I was in a dark place after my husband had a health diagnosis. Someone gifted me a ukulele and this has pulled me out and made me smile. Learning slowly.
@@susanoven3175 I hope your husband is ok. I also hope that the ukulele brought some light into your life. I was sick and stuck in bed for over a year. Suddenly one day, took my wheelchair and went with a friend to a music shop. She was shocked since she tried getting me out of the house for months. I had no idea why but I was drawn to music and wanted to get an instrument. I got a ukulele, knowing nothing about it. On the car radio back home, it was playing "Here Comes the Sun" and I was in tears because it was like I was finally starting to live my life again after being bedridden for so long. I've learned the basic chords to this song and advancing into the fingerpicking now. Truly a beautiful instrument and a beautiful song. The pull to music is definitely healing and miraculous. ❤️
+Dave O dont forget to be realistic - you will need to do a bit of work whichever plan you follow for becoming a pianist I've been researching into different systems and discovered a fantastic website at Arthurs Uke Blog (check it out on google)
It is all a matter of what you are used to, and where you focus your practice. I have always focused on fingerpicking the melody from around the chords. As a result, that feels natural, but I find strumming very difficult. In fact I avoid strumming because it really doesn't appeal to me. I love this arrangement of "Here Comes the Sun". There is so much to it, that it will take time and _patience_ to master it. I do have trouble with the strumming part, and I find myself adapting the chords to my melody picking style instead of strumming. I am not saying that to show off. I am simply using that fact to illustrate that what is already in your brain and muscle memory is easy, but anything new requires working at it until it does become muscle memory wired into your brain. A great time to practice is right before bed, because it is only while you are sleeping, that the brain grows new neural pathways to accommodate a new skill. I began my particular style literally 65 years ago, on guitar, so it is already hardwired. I say that to underscore my comment about patience. That seems like a long time, but your entire past is a blink of an eye in the present. The present moment is the only time that really exists. So just enjoy the feel and the sound of the strings under your fingers. Do not think of it as hard, but rather as a process and an exciting adventure. Then, with a smile, you can tell your grandkids that you are good at this because you have been doing it for 65 years.
_@daveo2882:_ LOL😂! You could be right about brain surgery. Like a coconut, the hard part is getting through the hard shell. After that, it is just all soft and squishy. Of course, your mileage may vary, and results are neither guaranteed nor predictable 😉. _(No offense to professional lobotomists intended)._ _"Here Comes the Sun"_ on the other hand, requires nimble and dexterous fingers, precise timing, a good ear, and loving your ukulele, your music, your playing, and yourself. It requires gentle patience, persistence and enjoying the journey. Your eventual mastery is just the icing on the cake. We are all very fortunate to have a good teacher like Cynthia Lin. *Thank you Cynthia.*
Thanks so much for what you're doing here, I am 65 and had a stroke about 18 months ago, it's not that bad, lost some coordination in my left hand, but I'm determined to learn this song. Just started learning the uke two months ago. Got to go, time to practice!
I'm really enjoying your tutorials. I am 68 years old and have been learning to play the ukulele for some time. It's a really fun instrument. Through your superb tutorials I have learnt to play "Don't Worry Be Happy", "Stand By Me" and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow". Now comes the big challenge, "Here Comes The Sun". I've not done finger picking before. This is going to take some considerable time but I won't give in! Thank you Cynthia. Playing the ukulele has been invaluable to me during these Covid-19 times.
i am 58, beginner with no talent and this is the first song im learning have way over a hundred hours into it and i still suck but there is progress every day!!!!, so now its playing it 15 times day for the next 30 days then maybe it will be mine? maybe! thanks Cynthia!!
Hi Guy...hang in there! I'm about a month into learning the Uke, too. Still trying to master different strumming patterns, esp the island strum. This one's killing me! So many elements to keep in mind, but I'm in it for the long haul. Good luck!
I am here with you, Guy. Keep playing as much as you can. I go from acoustic guitars to my ukulele several times a day, and I'm slowly getting better. Cynthia is a wonderful teacher!
