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@andrew no, it was not intentional. I’m a beginner. I also noticed that I failed a few notes in the beginning. I was focusing more on the 3 fingers and on the pull-offs. I find it very hard to play along with the instructor ( Matt in this case) and with Rhythm counting. Too many things to pay attention to. I tried to feel the rhythm more than counting, and also to play as fast as Matt did. That was on purpose but not trying to achieve the final result. Thanks for the feedback. @ukefinlandgirl, I guess you were mentioning what Andrew wrote , right?
I’m finally being able to play the theme and listing to Matt. Look at my setup. Electric uke, headphones and air phones at the same time. Thanks once again for the feedback.
@ruiafonso70 – Jump into our reading course, that’s the best way to gain a thorough understanding of rhythm and timing. And you headphones setup looks great! That will def help 🙂
@terryfallon3 – Really nicely played Terry! Great work this month 🙂Hi @ruiafonso70.
Amazing setup.
Yes, I almost thought it was intentional and after that I thought you are also a beginner.
Great playing. You are on the right path.
Having a metronome app on your phone or on your computer might also be really helpful. It helps you develop your rhythm counting.
I wish you the best on your ukulele playing journey.
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Everyone’s entries sound lovely!
Took me a while to settle on one fingerpicking etude as there are so many melodically beautiful ones! Decided to go with No.26 as it is specifically for baritone and I also really like the travis picking technique.
@marianne – Absolutely beautiful! Great playing Marianne 🙂
Thanks @andrew ☺️ gorgeous composition as always
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I chose etude 2 because it sounds so happy 🙂 and I chose this take because I had a partner who decided to be a part of things as soon I hit play
Thanks Andrew!
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Hey, it’s my submission with Fingerpicking Etude no. 5
I must have problems with the rhythm because I find that it sounds very different than Andrew’s version (which is much more beautiful). I’m not very happy with my performance… have a good day everyone, there are really a lot of talented players on this forum 🙂
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