Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Monday, April 15, 2019
Spring 2019: Week 3 Introduction to Scales and Chord Melodies
Welcome to Stevo's Spring 2019 Intermediate Ukulele Class - Week 2
This week I would like to review (for some) and introduce (for others) the basics of Musical Notation. And to do that, I found the following online lessons:
- How to Read 'Ukulele Sheet Music: The Basics of Notation
- Reading Sheet Music for the Ukulele
- Reading Music for Ukulele (YouTube)
Introduction to Doo Wop
- According to Wikipedia, Doo-wop is a genre of rhythm and blues music developed in the 1940s by African American youth, mainly in the large cities of the upper east coast including New York. It features vocal group harmony that carries an engaging melodic line to a simple beat with little or no instrumentation. Lyrics are simple, usually about love, ornamented with nonsense syllables, and often featuring, in the bridge, a melodramatically heartfelt recitative addressed to the beloved. Gaining popularity in the 1950s, doo-wop enjoyed its peak successes in the early 1960s, but continued to influence performers in other genres.
YouTube Video Tutorials:
Here is a list of links to Ukulele Resources and articles that go into depth about the topics we discussed in week 1 of class:
- Chord Chart
- Circle of Fifths
- Picking Patterns for Ukulele
- Excerpt from The Chord Melody Book by Guido Heistek
- Fingerpicking from ezfolk.com
- Fingerpicking for Ukulele - An Introduction
- Video: How Playing an Instrument Benefits your Brain
- Sheet Music for Instrumental Ukulele
- Classical and other instrumental arrangements for the Ukulele. This is marvelous sight with competent transcriptions (PDFs of Sheet Music) with accompanying YouTube Videos of performances.
- Uke Nut: Fingerstyle Ukulele Resources
- Excellent list of other resources!!!
- Chief Noda's Ukulele Page
- PDF Minstrel gCEA Ukulele Sheet Music
- Ukulele Hunt: Classical Ukulele Tabs
- UkeFever - Ukulele Tabs
Local Song Circles, Associations and Clubs:
Spring 2019: Week 2 Introduction to Doo Wop
Welcome to Stevo's Spring 2019 Intermediate Ukulele Class - Week 2
This week I would like to review (for some) and introduce (for others) the basics of Musical Notation. And to do that, I found the following online lessons:- How to Read 'Ukulele Sheet Music: The Basics of Notation
- Reading Sheet Music for the Ukulele
- Reading Music for Ukulele (YouTube)
Introduction to Doo Wop
- According to Wikipedia, Doo-wop is a genre of rhythm and blues music developed in the 1940s by African American youth, mainly in the large cities of the upper east coast including New York. It features vocal group harmony that carries an engaging melodic line to a simple beat with little or no instrumentation. Lyrics are simple, usually about love, ornamented with nonsense syllables, and often featuring, in the bridge, a melodramatically heartfelt recitative addressed to the beloved. Gaining popularity in the 1950s, doo-wop enjoyed its peak successes in the early 1960s, but continued to influence performers in other genres.
YouTube Video Tutorials:
Here is a list of links to Ukulele Resources and articles that go into depth about the topics we discussed in week 1 of class:
- Chord Chart
- Circle of Fifths
- Picking Patterns for Ukulele
- Excerpt from The Chord Melody Book by Guido Heistek
- Fingerpicking from ezfolk.com
- Fingerpicking for Ukulele - An Introduction
- Video: How Playing an Instrument Benefits your Brain
- Sheet Music for Instrumental Ukulele
- Classical and other instrumental arrangements for the Ukulele. This is marvelous sight with competent transcriptions (PDFs of Sheet Music) with accompanying YouTube Videos of performances.
- Uke Nut: Fingerstyle Ukulele Resources
- Excellent list of other resources!!!