Hahaha OMG Cynthia! Way to go exploding my brain!!! I absolutely LOVE your tutorials. You are the BEST uke teacher on TH-cam my miles and miles, so God bless you for your efforts! I’ve been playing uke for 6 months now and you have been my teacher from the get-go and I am doing really well, however, I think I need to go slowly with this one or even leave it for a while longer before I attempt it. All those numbers that you’re saying are ringing in my head LOL!!! LOVE U!LOVE U! LOVE U! MWAH! Would love you to come to Perth Australia (Melbourne is 4.5hrs flight away so I couldn’t go see you there). Thanks again and best wishes. LF
I've been practicing this for month still not finished yet, but something bothering me. On the extra fill #1 A--2--2------0--2----------| E--3------3-----------2--0-| C--2--------------------------| G--0--------------------------| the two last notes on the E string you said --2--0 but on your video you play --3--0- So maybe I'm mistaken but I wanted to know :) Thanks very much for all your video, i'ts a very big inspiration and I learn a lot from you :) !!
In the print out of the cord chart, it says 3-0, sense she plays it like that, and it's on the print out. I think it's safe to assume it's to be played as 3-0.
The tab for extra fill #1 and #2 on G seems to have something wrong. You say 2 but your finger is on three. 😅
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Hello Cynthia, I just discovered your tutorials. Thank you so much for these, you're very pedagogue. I found a tiny error in this one : at 17'27" you end the extra fill#1 in G by 2 3 0 2 3 0 but you write on screen 2 3 0 2 2 0. I understand that 2 3 0 2 3 0 is the right one but it was a bit confusing. Anyway, you play so perfectly and have such a nice voice that anybody would fall into your charms. Thank you again and please... continue like this.
Well you guessed it... got a uke for xmas hehe. LOVE your videos thank you :) This instrument is so peaceful wow!! The intricate simplicity of it is amazing. Not easy as I though. Beautiful songs, beautiful teacher!. Happy new year Cynthia :)
Also, it would be helpful if you played each measure at regular speed before breaking down the pattern. That way we will know how it' supposed to sound so we get the timing right.
Thank you so much for all your amazing videos. I'm so happy to have finally mastered this one. Gonna be so much fun to take camping this weekend. Also, I would be SOOO grateful if you could pretty please post the tab for the finger picking you use while singing for the #100DaysofUkeleleSongs project. I feel it really helps with the flow of the song (start and finish slow and pretty with picking, strumming in the middle). Cheers!
@cynthia lin- I agree. I am working my way through learning this song but I would love to learn the version you play on #100DaysofUkuleleSongs. Thank you for all your tutorials!
I love your tutorials so much I'm going to join the Patreon page! Thank you for making lessons accessible and affordable for all!!! What kind of wood is on the front/top of your ukulele? I have this on the sides of my uke and I've forgotten what wood it is!
I got a ukulele back in January. I found this video really early on, but it was far too advanced for me. However, I recently got into a slump. I hit my plateau. I play quite often, and I LOVE it, but I wasn't challenging myself. I decided to focus on more challenging fingerpicking. I was playing around one day and I heard that little 2 3 0 3 melody and was reminded of this video! Although I couldn't even play the chorus at full speed back when I found the video many months ago, muscle memory has not failed me! I have now learned the whole song! Thank you so much, Cynthia!
Wish you played it all the way through once really slowly..I’m getting the finger picking down but I’m all confused on where it starts and where it ends lol great tutorial otherwise!!
Great tutorial and learnt it all well, although it was very frustrating how you didn't have a full song play through, so now I'm having to piece every little part of the video together just to make the song flow.
Thank you so much for creating content like this! I've had a ukulele for a couple of years and haven't had the money for lessons. You are seriously amazing! Can't wait to learn from you!
This is a lovely tutorial. I just wish she mention which part is for which lyrics. Because im not a musiciqn and some chorus and intro or lead in... Doesn't make sense to me.
