He Hawaiʻi Au | Mele Hawaiʻi ʻUkulele Tutorial #28
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Welcome to my ongoing Hawaiian ʻukulele series where we attempt to learn different songs primarily from the popular He Mele Aloha songbook! The intent is to provide an easy to follow resource to learn classic Hawaiian songs on ʻukulele! 🤙🏽
This week we tackle the Sunday Manoa classic He Hawaiʻi Au using the Island Strum.
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Question: Would you folks be interested in a video talking about my background, experience and upbringing in Hawaiian music? 🤙🏽
Of course I’d attach a play along or something at the end so it’s not all talking...haha
YES
@@katherineandersen8920 ok cool may add as a bonus vid ;) can also do as a Q and A
Yes! I would like to know who influenced you when you were young and how those experiences led to your current focus - guitar, ukulele, and falsetto. Mahalo… I hope it happens!
@@susanwilmes7989 Ok cool! This should be a fun one ;)
We are still here!!! No apologies needed. Life gets in the way. Just play man!!!!
Happy to see you any time. Mahalo as always
One of the first albums I purchased as a teenager back in the 60’s was Guava Jam by Sunday Manoa. Thanks for reintroducing this to me. I want to learn to sing this beautiful Hawaiian language.
Mahalo for your comment!! I plan to add more tutorials soon! Took a little hiatus.
Good to see you’re back brudah Steven, and no need to apologize!!!!!! “Life happens”
Mahalo for understanding and for the continued support!!
Hana Hou Steven! One of my fav Sunday Manoa meles- well done 🤙🏼🎼🌺🌴
Awesome!! Mahalo nui for following!!
It would be SO cool to learn the walk-up at end of mele!
@@katherineandersen8920 Ha…maybe I’ll have to do an add-on to this vid! Lol
Mahalo Steven very nice!
Mahalo Brenda!!
Great lesson, loved hearing about this song
Mahalo and thanks for following!!
@@StevenEspaniola Pleasure, I always like to check out your stuff. I'm very intruiged by the book of Hawaiian songs that you cover. Btw, I'm that student you had on a zoom class from the UK that stayed up until 2am!
@@MatthewQuilliamMusic Ahh!! So nice to see you in here!! Yup, definitely worth picking up that book! But also definitely need this series as a companion piece! Lol. Great reference but there are no tabs or notation of how the melodies go in the songs.
I giggled each time you said I made it through each section. I’m so sloooow. I like try. And no give up 🤙🏽🧡🤙🏽🧡 Mahalo nui loa. This mele is all kinds nani 🙌🏽
Awesome great to see a new video. no worries how long it takes.thanks for doing them brother🤙
Mahalo nui for the constant support!!
+1! We know it’s a labor of love, thanks for this great song.
@@ericacarlisle6085 Haha…thanks for the suggestion! Was actually looking for a song when you mentioned it.
Love this mele and the new chord challenges Steven. Diminished no problem for me but switching to make it smooth - just takes time right? 🤣Mahalo nui for your tutorial! 🌺
Haha yup just takes repeated motion back and forth between the chords to work the muscle memory…it’ll come! Mahalo nui for the Venmo!
First comment! :D what took you so long? Hahaha Mahalo!!
Haha…mahalo!!
@stevenespaniola - How about either Namolokama La or ‘Eleu Mikimiki? Love both of those and would love to learn them!
Oh snap! B flat diminished eh? That one is going to take some practice 😜
Hahaha…you could always play the Eb7 there too…just half step up from a barred D7 shape ;) but I personally love the Bb dim…that dissonance just sounds so sweet!
Agree, it sounds better to me too. The other option is the one in Harry Koizumis video, which is I think also a B flat diminished, but using just first fret on the C string and first fret on A string. Much easier hand position for us novices but still doesn’t sound quite as good.
@@ericacarlisle6085 Yup! Just another way to play the same chord…fun fact: basically you can play the same moveable diminshed chord up or down three frets for an inversion or reordering of the notes creating a new chord voicing. Move the same chord fingering three frets again and you have the next inversion and so on.
Oh cool, thanks!
Aole pilikai malama pono
Mahalo nui for watching!!