*My first time watching one of his videos* "It's Jeebs again" All jokes aside, after 30 mins I managed to do it!! Amazing tutorial! Thank you kind sir, Louis-Damien
I have been practicing this for a school performance and even though I am a beginner you were a great teacher and I picked it up relatively quickly (: Thank you!
Justin Heininger - thanks for the kind words Justin. I appreciate the feedback and I will try to find the time to add a couple more ukulele tutorials in the next week or so. Cheers, Jeebs
i learned a lot just watching you about flamenco ukulele. its a very particular type of music playing and its good to know theres people with tutorials about it. VERY COOL Jeebs McSnooty!
Thank you very much for this Sir, I uke every day to meditate and this has become one of favourite pieces to play any time I pick it up. Fun to play, fun to practice, wonderful way to show to range of the instrument to anyone who might underestimate what the uke is capable of. Thanks again! 🙌
ahh this is great!! i was looking for a flamenco tutorial and found this. this sounds amazing and is relatively simple to play. thank you so much! would love to see more ukulele tutorials from you :)
Jeebs, I was lucky to find your video -- I've been considering that model of Kala Resonator for my collection, but I have yet to hear one -- until now. Beautiful sounding instrument in the hands of a master. I'm impressed with both of you -- thanks!!
Thanks Richard, I truly appreciate your comments. I got the resonator 9 years ago as a retirement gift from our kids. It’s been a great little instrument but lately it’s developed an annoying rattle that I can’t trace. I don
this tutorial is very helpful. im not a good player but i can play this song and its pretty enjoyful. its more than strumming some chords and not difficult as advanced fingerstyles. thank you sir. i really appreciate it. and you are so nice. can you make more tutorials like this? it can be some jazz or country maybe.
Sir, it's an excellent tutorial, I simply love it. I'm having difficulty in playing only one part where you strummed with your fingers one by one. It really sounds amazing, I'm practising it but that particular part is a little difficult.
Hi Twinkle r, thanks for the kind comments. The hand opening strum is something that you will be able to practice anywhere, even without your ukulele. Just close your strumming hand into a fist and practice opening your hand just one finger at a time starting with your pinkie through to your index finger. Keep at it until you can do it really fast and then you should be able to make it work. Hope this helps. Jeebs
This is a great tutorial, however I found a few parts hard to follow, had to pause and play several times- would had been easier to follow if tabs were provided Either way, thanks for the great tutorial!
Dave Almeida - Thanks for the feedback Dave, I appreciate your comments. Unfortunately I have never written any tab before so I’m not sure if I would be doing anyone a favor if I tried to write something that would probably be full of mistakes 😱. Thanks for the kind words. Cheers, Jeebs
Hello, and thanks for the tutorial. it is very well explained. Thank you for that, I will now learn it every day so that I can do it perfectly someday. Greetz from Germany
Thanks Jeebs, I was beginning to lose my way with the ukulele!! Strumming the same five chords over and over to various pop tunes. This is really what I want to be learning. :-)
Steve Peters - Hi Steve, thanks for the kind words and I’m happy that you got something from the video - it was fun to make. I’ve never Skyped but maybe something to consider in the future. Cheers Jeebs
Thanks for this. I have a question regarding the fingeroll. Do each of the fingers in the roll need to touch each of the strings? For instance does the idex finger strum GCEA and the same for the rest of the fingers. Or do the fingers strum different strings for example index GCEA , Middle CEA, Ring EA and little/pinky finger A. Does the roll need to be timed so that the sound comming off is indivudal to each finger rolling? Or can fingers clash? As I am rolling sometimes the reverberation from the index on the C string, affects when the middle finger starts to roll.What is the sound that is correct practice?
Thanks for the feedback and that’s an interesting question. To be honest there really isn’t a right or wrong way to do this so I wouldn’t try to overthink it. If the finger roll is a challenge right now just put it to one side and come back to it later. You can even replace it entirely with a straightforward downward strum across each string from the G all the way across to the A. For me, I like to lead with my pinky first, then ring, middle and index last. Hope this helps 👍🏼
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934Okay thanks, probably going to play it by ear and see which sound i prefer.pretty ok with the actual technique just wanted to make sure i was doing the right technique and not just some off beat personal technique.