I don’t know if you ever read the comments but I’m having so much fun with your uke tutorials. I’m looking forward to playing this for my dad on his birthday. My sister died nearly 2 years ago and my brother 2 years before that. Your angelic voice and bright smile have brought light into my life again. Thank you for sharing.
You are doing the island strum? I sure wish I New where each of those words came in with the strum. Just in the beginning in the chorus. I don’t hear 4 beats, especially when you switched from C to A7 & then G. Could you one day have a real beginner lesson on that. After a year I still cannot strum with words. I have done Stand by me. It doesn’t move to other songs.
Aloha! Great lesson, many thank! One sugestion though: A complete playthrough at the beginning or end of the lesson would be helpful, in order to properly hear how the end result is supposed to sound. Best greetings from the far away land of Germany!
Thank you for this vid, it is awesome! Can anyone help me though? In the island-strum-part it isnt explained how to strum? Is it down down up down up? or how should I do it? Thank you
Thank you again, Cynthia for sharing your tutorials with world wide ukulele players. I tried this on my tenor with low G , first, but actually like it better on my Romero Tiny Tenor, which has a high g now. I like the brighter sound with this song & think you are also using a high g? As to the picking, I'm still working on it and know you say that whatever works is okay. I'm wavering between using my thumb and three fingers or just using my thumb, except when I need to pluck multiple strings. Haven't decided which is easier for me.
Brilliant lesson, took a couple of hours but picked it up pretty well. N.B Do as the pretty lady says. Keep the chord shapes n take your time. It's uke for dummies!! Fantastic!!! Thank you.
Just stumbled across your page. You rock! I’ve watched thousands of hours of random videos, but everyone wants you to pay to continue. You rock so much! In a couple hours of watching your vids I’m learning so many new skills!
There are a lot of humans on this planet and you have got to be one of the best. Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorials, you are an amazing teacher!
I have watched several ukulele tutorials for this song and had unanswered questions with all of them until finding this Cynthia Lin video. This video is the most complete instruction available. I went to her website and downloaded the pdf. It is perfect. I recommend that we viewers donate what we can to compensate her for this work!
On the extra fill #1, on the G chord, the last two notes on my print out are 3 0 on the E string, which it looks like you're playing. However, your onscreen tab says 2 0, which you're saying. Which is it? And now I see it's the same in the extra fill #2. very confusing.
An alternative within the chorus picking riff, based on the G chord shape is to, instead of: C--2--4 and E-- 3 doing: C --2 and E -- 0 -- 3. 4 on the C string is E and I find it easier to hold the G chord, pluck the 2 on the C string, lift off my ring finger and pluck the open E string and put it back on 3 again.
it's very very hard, really not possible for me, but here comes the sun is one of my favorite song, I tried to learn it on guitar and I found it so hard, so today I tried on my ukulele but it also hard, oh my God.
Thank-you Cynthia for this and all your tutorials. This one's a little more complicated than past tutorials and a welcomed step-up. That's a beautiful uke by the way. Is it mango?
It would help if you put what cords you are playing somewhere on the string instead of just saying them because some cords I can't just remember what it is yet, loved the tutorial though :)
I was in a dark place after my husband had a health diagnosis. Someone gifted me a ukulele and this has pulled me out and made me smile. Learning slowly.
@@susanoven3175 I hope your husband is ok. I also hope that the ukulele brought some light into your life. I was sick and stuck in bed for over a year. Suddenly one day, took my wheelchair and went with a friend to a music shop. She was shocked since she tried getting me out of the house for months. I had no idea why but I was drawn to music and wanted to get an instrument. I got a ukulele, knowing nothing about it.
On the car radio back home, it was playing "Here Comes the Sun" and I was in tears because it was like I was finally starting to live my life again after being bedridden for so long. I've learned the basic chords to this song and advancing into the fingerpicking now.
Truly a beautiful instrument and a beautiful song. The pull to music is definitely healing and miraculous. ❤️
Nothing like a pretty woman with a flower in her hair and a ukulele in her hand 🙃
Cool video, keep up the good work! nice voice too!
