Hey stu, What a great lesson again. I just wanted to say that you made a great difference for me 8 years ago. Giving me the right kind of tips I needed to tilt the decision of going along to play ukulele or stop. Still a happy ukulele player and still learning from your posts Thanks for that. Greetings from your Dutch buddy.
Thanks very much forswearing that with me...it is very rewarding to hear the ways I may have inspired someone. SO glad you are still playing & that you're here :-) I hope to return to Europe and the Netherlands someday in 2020 for a tour ;D
Finally I spent my Sunday afternoon at 112 BPM.... without too much difficulty :) Thanks for this extra lesson Stu. I love this solo, and I’m gonna try this now, discreetly ...between 2 customers.....🙂
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Hey Pete - it's a unique one made by a Luthier in Bellingham WA, USA. Ukulele played in this video: Custom Tenor Uke w/ Kasha Bracing System for a HUGE SOUND. Made by Brian Griffin - tell him Stu sent ya’! www.griffinukuleles.com
What kind of string are you using on this ukulele for the C? It looks like it could be a wound string like the low g but I’m sure you get this question all the time and I tried to find if you had answered this somewhere before on your website. I really appreciate all of your lessons and you are an amazing musician and teacher.
These are wound bass strings from Thomastik-Infield. Look up their flatwound jazz guitar string. Not everyone cup of tea! ;-) Thanks for watching Jenn! Hope you'll subscribe for more videos check out some great NEW lesson content from Ukulele Zen! goo.gl/rMXsnw
hello Stu,..you are a great teacher and performer,..i just found your vids..! thanks ! Are you by any chance the brother of my friend Marianna ? She's a excellent vocalist/peformer also. Aloha,..myke 'embe'
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Thanks for helping an old guy blow his kids minds ...
AWESOME! Go blow their minds Clyde! ;-)
Hey stu,
What a great lesson again.
I just wanted to say that you made a great difference for me 8 years ago.
Giving me the right kind of tips I needed to tilt the decision of going along to play ukulele or stop.
Still a happy ukulele player and still learning from your posts
Thanks for that.
Greetings from your Dutch buddy.
Thanks very much forswearing that with me...it is very rewarding to hear the ways I may have inspired someone. SO glad you are still playing & that you're here :-) I hope to return to Europe and the Netherlands someday in 2020 for a tour ;D
Finally I spent my Sunday afternoon at 112 BPM.... without too much difficulty :) Thanks for this extra lesson Stu. I love this solo, and I’m gonna try this now, discreetly ...between 2 customers.....🙂
Very cool :) Enjoy the rare air of 112 BPM!
Trank you for the nice Tutorial.
Thanks Christian & happy playing to you! You can get access to lots of resources that support Ukulele Zen's videos by becoming a Patron...click here to learn more & thanks for your support! www.patreon.com/ukulelezen
Fantastic 😁😀
Thanks for watching Cash!
Stu....
WHAT IS THAT GORGEOUS UKE YOU ARE PLAYING?
PLEASE REPLY.
THANKS
PETE
AUSTRALIA
Hey Pete - it's a unique one made by a Luthier in Bellingham WA, USA. Ukulele played in this video: Custom Tenor Uke w/ Kasha Bracing System for a HUGE SOUND. Made by Brian Griffin - tell him Stu sent ya’! www.griffinukuleles.com
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Thanks Stu.
I found him!!!!
Yours was also his 100th!!!!!
Pete
What kind of string are you using on this ukulele for the C? It looks like it could be a wound string like the low g but I’m sure you get this question all the time and I tried to find if you had answered this somewhere before on your website. I really appreciate all of your lessons and you are an amazing musician and teacher.
These are wound bass strings from Thomastik-Infield. Look up their flatwound jazz guitar string. Not everyone cup of tea! ;-) Thanks for watching Jenn! Hope you'll subscribe for more videos check out some great NEW lesson content from Ukulele Zen! goo.gl/rMXsnw
hello Stu,..you are a great teacher and performer,..i just found your vids..! thanks ! Are you by any chance the brother of my friend Marianna ? She's a excellent vocalist/peformer also. Aloha,..myke 'embe'
Nope, not me...but thanks for watching!! be well, Stu