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Taking up Uke at 57 yrs old. After helping my loved one through Alzheimer’s, I heard it was healthy for an aging brain to learn something new. They suggested a musical instrument or a new language. So here I am. I took guitar and piano lessons as a child, but really nothing since. I’m hoping it will be fun to learn at my age, as opposed to frustrating. Otherwise, I may “Parle Francais” next!
Right on , Amybeth! Sorry for loved one with Alzheimer’s.
I took up uke at about that age and have loved every minute of my journey.
Best of luck to you!Welcome Amy! I’m sorry to hear about your loved one.
I hope you enjoy the lessons and if you ever need help on them, please don’t hesitate to email me or post questions on the forum 🙂
Welcome!
I am sorry to hear about your loved one.I too am 57 got my Ukulele last year and part to have fun and part to help keep my brain active. Welcome come to the roller coaster ride and I hope you have a lot of fun
Milo
Thanks everyone! I’m working through the beginner classes! Can’t keep my fingers off more then one string! 🤦♀️
Welcome @Amybeth You will love the ukulele. It’s not as easy as some would lead you to believe but if you don’t give up and you play 5 minutes a day you will do things you never thought was possible ☺️. Have fun with it. RockClass101 is a great place to learn.
Thanks @gi_gi_ ! 4 days in! I’m trying to do an hour every day. Fingers still sore! I’m working my way through “A definitive beginners guide”. Also trying to learn some easy songs. I almost have “Our First Song” down. Just need to keep tempo fluid.
@Amybeth Sorry I’m just seeing your response. An hour a day is amazing. Of course, 5 minutes always turns into many more but that’s what I tell myself to get started ☺️ Don’t be afraid to try the monthly challenges. There’s always an option for beginners.
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