You have the most beautiful ukuleles! How many do you have? How do you decide which one to play for which song?
where did you buy your ukelele? mine doesn't sound good as yours
From space.
Hers looks to be probably $500 or more, so it should sound better than any $200 or less beginner Uke.
2:13 - chorus
5:05 - chorus picking riff
7:43 - whole chorus
8:47 - intro picking riff
13:23 - whole first line intro
13:56 - whole intro slow
15:55 - chorus + extra fill n1 (16:32 )
17:55 - extra fill n2
18:56 - whole chorus + extra fill n2
19:43 - bridge
23:25 - last line with the interlude
24:31 - coda (ending)
Thank you!
👁👄👁
>💖>
Thank u so much queen
wow...brain surgery doesn't look as hard anymore...
+Dave O dont forget to be realistic - you will need to do a bit of work whichever plan you follow for becoming a pianist I've been researching into different systems and discovered a fantastic website at Arthurs Uke Blog (check it out on google)
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It is all a matter of what you are used to, and where you focus your practice. I have always focused on fingerpicking the melody from around the chords. As a result, that feels natural, but I find strumming very difficult. In fact I avoid strumming because it really doesn't appeal to me.
I love this arrangement of "Here Comes the Sun". There is so much to it, that it will take time and _patience_ to master it. I do have trouble with the strumming part, and I find myself adapting the chords to my melody picking style instead of strumming. I am not saying that to show off. I am simply using that fact to illustrate that what is already in your brain and muscle memory is easy, but anything new requires working at it until it does become muscle memory wired into your brain.
A great time to practice is right before bed, because it is only while you are sleeping, that the brain grows new neural pathways to accommodate a new skill.
I began my particular style literally 65 years ago, on guitar, so it is already hardwired. I say that to underscore my comment about patience. That seems like a long time, but your entire past is a blink of an eye in the present. The present moment is the only time that really exists. So just enjoy the feel and the sound of the strings under your fingers. Do not think of it as hard, but rather as a process and an exciting adventure.
Then, with a smile, you can tell your grandkids that you are good at this because you have been doing it for 65 years.
_@daveo2882:_ LOL😂! You could be right about brain surgery. Like a coconut, the hard part is getting through the hard shell. After that, it is just all soft and squishy. Of course, your mileage may vary, and results are neither guaranteed nor predictable 😉. _(No offense to professional lobotomists intended)._
_"Here Comes the Sun"_ on the other hand, requires nimble and dexterous fingers, precise timing, a good ear, and loving your ukulele, your music, your playing, and yourself. It requires gentle patience, persistence and enjoying the journey. Your eventual mastery is just the icing on the cake.
We are all very fortunate to have a good teacher like Cynthia Lin.
*Thank you Cynthia.*
When you started counting I was like "NO MORE FINGERPICKING!!!!!!"
My sister who was also playing along does to but I love finger picking
I love that she always has a cute flower in her hair!
So true tho
Thanks so much for what you're doing here, I am 65 and had a stroke about 18 months ago, it's not that bad, lost some coordination in my left hand, but I'm determined to learn this song. Just started learning the uke two months ago. Got to go, time to practice!
Hope you are still enjoying your practice
I'm really enjoying your tutorials. I am 68 years old and have been learning to play the ukulele for some time. It's a really fun instrument. Through your superb tutorials I have learnt to play "Don't Worry Be Happy", "Stand By Me" and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow". Now comes the big challenge, "Here Comes The Sun". I've not done finger picking before. This is going to take some considerable time but I won't give in! Thank you Cynthia. Playing the ukulele has been invaluable to me during these Covid-19 times.
i am 58, beginner with no talent and this is the first song im learning
have way over a hundred hours into it and i still suck
but there is progress every day!!!!,
so now its playing it 15 times day for the next 30 days
then maybe it will be mine? maybe!
thanks Cynthia!!
Hi Guy...hang in there! I'm about a month into learning the Uke, too. Still trying to master different strumming patterns, esp the island strum. This one's killing me! So many elements to keep in mind, but I'm in it for the long haul. Good luck!
