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First Shoot of My Boo(ukulele Cover)

www.youtube.com Arniel foot on the side Sorry We did not even practice this!! whole bunch of mess ups but hey we will make a remake later on! MISSCAROLINExoxo YOUR DA BEST we were inspired by you guys and got the chords from jmiclovesyou

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What Ukulele should I get as my first?

I’ve been looking at mainly soprano’s. Is a soprano a good first ukulele, or is there any other ukulele you would recommend. (I am not really interested in baritone’s)
Also please provide me with an estimate price range.

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Sacred Ukulele: I Am The First… by Ken Middleton

My cover of “I Am the First And I Am the Last” by Ken Middleton. If you don’t know Ken Middleton yet, you’re missing a gem of a songwriter, ukulelist, guitarist, pianist and man. When I first heard this praise song on Ken’s song channel: www.youtube.com I was blown away. Ken’s music has a habit of doing that to me. He writes in all genres, but his praise songs touch me deeply. They’re scripturally-based and have a way of sticking in my ear for a long time. I take my version of his song a little quicker. I’m a bit nasally due to the remnants of a sinus infection. But I felt the need to record this song right now. Just to say thanks to Ken. Pictures and video are of the Lanesville, Indiana, area. The song is played on an old Harmony uke that was refurbished, and a cheap 8-string uke. As with Ken’s original video of this, which was played on an old upright piano, I use simple, inelegant tools to convey a timeless message. And to praise God.

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What’s the first thing I should practice as a new ukulele player?

I just bought a ukulele and began by trying to play a few songs, but I thought that it was way too difficult. What should I do to prep myself to play ukulele songs. What chords should I practice playing first and what exercises could I do? Thanks for any help.

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Learn Your First Three Ukulele Chords

Many people when beginning to learn the ukulele get overwhelmed by the shear number of chords that can be played. They sometimes wonder how many chords they have to learn before they can start playing songs. The answer is just three.

It may surprise you to learn that there are a huge number of songs you can play with just three chords. Some of the most popular and famous songs in the world use only three chords. Songs such as Wild Thing, Louie Louie and Johnnie B Goode all use the same basic three chord pattern.

How to Play A C Chord on the Ukulele

C is probably the first chord everyone learns on the ukulele. It’s very simple to play.

First, find the a string on your ukulele (hint: it’s the one nearest the floor). Press your ring finger on the string just behind the third metal bar on the neck of the ukulele (this is known as the third fret). Try playing this string by itself. Can you hear the note clearly? If not, try adjusting your finger a little and pressing down harder until you get a sound you are happy with. Take the ring finger of your fretting hand a place it on the A string (the one nearest the floor) at the third fret. Strum all of the four strings. There you have it, your first ukulele chord.

How to Play An F Chord on the Ukulele

The F chord is a little trickier since it requires two fingers to play. Firstly, take your index finger (or your pointer finger if you prefer) and press down on the E string (that’s the second one up) at the first fret. Next, take your middle finger and put it on the G string (the one nearest your head) at the second fret. You need to be very careful here that the underside of your middle finger doesn’t touch any of the other strings. Make sure it’s arched above them so that they ring out clearly when you strum.

How to Play A G Chord on the Ukulele

The G chord is a little harder still. It takes three fingers to play it. First use your middle finger to hold down the A string at the second fret. Then take your index finger and place it at the second fret of the C string (the third string up). Finally, use your middle finger on the third fret of the E string. Once you’ve got these three chords under your belt, you’ll be well on your way to mastering ukulele chords.

My First Ukulele Music :) (Blues)

This is my first music what i learned in 5 minutes

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