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@leb397 Thanks so much. I took my uke with me while I was gone and was able to work on it some but I was very distracted. Glad I was able to submit it. Walking through the airport with my uke felt fun. like I was an imposter 😂😆🤣. Your submission was wonderful. Loved the humming. I started practicing like that because of your great submission.
Thanks so much @TBB you are too kind ☺️.
I enjoyed everyone’s submissions so much. Keep up the good work everyone.Talk about getting it in at the last minute 😂 I was out of town for 2 weeks and just got back, jet lagged and all but I have to do Cielito Lindo. I love this song. It is rough but I will continue to work on it to get it smooth. Thanks for the challenges.
@surferjay I have wondered if you stopped playing uke. It’s so good to hear you haven’t. Nice loopage 🙂 Never stop playing…
@Alexslph Wow your playing is so good. Keep it up.
@The_Bumble_Bard That was such an awesome entry. Love the clawhammer technique. Nice job.
@dianna I love the ease at which you move your wrist.
I made two videos on my iphone. First the basic chords then as I listed to it with an airpod inside my ear, I recorded the melody in the 2nd video. I then used iMovie to put them together. I input one video then drop the other one on top of the first one. I forget the name of the option but I chose it. Hope that helps.
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I chose to work on harmonizing chords. This is something very practical for me and what I’m always wanting to learn…..How to free myself of just copying a song and implementing the CAGED Method. This was fun. Thanks Andrew.
@leb397 That was great… everyone has done so well this month. Wish there was a like button for everyone. So much work goes into a 2 min recording like you said. Hours and hours and days but it’s so worth it in the end 🙂
Lol @TBB 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 That was so funny.
I don’t think you can be considered great without knowing how to improvise.@TBB 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 That was sooooooooooo amazing. I want to learn that now. You played with such showmanship too. You can tell you play the piano. I loved it sooooo much.
I joined the ukulele corner which is Jeff’s site where he explains all his pieces in the book and they have a monthly lesson with him on Zoom. The first day I joined there was a live class and he was teaching how to improvise. It was great. Then they had their first open mic last week. I don’t see Chopin on their site yet but he’s always adding to it. These are the Artist’s I see pieces for under the Classical genre:
Dionisio Aguado, J.S. Bach, Augustin Barrios Mangore, Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Matteo Carcassi, Ferdinando Carulli, Francois Couperin, Jose Ferrer, Mauro Giuliani, Edvard Grieg, George Frideric Handel, Robert Johnson, Johann Krieger, Luis Milan, Niccolo Paganini, Jeff Peterson himself :), Christian Petzold, Manuel Ponce, Giacomo Puccini, Gaspar Sanz, Fernando Sor, Francisco Tarrega, Antonio Vivaldi and others like the one you showed a video of up above.