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How to play Bossa Nova on the Ukulele
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2023
- The Ukulele was introduced to Hawaii by the Portuguese, and it shares a close relative called the Cavaquinho that is commonly used in Brazilian music.
The Ukulele is a versatile instrument that can beautifully complement Brazilian music. In this video, Jeff Peterson from Ukulele Corner will guide you through the process of playing Bossanova on your Ukulele. Jeff will demonstrate various techniques and highlight the nuances that define the Bossanova style. From mastering block chords and syncopated rhythms to learning a basic chord progression, this tutorial will help you become acquainted with the essence of Bossanova.
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Came across your video while looking up tutorials on Ukulele bossa nova. I'm a complete novice but I found your video very easy to comprehend. Thank you very much!
Hello, Jeff. I had the pleasure of studying slack key guitar with you at Aloha Music Camp in 2011. Unfortunately, financial reasons have prevented my return to AMC, but I still love Hawaiian music (mostly I play it on steel guitar, thanks to Alan Akaka), and I’ve loved bossanova ever since it came out in the late 60’s. Thanks for this lesson!
Fred Casey
Muito obrigado, Jeff. Haven't played this style in a while so this was great fun. Have always been a great fan of Bossa Nova.
I loved this video so much! ❤
Please do another one about this and covering the samba genre
Thanks for the lesson! I love the bosa nova beat. I also love how easy you make it look! It's going to take me about a 100 hours (or more) but I'll get there!
Glad you enjoyed it! Stick with it and you'll get it!
Wow!!!! Thanks for sharing this Jeff. Looks like lots of fun.
Thank you so much! I am glad you like it
Very helpful. I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you ! 😊
Really enjoying this channel
Thank you so much!
This is a great and very clear lesson. Thank you
Mahalo, Margie!
I love this style and the way you teach it. I have been a student at your academy for a year and left to pursue more jazzy style playing (for instance Christopher Davis-Shannon, James Hill) but if you were to include a bossa-nova module in your academy, I 'll be back! Greetings from the Netherlands, Celia
Amazing lesson. I love your passion and enthusiasm. Thank you.
This is a really great lesson. Thank you !
Thank you so much, I am practising!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Aloha from Brazil 🇧🇷
Aloha!
와...우쿨렐레 배우기 시작했는데 내가 꿈꾸는 모습이에요. 언젠가 이렇게 칠 수 있겠죠? 멋있어요!
im learning a lot today! thankyou!
Good info!
i love this very much i bought an ukulele today to learn girl from ipanema but this is awesome too ^^
Thank you for this!
I love this, thank you. Sometimes Bossa Nova chords can get pretty tricky. And advice for the left hand?
I suggest learning your basic 7th chord inversions keeping your left hand fingers curved and as close to the fret wire as possible with the thumb typically in the middle of the neck behind the 2nd finger. Many other variations on chords are used but this is a good start.
@@UkuleleCorner Thank you so much!
@@UkuleleCorner Thank you!
It sounds so nice! Do you teach jazz/bossa nova in your online school or classical music only? Thanks!
I do teach Jazz and Bossa Nova at Ukulele Corner along with Hawaiian, pop, folk, and classical. Mahalo!
What is your uke tuned to in here I’m a beginner but the string that’s supposed to be the drum is not a low note
I am using the low G GCEA tuning
Hey Jeff I was just wondering what you had your ukulele tuned to because yours sounds much lower then what mine sounds like
It is tuned t the low G GCEA tuning
Thank you for posting another inspiring video. Does a low G or re-entrant tuning on the uke sound better for this style of playing please?
This is arranged for the linear or Low G tuning. Classical music can also be played using the High G tuning so both tunings can work well.
How do you strum very new to ukulele
i dont know why buy you kinda remind me of young Mark Ruffalo
Hello Jeff , you can know a lot of great Brazilian musicians on the channel "Um Café Lá em Casa" @umcafelaemcasa
Thank you!