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@robinboyd that was so lovely with that background 🙂 🙂
Laura – Beautifully played!
Robin – perfect setting for a wonderful song and performance. I would have stopped to hear you play also.
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This is my White Christmas. The intro is a citation of a wonderful Italian song of ’70es called “Rimmel”, written by Francesco de Gregori. For shape of chords and progression I think it works quite good. As usual it’s not perfect, but it’s not so bad.
Un sereno Natale a tutti. Di speranza e felicitàGianluca
Thanks Rickey and Laura.
@laurasil – did you restring your uke with a low G, or buy an extra uke? Glad to hear you are enjoying it. Very well played!@brenna – that intro works perfectly!
@robinboyd I bought a new one and restrung that one, so I kept both ukuleles (I didn’t want to let go of the classic sound the other one has). There are never too many ukes 🙂
@rickeymike Thank you!This is my entry into the Fall Challenge giveaway, White Christmas. My timing needs improvement, but I wanted to post what I have learned in one week.
Gianlucca, great intro and overall play! You’ve got the ear for arrangements. I think you go to the “Head of the Class” on this one. Bravo.
Nicely played jedart. I can picture Bing singing along to your accompaniment.
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Here is my Greensleeves. I initially read the instructions wrong, and thought you had to sing all the options. So, I am posting like I practiced – I used a capo to sing it better.
Nice going Sue. Congrats for singing the “What Child” lyrics. It was so high for me that I went to an alternate lyric (same song)
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