I am here with you, Guy. Keep playing as much as you can. I go from acoustic guitars to my ukulele several times a day, and I'm slowly getting better. Cynthia is a wonderful teacher!
Rita Schmidt thanks, headed to Taiwan today, work day will be four hours surfing four hours ukulele and a hour of feeling sorry for myself
I understand. The suggestion "start with something easy" doesn't even register with me.
Don't give up, there's no such thing as talent. There's only patience and practice. Keep on going
Thank you Cynthia for this tutorial. You so generous to give your love chord charts to us for free. :)
Hahaha OMG Cynthia! Way to go exploding my brain!!! I absolutely LOVE your tutorials. You are the BEST uke teacher on TH-cam my miles and miles, so God bless you for your efforts! I’ve been playing uke for 6 months now and you have been my teacher from the get-go and I am doing really well, however, I think I need to go slowly with this one or even leave it for a while longer before I attempt it. All those numbers that you’re saying are ringing in my head LOL!!! LOVE U!LOVE U! LOVE U! MWAH! Would love you to come to Perth Australia (Melbourne is 4.5hrs flight away so I couldn’t go see you there). Thanks again and best wishes. LF
I don’t even have a ukulele what am I doing 😂
I am ready to tackle this slowly, excellent brain training.
I've been practicing this for month still not finished yet, but something bothering me.
On the extra fill #1
A--2--2------0--2----------|
E--3------3-----------2--0-|
C--2--------------------------|
G--0--------------------------|
the two last notes on the E string you said --2--0 but on your video you play --3--0-
So maybe I'm mistaken but I wanted to know :)
Thanks very much for all your video, i'ts a very big inspiration and I learn a lot from you :) !!
In the print out of the cord chart, it says 3-0, sense she plays it like that, and it's on the print out. I think it's safe to assume it's to be played as 3-0.
This was bugging me too, glad I wasn’t going crazy
The tab for extra fill #1 and #2 on G seems to have something wrong. You say 2 but your finger is on three. 😅
Hello Cynthia, I just discovered your tutorials. Thank you so much for these, you're very pedagogue.
I found a tiny error in this one : at 17'27" you end the extra fill#1 in G by 2 3 0 2 3 0 but you write on screen 2 3 0 2 2 0.
I understand that 2 3 0 2 3 0 is the right one but it was a bit confusing.
Anyway, you play so perfectly and have such a nice voice that anybody would fall into your charms.
Thank you again and please... continue like this.
I'm a beginner and I can say that this tutorial is amazing, it seems possible now!!!
Thank you
Even if I didn’t just buy a ukulele yesterday, I enjoy watching and listing to you play it.
Well you guessed it... got a uke for xmas hehe.
LOVE your videos thank you :) This instrument is so peaceful wow!! The intricate simplicity of it is amazing. Not easy as I though. Beautiful songs, beautiful teacher!. Happy new year Cynthia :)
Also, it would be helpful if you played each measure at regular speed before breaking down the pattern. That way we will know how it' supposed to sound so we get the timing right.
Thank you so much for all your amazing videos. I'm so happy to have finally mastered this one. Gonna be so much fun to take camping this weekend. Also, I would be SOOO grateful if you could pretty please post the tab for the finger picking you use while singing for the #100DaysofUkeleleSongs project. I feel it really helps with the flow of the song (start and finish slow and pretty with picking, strumming in the middle). Cheers!
@cynthia lin- I agree. I am working my way through learning this song but I would love to learn the version you play on #100DaysofUkuleleSongs. Thank you for all your tutorials!
yeah i give up
Never give up...... *never*
🔫👁👄👁 I won’t let you.
By extra fill 1 en 2 by the G section you say : G 2 3 open 2 en than 2, but you play 3 , in the turtorial there is a 2, but in the chord chart it is 3
Reaaaaallllly helpful would have been: playing the whole song through once at the end.
Thanks Cythnia for this incredible tutorial, I based my cover of Here Comes the Sun on your version and really enjoyed learning. ♡ from London :)
I love your tutorials so much I'm going to join the Patreon page! Thank you for making lessons accessible and affordable for all!!!
