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My pleasure guys!
@tric_o_tronic – Here’s my feedback for you 🙂@peiching – Awesome job! Love hearing when you guys step out of your comfort zone. Playing was great! I have two pieces of advice to pass along. First, check out this video that I made for another member the other day. It talks about adding accents and dynamics to this tune. I think that would be great for you to start experimenting with 🙂
Second, check out this short tutorial on triplet rhythm. Just wanna make sure you understand triplets, cause I’m not hearing that rhythm in your playing. And since it’s an audio posting, I can’t see your right hand technique, but you can double check that you are doing it correctly by watching this tutorial on the triplet strum from our Strumming Course.
@turkgoose – TY so kindly! Really means a lot to me 🙂
@turkgoose – Here’s my feedback for you 🙂
@planetfink – that was very good, Kathy! Great performance 🙂
Only thing I’d say is keep working on the higher up section to get the flow steady. Keep up the great work!
Looks like Wonderful Tonight just edged out WMGGW.
Thanks to everyone who voted! We’ll get to work on it 🙂
@rebeca – Here is my feedback for you 🙂
On the tablature, Should there be a 2 on the E string for the last note?
You can play that note, just make sure to play 2 on A as well.
Other than that, in general, if you see more that 1 note indicated (chord, partial chord) it should be plucked if there is no strum notation? pluck instead of strum becomes particularly important in the 13th bar
You can, but there’s no set in stone rule. Really up to you if you like the sound of pluck vs. strum.
Here is the PDF for tonight’s live stream.
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P.S. There will be a play along backing track, but we’ll have that ready for you guys to download tomorrow when we publicly release the lesson. 🙂
OK. So, play bar 21 twice. Then jump to bar 23?
Yes
Also in bar 24 and 25 the second note is 14-12. What can I substitute for that note?
The easiest solution would be to sub every 14 for 12.
@holly1 – yes, you can do that. It sounds like an intonation issue with your ukulele.
@rickeymike – I’d play B7 (4) for 2 bars. It also keeps you in position for the next section 🙂