“2 Chord Ukulele Jam (no. 2)” – Rock Class 101
Develop your groove playing by learning this bluesy, 2 chord jam.
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“4 More Spooky Melodies” – Rock Class 101
Learn 4 spooky-sounding melodies for low G ukulele.
“4 Spooky Melodies” – Rock Class 101
Learn 4 spooky-sounding melodies for low G ukulele.
“A Forest Stroll” – Rock Class 101
Learn a fingerpicking song that paints a dreamy landscape.
“A Little Flower” – Cornelius Gurlitt
Learn a hauntingly beautiful classical piece.
“Adelita” – Francisco Tárrega
This beautiful piece allows you to showcase rubato, dynamics, and the two main picking techniques of the Classical ukulele – rest stroke and free stroke.
“All I Want for Christmas is You” – Mariah Carey
Learn to strum and sing a Christmas classic! This arrangement includes a full band backing track.
“Amazing Grace” (Harmonics Version) – Traditional
Learn to play a unique version of “Amazing Grace” that’s performed entirely with harmonics!
“Andante No. 2 from Opus 241” – Ferdinando Carulli
This classical piece consists of three beautiful melodies that help build dexterity in your left and right hand.
“Because” – The Beatles
One of The Beatles most hauntingly beautiful compositions; this song is perfect for those who love to sing, but wish to fingerpick an intricate harmony.
“Bella Vita” – Rock Class 101
Learn a beautiful fingerstyle piece inspired by the romantic period in classical music.
“Blackbird” – The Beatles
Learn to fingerpick one of the most iconic acoustic guitar songs. While our arrangement is intended for vocal accompaniment, the harmony is so beautiful that it can stand on its own as an instrumental piece.
“Blue Christmas” – Elvis Presley
Learn to strum and sing a Christmas classic! This arrangement includes a full band backing track.
“Bohemian Rhapsody” – Queen
This fingerstyle arrangement covers the entire song! Get ready, as you’re about to embark on an epic ukulele journey through one of rocks’ most beloved songs.
“Bourree” – Johann Sebastian Bach
This classical duet demonstrates counterpoint, whereas there are two melodies that move independently of one another. One melody is played by the ukulele and the other by the U-Bass.