What kind of wood is on the front/top of your ukulele? I have this on the sides of my uke and I've forgotten what wood it is!
I got a ukulele back in January. I found this video really early on, but it was far too advanced for me. However, I recently got into a slump. I hit my plateau. I play quite often, and I LOVE it, but I wasn't challenging myself.
I decided to focus on more challenging fingerpicking. I was playing around one day and I heard that little 2 3 0 3 melody and was reminded of this video! Although I couldn't even play the chorus at full speed back when I found the video many months ago, muscle memory has not failed me! I have now learned the whole song!
Thank you so much, Cynthia!
Wish you played it all the way through once really slowly..I’m getting the finger picking down but I’m all confused on where it starts and where it ends lol great tutorial otherwise!!
Great tutorial and learnt it all well, although it was very frustrating how you didn't have a full song play through, so now I'm having to piece every little part of the video together just to make the song flow.
put a capo on the 2nd fret and it’ll be in the same key as the original song! ☺️
Thank you so much, you inspired me the way you explain how to do it and I'm improving with my ukelele.
Thank you so much for creating content like this! I've had a ukulele for a couple of years and haven't had the money for lessons. You are seriously amazing! Can't wait to learn from you!
Thank you for the G shape advice for the fingerpicking part of the song! :)
You are an EXCELLENT TEACHER, Thx for all you do ❤️
What an amazing tutorial. I am going to learn this. It might take me a year but I’m going to do it!!!!!! Thank you Cynthia 😻
This is a lovely tutorial. I just wish she mention which part is for which lyrics. Because im not a musiciqn and some chorus and intro or lead in... Doesn't make sense to me.
I don’t know if you ever read the comments but I’m having so much fun with your uke tutorials. I’m looking forward to playing this for my dad on his birthday. My sister died nearly 2 years ago and my brother 2 years before that. Your angelic voice and bright smile have brought light into my life again. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I’m a newbie torturing myself watching tutorials that I can’t play …… yet 😉. Ah, but someday……
You are doing the island strum? I sure wish I New where each of those words came in with the strum. Just in the beginning in the chorus. I don’t hear 4 beats, especially when you switched from C to A7 & then G. Could you one day have a real beginner lesson on that. After a year I still cannot strum with words. I have done Stand by me. It doesn’t move to other songs.
What fingers? Is the pointer always 2 and middle finger always 3, ring finger 4. on all the 4 strings? That's where I'm getting confused.
Aloha! Great lesson, many thank! One sugestion though: A complete playthrough at the beginning or end of the lesson would be helpful, in order to properly hear how the end result is supposed to sound.
Best greetings from the far away land of Germany!
Thank you for this vid, it is awesome! Can anyone help me though? In the island-strum-part it isnt explained how to strum? Is it down down up down up? or how should I do it? Thank you
Cara, você é a pessoa mais maravilhosa que existe pra quem ta aprendendo sozinho. Parabéns
Great instruction! Wish you would play each part full speed after slow picking.
DO THE PICKIING PATTERN TO BLACKBIRD BY THE BEATLES!!!!
YES! that is very fun on guitar to
Thank you again, Cynthia for sharing your tutorials with world wide ukulele players. I tried this on my tenor with low G , first, but actually like it better on my Romero Tiny Tenor, which has a high g now. I like the brighter sound with this song & think you are also using a high g? As to the picking, I'm still working on it and know you say that whatever works is okay. I'm wavering between using my thumb and three fingers or just using my thumb, except when I need to pluck multiple strings. Haven't decided which is easier for me.
I was trying to understand this video, but I have no idea what the numbers she is saying are supposed to mean. Otherwise, very helpful
It would be better when you also make the finger picking without steady singing the notation. Because it makes it easier to compare the sound.
Brilliant lesson, took a couple of hours but picked it up pretty well. N.B Do as the pretty lady says. Keep the chord shapes n take your time. It's uke for dummies!! Fantastic!!! Thank you.
