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Lovely submissions everyone!
Here’s the gorgeous The Aching Waltz by Adrian Holovaty. Thanks you Adrian and RC101 for such a fun instrumental.This was quite a challenge, more so because of the fact that I’ve chosen to play it on a low G and that a lot gets done at the very end of the fretboard while I am capoing on fret 5. I have had to change some things up to make it work especially where the hand hits the uke’s body, but I’m very happy to have picked it. Some parts still need a lot of practice/cleaning up but I am traveling, so I decided to post now.
Thank you for your kind words @leb397! π
Too funny @The_Bumble_Bard and @gi_gi_ π
And thank you both!! βΊοΈThank you @The_Bumble_Bard and @Andrew!!
Thank you @leb397 βΊοΈ
Wonderful submissions everyone.
@leb397 so sorry for your loss, beautiful tribute indeed.Here’s my take on Red is The Rose with some adaptation for low G:
Nice! @Andrew, which of these would you say are Low-G-friendly? Thanks!
Thanks @The_Bumble_Bard and @leb397 βΊοΈ
@Shmu88 lovely take! That Uke you are playing looks gorgeous. What is it?
Thanks @Andrew π
Hi RC101!
I had so much fun learning and recording both melody and rhythm for the exquisite Valse Venezolano by Antonio Lauro. Thanks @Andrew for a beautiful duet arrangement!
The biggest challenge was bringing it up to a speed of 100% (so fast!!) as some parts were getting muddled, but here it is finally! First time experimenting with a side by side editing. Not as hard as I had anticipated.
Loving everyone’s submissions so far!
Thank you very much @wannabgood, @muzikmama, @The_Bumble_Bard, @leb397, @gi_gi_, @akukes73 for your lovely feedback! Everyone did wonderful this month!
And congratulations to @mysticrick and @ccwuke!Thanks @wannabegood and @Andrew!
So fun to see what everybody’s been up to!
This is my 2-week progress with MalagueΓ±a. I will not be able to post another video at the end of the month as I have a work trip but I will continue to finesse certain parts that need it.
For now, happy of where I am at in terms of the set goals πThis was a super fun experience, thanks @Andrew!