- Chief Noda's Ukulele Page
- PDF Minstrel gCEA Ukulele Sheet Music
- Ukulele Hunt: Classical Ukulele Tabs
- UkeFever - Ukulele Tabs
Local Song Circles, Associations and Clubs:
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Spring 2019: Week 1 Introduction to Class
Welcome to Stevo's Spring 2019 Intermediate Ukulele Class - Week 1
This week I would like to review (for some) and introduce (for others) the basics of Musical Notation. And to do that, I found the following online lessons:
Here is a list of links to Ukulele Resources and articles that go into depth about the topics we discussed in week 1 of class:
Local Song Circles, Associations and Clubs:
This week I would like to review (for some) and introduce (for others) the basics of Musical Notation. And to do that, I found the following online lessons:
- How to Read 'Ukulele Sheet Music: The Basics of Notation
- Reading Sheet Music for the Ukulele
- Reading Music for Ukulele (YouTube)
Here is a list of links to Ukulele Resources and articles that go into depth about the topics we discussed in week 1 of class:
- Chord Chart
- Circle of Fifths
- Picking Patterns for Ukulele
- Excerpt from The Chord Melody Book by Guido Heistek
- Fingerpicking from ezfolk.com
- Fingerpicking for Ukulele - An Introduction
- Video: How Playing an Instrument Benefits your Brain
- Sheet Music for Instrumental Ukulele
- Classical and other instrumental arrangements for the Ukulele. This is marvelous sight with competent transcriptions (PDFs of Sheet Music) with accompanying YouTube Videos of performances.
- Uke Nut: Fingerstyle Ukulele Resources
- Excellent list of other resources!!!
- Chief Noda's Ukulele Page
- PDF Minstrel gCEA Ukulele Sheet Music
- Ukulele Hunt: Classical Ukulele Tabs
- UkeFever - Ukulele Tabs
Local Song Circles, Associations and Clubs:
Monday, April 8, 2019
Spring 2019 Week 0 Reference Page (Continuously Updated)
Intermediate Ukulele Reference Page
Please note. This page will be continuously updated. It contains reference to online documents and video tutorials that may be helpful if you are looking to learn more. This will also be used as "notes to self", references that I may use in future weeks.
Reference Site:
Please note. This page will be continuously updated. It contains reference to online documents and video tutorials that may be helpful if you are looking to learn more. This will also be used as "notes to self", references that I may use in future weeks.
Reference Site:
Here is a list of links to Ukulele Resources and articles that go into depth about the topics we discussed in week 1 of class:
- Chord Chart
- Circle of Fifths
- Picking Patterns for Ukulele
- Excerpt from The Chord Melody Book by Guido Heistek
- Fingerpicking from ezfolk.com
- Fingerpicking for Ukulele - An Introduction
- Video: How Playing an Instrument Benefits your Brain
- Sheet Music for Instrumental Ukulele
- Classical and other instrumental arrangements for the Ukulele. This is marvelous sight with competent transcriptions (PDFs of Sheet Music) with accompanying YouTube Videos of performances.
- Uke Nut: Fingerstyle Ukulele Resources
- Excellent list of other resources!!!
- Chief Noda's Ukulele Page
- PDF Minstrel gCEA Ukulele Sheet Music
- Ukulele Hunt: Classical Ukulele Tabs
- UkeFever - Ukulele Tabs
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Week 5, Stevo's Intermediate Ukulele Class: Chord Melodies Part II
Chord Melodies -- Part II
Marcy Marxer Chord Melody Playlist
Learn Chord Melody for Ukulele with Marcy Marxer
Other Tutorials
What A Wonderful World - Ukulele Tutorial - Chord Melody
The above link will open a YouTube PlayList with the first video on the left. This is best viewed on a computer (as opposed to a phone). If you look to the right, you should see a list. The first 9 video relate to the Marcy Marxer handouts. Not exactly, but if you work through these 9 videos, you should be able to know how to play all the handouts.
Monday, January 28, 2019
Week 4, Stevo's Intermediate Ukulele Class: Chord Melodies
Chord Melodies
- Marcy Marxer: Introduction to Chord Melody for Uke
- Other Tutorials
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