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This is my second post this month. Really like all the Beatle songs. There’s a few rough spots. My internet is going to be limited for a while so I wanted to post this while I can. Tried to video the birds while I was playing but they wouldn’t cooperate. Came back as soon as I finished recording.
By the way, I’m a little embarrassed to post this after listening to Nathalie’s fantastic performance.
Wow @nthibode that was hauntingly beautiful. Mad respect for doing both parts at the same time and getting a great take with the bird songs in the background on top of it, too! Very great work =)
Oh no! I have to travel without my ukulele through the end of the month. I’m putting in my entry now even though I haven’t had time to memorize it.
This is my submission of Yellow Submarine arranged by Matt Dahlberg.
I am a premium member@debb1985 – Great playing as always, Debb! Funny you mention the challenges that come with playing it on baritone. I actually thought the exact same thing when I was playing it on tenor the other day (that it’s easier to play on concert). Then I thought this is a great excuse to buy a uke in every size haha.
But it’s funny how the opposite is true too. For example, I find the chord shapes in this song very challenging to play on concert. They’re much easier to fret on the baritone.
@katazumiri – Love the duet with bass! Excellent playing all around 🙂
@jsanjuan – Excellent take with great feel throughout!
@mark1256 – Your performance was awesome, just like Nathalie’s 🙂The only thing I want to hear more of is a bit more sustain in the first bar of the choruses. Other than that, it was great overall. Timing was great too!
@dianna – Awesome take! Love the scenery and the birds chirping 🙂
@lynnzo – Well done! Double check ending 4 in verse 1. It uses a much simpler rhythm than the triplet strum you through in there 😉@Andrew you are right! I took out my tenor after posting my video and my fingers felt claustrophobic trying to get into position on the frets – was a lot easier on the Baritone in that aspect. Thanks as always for the feedback!
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Link below is Yellow Submarine played on a low G ukulele, Kanile’a Concert
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Hi all!
Here is my submission of Blackbird on my tenor, this is my second entry. Birds on the cover are actually starlings that I raised a few years ago. I looked forward to the critique!
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Hey guys! Here is my take on Let it be 🙂
The 4 Beatles’ songs this month were all so nice to hear/learn, thank you RC101 crew!Sam
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This is NOT my official entry but a singing version I did back in March ’22 for a different Beatles Challenge.
It has some elements from a chord melody version that I could Not learn at the time.
RC101’s version is even more difficult but I am giving it a shot because I love this song so much.
I “feel” it in all the sad and hopeful ways intended by the song. I will try to have a version done by May 30th but I know the difficulty level is WAY above my skill.
I just had to say goodbye to my 16 yo Dog, Lucy,(2 days ago) so yeah, I’m sad. 😢“Let It Be”
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Great arrangements of Beatles songs this month. Here’s my recording of Yesterday.
Played along with the metronome this month to try and improve timing.
@maryjanew so sorry to hear of your loss. You can see a drawing above my left shoulder of my lab Rex who we said goodbye to 7 years ago. Still miss him.Chris
@ccwuke thanks Chris for the kind words! Dogs are great. Lucy was my 2nd JRT and it hurts to say goodbye. Thanks for sharing about you lab. I love Labs!
Great job on your version ofLet it Be!oops I mean Yesterday! Which is my other favorite Beatles sad song!
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