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@malku2603 – It’s sounding great, keep going! 🙂
@marianne – That was awesome, Marianne! I’m gonna share your performance in our newsletter and socials 🙂My pleasure! And if anyone needs an explanation of how “Da Segno” works, check out our lesson on chart symbols 🙂
@brettboy – If I remember right, the first verse is twice as long as the others. There should be a “Da Segno” above that bar. Which means to go back to the sign, which is at the start of the verse.
A repeat sign would be the go-to method to use if the first two bars of the verse didn’t repeat 3x. Since it does, that dilutes clarity on where the repeat starts/ends.
@malku2603 – You’ve got it! Sounds great 🙂
@shmu88 – Dude, that was awesome! What an epic start for our October challenge! Bravo 👏
@malku2603 – You can, it just won’t sound as good as it does on Low G, and one chord in particular would need to be changed every time it shows up. That chord is B5 (46XX). Try playing this instead (X6XX).
@malku2603 – You can do it! And I’ll be here if you need help along the way 🙂
For now, start with the first section: The Intro. I have no doubt you’ll pick it up easily. Once you’ve got that down, the fear you feel now will start to fade, and you’ll have a ton of confidence as you move into the next section.
@robinboyd – Absolutely!
26 members participated in this month’s challenge! A big round of applause to each of you on a job well done! 👏
So without further ado, the winner of the $150 Gift Card to Uke Republic is:
Our October Challenge is LIVE and it’s your first chance to WIN a $2,250 Kanile’a Ukulele! Hope to see each and every one of you in the October Challenge: https://rockclass101.com/october-2025-challenge
@leb397 – TY Louisa! 🙂
Just a heads up for folks using the site today: we’re in the process of removing the old Search & Filter software, and something went a little sideways. As a result, the new search pages aren’t displaying quite right, but they are fully functional. This will be fixed tomorrow, my apologies for the inconvenience.
Update: All issues have been resolved. 🙂
Just a heads up for folks using the site today: we’re in the process of removing the old Search & Filter software, and something went a little sideways. As a result, the new search pages aren’t displaying quite right, but they are fully functional. This will be fixed tomorrow, my apologies for the inconvenience.
Update: Our developer had a family emergence today. The visual issues will be fixed tomorrow afternoon before we release our new lesson, which is gonna be epic! 🙂
Just a heads up for folks using the site today: we’re in the process of removing the old Search & Filter software, and something went a little sideways. As a result, the new search pages aren’t displaying quite right, but they are fully functional. This will be fixed tomorrow, my apologies for the inconvenience.
Friendly Reminder – The deadline for receiving an entry into the giveaway is tonight at 11:59 PM ET (check your local time zone).
@marianne – That is happening because some songs double dip within the same category. So in your example, when selecting:
Difficulty Level: Level 4
That populates 52 songs.
The category below (Ukulele Tuning) updates and shows:
High G (49)
Low G (4)
Baritone (0)That adds up to 53. So who is the odd man out? Or should I say, the double dipper, lol? It’s this song:
Funny enough, I wrote the description for that lesson which shows the double dipping: Four of the songs are listed in three levels, and for tuning, it’s listed in both high and low G.
So what happens when you select:
Does it show 53 or 52? It shows the correct amount of level 4 songs, which is 52.
The same logic applies for the next category. Arrangement type shows:
Solo (39)
Duet (7)
Trio (4)
Full Band (8)Which adds up to 58, but if we select:
Level 4 + the 4 tags above, we end up with the correct amount: 52.
TY for the kind words!
@leb397 – I think the easiest thing to do is to create a new collection called “Current Songs” and then move them back to the original collection when you don’t need instant access anymore. Creating collections is covered in the video below starting at 2:15.
@nat-uke – 🙂