[Andrew]

Welcome! Glad to have you on board 🙂

[Andrew]

Thank you for your service! Glad you found us 🙂

[Andrew]

I think our new series will fill that void. But, your guys feedback is invaluable to me! Let me know when these lessons come out, if we hit or miss the mark.

[Andrew]

Glad to have you on the forums Sara 🙂

[Andrew]

Hey Lionel, I will be covering the right hand in complete detail in our upcoming course: The Definitive Beginner’s Guide to Ukulele. The course will be released in December 🙂

[Andrew]

Hi Lionel,

The entire course is available as a package download at: How To Write a Song on the Ukulele

You would be able to print the eBook and keep all the lesson videos and tabs with this packaged download 🙂

[Andrew]

Hey Phil, I am 29 🙂 Angelo will be making some lessons for our upcoming beginner songs series and will help me complete the beginner course, which launches next month! I’m excited to dive into beginner lessons!

[Andrew]

Btw, great job on both sections of “A Day in the Life”, hands down my fav Beatles tune.

[Andrew]

Another awesome album cover Stan! Let’s hear Rubber Soul now 😉

[Andrew]

My pleasure! Let me know if you have any questions 🙂

[Andrew]

Thanks Leena 🙂 You rock!

[Andrew]

Welcome Camilo! Yes, you are entered in the giveaway 🙂

[Andrew]

Hi Krister! Ok, so the original question was dealing with Canon in D, Melody 6 – Measure 23. In this measure, we have to reach the 4th string to play a fretted note, while not muting string 3 (open). The trick lies with the left hand form. Try and copy the form I laid out in this video. Proper form should allow your middle finger the ability to reach over string 3 and fret only string 4.

[Andrew]

I’ve been tossing around the idea of starting a blog/vlog, this may be my first post!

[Andrew]

Great suggestion Phil, down the line I would like to introduce site wide challenges. A compilation of all of us playing, for ex: trading off on blues licks, would be very cool!

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