either tenor- uke Kamaka or Kanilea. Both were found on eBay several years ago.( I lucked out with the "sight unseen gamble")
why my ukulele can't playing like this...Is it broken?
maybe take it to the uke doctor for a tune-up :)
Could you by any chance share the tabs😅????
sorry - my pencil scribblings are practically illegible to myself - not intended to be passed along
what is the tuning?
standard (high G)
OOPs. I meant to say your ukulele playing sounds harp-like. Have you ever heard the Harp Twins, Camille and Kennerly Kitt?
no...haven't heard of the Kitts
@@danbluedeer They are 2 beautiful identical twins who play harp duets. You might like to check out their RUclips site. Search for Camille and Kennerly. They play their own arrangements of Rock, Folk, Pop and TV theme songs with a little Classical. Lately, on certain songs, they've been singing the lyrics, too.
Can I have the tab for this please?
sorry - the score is a mess and even I can barely decipher it....
!!!
thanks!
Ah! you put Jean-Pierre Rampal's variants in there!
I wasn't aware of his rendition..I guess we played from the same score
Please which uke is this?? I know it's a tenor but which model precisely because ?? Great adaptation.. but please why don't you give us the notes or the tablature...??😟😢😟😢💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Kamaka tenor K 1 -- sorry I'm not interested in selling arrangements - it takes too much time from recording and playing new material