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@misterbones – I’ll watch the lesson thank you!
I really appreciate your tips because I can see you are a methodical learner and you talk from experience.
I’ll try to be more patient while practising. Maybe that’s the key: starting from the begining practising slowly and focusing on the technnique itself.
Amazing performance btw 🙂I AM A PREMIUM MEMBER
Hrllo everyone! Here’s my submission. I love this relaixing tune.
Btw: Any advice to improve the accuracy of quick slides? I randomly go to the wrong fret and it doesn’t seem to get better with repetition.@jbmills07: That uke is a Dreams come true. Congratulations! Enjoy it! 🙂
@The_bumble_bard: I love your composition. In my opinion it suits the story perfectly well. 🙂
You have that kind of divergente thinhing, in your way of learning and aldo to express yourself, that leads you to take what you learn and use it in your own and unique way. That’s the Best skill in artistic fields.
Thank you for sharing!@Janaq1: WOW! That was huntingly beautiful!. It really touched me. No wonder it was healing for you. It really has healing power. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
@abster: wow! That was impressive!. What a lovely duo!. So Young and talented!.
Thank you for your kind words 😀@leb397: Sometimes slowing down is one of the most difficult things to do while playing, but taking control of the pace is necessary to instilled emotion in the performance.
You’ve done awesome I can feel emotion in your rendition!You’ve done a fantastic job with the arrangement.
You do have good ear. Amazing rendition as well. I specially highlight the right hand. super smooth!
Lately I’ve been specially interested in classical tunes. I usually play Spanish Romance. Picado fingerpicking leads to a classical music feeling, so that was a great inspiration. Thank you for sharing, not only your performance but also the process. That helps a lot!@Andrew: Thank you for the feedback and also for sharing my submission on social media.
One thing that makes this site special is the way you support and involve people in their learning process making it also enjoyable. In my view this is a key for the improvement with the instrument.@annemarie: Thank you for your kind words!
@The_Bumble_Bard: Your words mean a lot to me since I had never dare before to submit anything that required me to sing 😀I love how supportive this community is.
@lisadmh:You make it sound fantastic on low g
@Jbmills07: Beautifully played!¡Ay,ay,ay,ay, canta y no llores!
Thank you for this wonderful arrangement. I Love it!
@deadbuggy: I wish you a quick recovery. Amazing submission and sense of humor as well 🙂@Andrew- Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it.
I suppose I’m more into swing 🙂 but I didn’t realize I was changing the rythm pattern.I AM A PREMIUM MEMBER
Hi everyone!
Here’s my submission. I absolutely love listening to syncopated rhythms but playing them is harder than it seems 🙂@Andrew – Thank you! I really appreciate your words.
I’m enjoying every entry. What an amazing community! Congratulations everybody 🙂
