Improve Your Ukulele Technique With These Awesome Next Level Chords!
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2021
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In this ukulele lesson, you will learn how to play broken chords.
A broken chord is a chord broken down into single notes. When we play a chord progression (such as the one I was playing at the beginning of the video) with broken chords, you instantly achieve the lovely classical-like sound beautiful on the ukulele.
The chord progression is made up of eight chords: C F Dm G Em Am F G.
Each chord will be played like a broken chord. Practicing this exercise will inevitably improve your fingerpicking technique as well as your overall playing.
Enjoy the lesson.
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Thankyou. This is fantastic for a beginner: you get a melody, practise chords, left hand and right hand - and a bit of theory. And your teaching style makes the whole lesson so simple to follow.
I bought a Ukulele as my first instrument. Learnt 4-5 of chords, 3-4 songs. Soon, it became stale and I started losing interest.
Came across your channel and fell in love with Uke all over again. Much love from India❤️
☀️ I m glad to hear that! 🎸🎸
Love how you broke it down
What a delicious little tune this is! It’s a lot of fun to be learning to play it. I’m an octogenarian and have diminished eyesight, so it takes me a little while to learn a piece since I have to memorize it. But I figure, what else do I have to do with my life! Thanks, Marco. Your musical creativity is very appreciated. I think I speak for many who follow you and love what you’re doing!
Thanks a lot Dee. I appreciate your kind words. Enjoy the lessons.
could you do a couple of videos about explaining music theory with ukulele? From basics to more complex things... I think it would really help to level up ours skills 😂
Pretty please 💖
I will try!
Very wonderful. Can't wait to catch on to this one. Plus back to the ukulele. Digging the baritone. Have a wonderful beautiful day Marco, and thank you for your time and your talent. It is not wasted. 😎💙👍
Wow, Marco! Mind blown 🤯 What an impressive exercise/chord progression/performance piece! Can't wait to try it out when I get home. Thank you for the comprehensive teaching you do in your videos. They're so good, I don't always need the tabs but I'm glad I'm a patreon so I have access to them 🙂
Thanks for breaking it down quickly and making it manageable. I nearly did run away 😂. Just need to speed up.......eventually 😂😂
That’s why that was the first thing I SAID!! 😂😂😂.
Hello Marco, You are always amazing improvising new technique ,
Please create some videos on theory of music and guide us to create our own melodic chord progressions using simple chords for beginners.
Thank you.
Merci beaucoup. I'm glad you're including note names in your descriptions now. I'm trying to learn the Rule of the Octave on my tenor and baritone. Funny thing is that it's the same but just shifted in the Circle of Fifths.
number one. grazie
Awesome stuff Marco. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am really enjoying these lessons.
Thanks a lot Mark
Brilliant Marco. Thank you.
Tnx John
Hi Marco, what exactly is your settings on your mixer? It sounds so nice
Thanks! Your videos are some of the best exercises I've found on RUclips. Interesting and challenging stuff, broken down into really manageable steps.
Glad you like them, Christopher! Enjoy.
First ( or second ;) ) view from Pasadena California. Really fun and helpful lesson. Thanks!
This is really lovely. I'm new to uke and to your website so I may have missed a lesson or two on technique. For example, the very first note of the melody (the C chord) continues to ring out when you move to the next two notes on the next string. But if I look closely you seem to move your thumb down to stop it ringing. Is this a technique you've talked about previously on another lesson and if so could you direct me to it? Thanks. (Subcribed)
I like uke and guitar tooMarco cirillo is a beast and there is no one like you
Thanks a lot Javier. Enjoy the lessons :)
Si senor
You are the best teacher ever
Thanks a lot!
Really nice Thank you. What do you think about making a ”Chan Chan ” video. I know there are a lot already, but with your way of explaining and finger picking technique it could be great to see you make your own version, and good practice for us :) Keep on sling great vids! Thanks
Hi Chris, I am staying away from songs at the moment. Trying to find a way to get a licence for some songs but it isn't easy.
hi marco great videos. just one question. you see, im just started learning to play the uke. before this, i played the guitar. the question is, how do i remove my tendency to start and end with my thumb when plucking the uke?
Hi Pablo. I am still struggling with the same thing sometimes. The thing that helped me was to practice patters that don’t necessarily start with the thumb so that you can slowly break the habit. Good luck, ☀️🎸
Could you also please do Slow Dancing in a Burning Room by John Mayer? The riff in the song is to die forr. Btw thank you so much for these tutorials, I like the way you teach, I am really learning so much from you
Hi Laurice. I don't teach songs on this channel. Sorry.
@@MarcoCirilloUkulele oh okay, i'm sorry, please do more of your tutorials then? I have had my uke for almost 3 years now and have recently lost the will to play it but after watching your videos, I fell in love with my uke all over again, thank you so much for that❤
Are broken chords arpeggios?
Have you tried thee low g
I am getting a baritone Uke soon.
@@MarcoCirilloUkulele I have a low G string on the forth string of my concert ukulele. Much warmer sound. Like a guitar so to speak
@@MarcoCirilloUkulele Please don't change your channel to baritone. I like to follow you but don't want to change the instrument.
Guys this gonna take at least a week to master this piece.
The Video Title: Boasts Awesome Next Level Chords.
The Thumbnail: Em
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Jokes aside, sounds lovely.
lol that is true! But I really like the photo hehe.
Sound nice but sound similiar to another one of your rhythms. Can you teach something different then your usual types of rythms. Bc I do enjoy your tutorials thi
Did I do something similar? This is weird because I always check my videos before I create something new just to make sure I don’t post something similar 🎸
Marco, i have found nothing but joy in your presentations. If others don’t, that’s their issue to work out. You are an excellent teacher, and I’m grateful for what I’m learning from you!
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