Ukulele Lesson for Older Adults and Seniors - Lesson 3 - More Chords

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

Here is the first video in this series! th-cam.com/video/nRFNLvPmU2s/w-d-xo.html

[@joannechandler3116]

Thank you. I’m loving these tutorials. As an older person with no musical back ground playing is made so easy by your great teaching. Look forward to learning more.

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

You are so welcome!

[@romelacallao5271]

Because i love playing ukulele and im a kid😁

[@mia-jj8nn]

thank you, i used to play uke when i was like 11, and i’m 16 now, and i’m trying to get back into it so this was super helpful:)

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

You’re welcome! Good for you for getting back into it. Try to make playing a fun habit.

[@believeliveloveandlaugh3844]

Thanks for sharing.

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

You’re welcome.

[@shokoseyedin6817]

🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@romelacallao5271]

My age was 10 years old today and my mom buy the ukulele

[@romelacallao5271]

:)

[@romelacallao5271]

Kelly pls make another video of ukulele for kids

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

Hey dude! I have 2 series for kids for the ukulele. Have you played through both?

[@romelacallao5271]

Thanks Kelly

[@5042Foxpoint]

Hi Kasey, I'm confused. In this video you suggest that we use our middle finger for the A Minor chord whereas in the second video you say we should use our pointer. Please clarify. Thanks very much.

[@KaseysMusicMethod]

Hi there! You can use either. However, in most situations it’s better to use your middle finger because Am and F are often played consecutively, and the middle finger plays the same fret and string in both chords which makes switching between them easier. Does this make sense?
Thanks for using my videos for learning. Feel free to reach out with more questions.
-Kelly

[@madison584]

Helli

[@user-yv4kz9gx8k]

Can u buy ur cd?