Could you do a video for Beatles Yesterday? I can't find one that has a good strum that sounds right or explains the count.
is there somewhere the full sheet in paper or something???? i can learn much more from reading music than from vids. somebody pls help
Outstanding. Thank you. Love this song!
Hello Cynthia
So intriged ‘bout the picture on the wall behind you... what is that?!?
Just stumbled across your page. You rock! I’ve watched thousands of hours of random videos, but everyone wants you to pay to continue. You rock so much! In a couple hours of watching your vids I’m learning so many new skills!
B flat on the bridge is different to the b flat on the final picking rif. Why is that? How do you put your fingers
I feel like I have to break all my finger bones just to learn how to pluck lol but I’m willing to learn! ♥️
Love the video. What is the black and white picture behind right shoulder?
As soon as you said FINGERPICKING, I totally FREAKED OUT!!!!!! haha lol
Thank you Cynthia for 💓🤙
I loved this ukulele tutorial! Can you do one for "While My Guitar Gently Weeps?"
thanks a lot! The best teacher!
vous transmetez votre passion du ukulele avec pedagogie et plaisir vous me donner l espoir de pouvoir jouer de mon ukulele merci
I'm 57 played guitar all my life and now want to play the UKUE so who better to learn from than YOU thanks for posting.
Your effort in this is soo underrated here, thanks much!!!
What a GREAT TUTORIAL!! Looking forward to learning this😂😂😂❤️
it only took me 13 days but i got it down thanks for the tutorial
I will defeat this beast of a song! I play with your tutorials for a while now and I have to admit that this is a white whale :D
Amazing tutorial! 8 years late to this xD
You're a great teacher, thank you
Thanks for this. It gave me some good workouts.
I don't really like ur voice but ur uke skills are amazing
I am so excited to attempt this. Thanks for putting this up, Cynthia!
Thank you far over the Atlantic ocean, let's practice until the sun comes to France !
Thanks for the tutorial. This was the first music I play with Ukulele.
💞
'it's been a long(C6) cold lonely winter (D)
It's kind of hard can you make it a little easier? plssss
There are a lot of humans on this planet and you have got to be one of the best. Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorials, you are an amazing teacher!
merci ! explications are so clear, here comes the sun over Atlantic !
I have watched several ukulele tutorials for this song and had unanswered questions with all of them until finding this Cynthia Lin video. This video is the most complete instruction available. I went to her website and downloaded the pdf. It is perfect. I recommend that we viewers donate what we can to compensate her for this work!
almost day 3 im getting there its within my grasp
On the extra fill #1, on the G chord, the last two notes on my print out are 3 0 on the E string, which it looks like you're playing. However, your onscreen tab says 2 0, which you're saying. Which is it? And now I see it's the same in the extra fill #2. very confusing.
This is hard working but i try ,thank you
Thank you! You are amazing!)
Where did you post the videos? Please
Hoi Cynthia is t a d for the lead in that you us ?
Please do soak up the sun by Sheryl crow
An alternative within the chorus picking riff, based on the G chord shape is to, instead of: C--2--4 and E-- 3 doing: C --2 and E -- 0 -- 3. 4 on the C string is E and I find it easier to hold the G chord, pluck the 2 on the C string, lift off my ring finger and pluck the open E string and put it back on 3 again.
What’s the strumming pattern
I dont understand the 3,2,0. What are those numbers refering to? Is it 3 from our 3rd finger from left hand?
you're very good professor with wonderful smile 😜
it's very very hard, really not possible for me, but here comes the sun is one of my favorite song, I tried to learn it on guitar and I found it so hard, so today I tried on my ukulele but it also hard, oh my God.
Thank-you Cynthia for this and all your tutorials. This one's a little more complicated than past tutorials and a welcomed step-up. That's a beautiful uke by the way. Is it mango?
Thanks teacher 😅
It would help if you put what cords you are playing somewhere on the string instead of just saying them because some cords I can't just remember what it is yet, loved the tutorial though :)
you are using a concert uke here yeah? seems like you have a bit more room on the fret board than I do on my lanakai LU-21 soprano lol
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