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Hi Andrew,
Thank you for all that you do. I hope you take all the time you need to recover. It’s going to take me years to get through what you have already provided. I loved The Magic Ukulele Waltz and it was probably too advanced for me at this time but I couldn’t resist. Any input you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
All the best,
MariaI haven’t been very systematic in the songs that I tackled last year. Mostly I worked on songs that I really liked but was a reach for me. Those were the reason I joined RockClass101. Now I want to step back and learn some basic songs and skills. My plan is to learn the Lullaby Medley. Timing is an issue for me so I will be working with the sound slice tool and a metronome. Good way to start the New Year and I look forward to seeing goals of others as well.
Wow thank you for sharing information about this worthy cause. I have donated and tried to learn silent night as well. It fell apart a bit at the end but I’m happy to for the opportunity to try.
Happy Holidays!
Wow Andrew! Thank you for all the responses. It certainly is very interesting to see what goes into all these lessons and that is what makes the quality so good.
After I completed the survey, I thought of two things:
1. I would love to learn the theme music from the movie The Third Man.
2. On lessons already posted, it would be awesome to have a sub lesson with examples of what a second ukulele could play along as a simple accompaniment.Love all the materials. Thank for all I’ve learned so far. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thank you. I love this piece and I’ve been working on it for a while. Hope to see or hear yours too.
Fur Elise was the reason I joined Rock Class 101. I am really enjoying learning this piece. The middle still needs work and some day I hope to build up speed. Thank you for this lesson. Will this link work?
I just attended UKE-TOBER Fest in San Francisco. There were so many fantastic artists so I can’t pick a favorite. One notable was Aldrine Guerrero who really knew how to have fun with it even using his teeth to play! Abe Lagrimas, Jr. performed instrumental pieces at speed I couldn’t fathom., Cynthia Lin combines singing and ukulele to play songs we all know love and Ukulenny is fantastic with every instrument he picks up including the ukulele. They are all very different performers and really fun to watch and listen to. I hope they do it again next year.
