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@lisadmn – I associate Greensleeves with icecream trucks. It’s the tune that icecream trucks used to play in Australia. I didn’t even know about the Christmas connection until Andrew mentioned it.
Wow, @johanna2509! First day of the new challenge and already such a great submission. Kudos for that! 🙂
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Many thanks, Andrew and RC101 team for a fantastic year of lessons. It may not seem like it from this video but I know my playing is improving. But more importantly, I’m having more fun than ever playing the uke! Safe and happy holidays to all.
Andrew,
I would like to do Blue Christmas, but may I use a soprano recorder instead of the vocals, a tenor recorder for the bass, and an alto recorder for ear candy around the edges. I’m doing a bunch of these to learn how to play recorders and it’s tremendous fun. If you like, you can see examples on my youtube page.
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Brian@omaon4 – sorry, no more songs will be added.
@podgornik – can you upload using YouTube for video or SoundCloud for audio. Instructions on how to do this are in the first post.
@willymac – sure! Sounds fun!Very fun version Sara. You’re such an early adopter in the monthly challenges. Have to agree it’s been a great uke year!
Robin – reminds me too soft serve chocolate!
johanna2509 – Well done! Here is my feedback for you, Johanna.
deadbuggy – That was super fun to watch! Here’s my one idea for you 🙂
podgornik – Great job! Here is my feedback for you and here is our starter lesson on rhythm and our reading course.
Thanks, Andrew! That was my attempt at Jingle Bells but your version sounds way better 🙂 You’re a fantastic teacher and this site is amazing. Who knew people could get such incredible music out of these little four-stringed instruments? Cheers to all!
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