Hi Jeebs, This tutorial is awesome. Thanks for sharing it. Helped me a lot. A request....Can you please make one more tutorial about chord choice for latin music. ?
sanimator1 - thanks for the kind words. I will give your suggestion some thought and see if I can come up with something that might work for you. Cheers Jeebs
This was so helpful! The piece sounds so eloquent and complicated but it's actually quite simple with a bit of practice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! Greetings from Tucson, AZ!
Instant Musician - Very true, this was a guitar piece I learned back in the 70’s and I transposed it to work on the ukulele a couple of years ago. Hope you liked it 👍🏼
Thanks so much. I have been looking for how to play malagueña for long time. But this tutorial is the best. Yet I'll add my touches hhhhhhh. Thanks Jeebs. I hope you live a happy life.
David Bliss - Thanks David you are welcome. I really appreciate the feedback. I’m thinking of doing more if you would like to subscribe to my channel. Cheers. Jeebs
Thanks for the feedback Robert - I know you will enjoy your purchase, the ukulele is a lovely little instrument. You should also try a Seagull Merlin - it’s a fun little instrument too. Cheers, Jeebs 👍🏼
What a charming old dude I have not put my pants on yet or gotten off of my bed this morning and I'm playing Flamingo ukulele.! I would love to buy this guy a beer. So cool I would never have looked up how to play Flamingo ukulele. But it is very cool thank you Jeeves
The Nerf Mongoose - that’s great 👍🏼. It’s a tricky piece so keep up the practice and you will soon master it. It took me long time to learn it too. Best regards Jeebs
Vaughan Thomas - thanks for the feedback. Not sure if a pick would work out the same. I would suggest trying to use your thumb and second finger, it should work out with a bit of practice 🤞🏼
U Tube - thanks for kind feedback. My uke is a Kala resonator. My son bought it for me when I retired a few years ago. It’s a tad bigger than my soprano uke (which I gave to our granddaughter). Glad you liked the video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
that was fun learning! I challenged myself to put the forefinger and middlefinger alternating in the piece instead of the thumb. Thats what flamenco pros do..also for the 4,3,2 string playing I tried to add the middlefinger to the forefinger..is this 3/4 rythmn?
MisteR Frimm - thanks for the kind comments, I appreciate the feedback. I’m glad you had fun with this as that was my intent. I have no musical training and generally play by ear, so unfortunately I have no clue if this is 3/4 rhythm or not 😂😂😂
Hi, Jeebs! Thank you for sharing this tutorial, it's been so much fun to learn and you're a great teacher! I just wanted to ask: What are the chords you're playing after the A, when you're strumming at 1:32-1:34? I'm trying to figure it out but I can't tell. (It looks like... maybe a C to a higher C before going back to Bb? Right before the last round of strums from A-Bb-C again.)
Hi Lea, Thanks for the feedback 👌🏻. The chords in question after the A chord are Bb and C. They look a bit funny because I’m used to playing this on acoustic guitar and at the 1:32 mark I inadvertently lapsed into to playing a guitar F bar chord followed by a G bar chord (my bad 😜), but the ukulele chords are Bb and C. Sorry for the confusion. Cheers, Jeebs
Haha, thank you for clarifying! That’s so funny but super helpful to know 🙂 As a follow up, even if the chords are different here (F and G), should we be playing the Bb and C at higher frets, too? (Like from the first and third to… maybe the fourth?)
Hi Joe, I think you are probably talking about the strumming pattern at the end. I haven’t made any new videos or updates in a wee while now as my studio isn’t set up right now, but I can try to explain what’s going here. The strumming pattern at the end can be a bit tricky, but the basic pattern is like this: D = down U= up. (DD)-(DUD)-(DUD)-(DUD) - REPEAT. Hope this helps 👍🏼. Best regards, Jeebs
You're a good teacher Jeebs... One thing, I noticed your uke was a little too close to the mic when you were playing. It adds a pingy hardness to the sound. You could sit a foot back. Just an idea! Happy strumming to you too...
Jake Mackenzie - thanks for the feedback Jake, I recorded the video on my phone and wanted to make sure you could see the fingering. I’ll try to see if my phone has a zoom on the camera to see if I can further away to get a warmer sound. Cheers, Jeebs
Thanks for the feedback Khan Basit, I moved a short while ago and at the moment I don’t have my studio set up yet. I will try to produce more tutorials a little later this year👍🏼. Best regards, Jeebs.
Hi Xia - keep trying. It’s a bit awkward at first. But you can practice it anywhere with or without your ukulele. Just practice opening your fist one finger at a time starting with your pinkie. When you can do it fairly fast then you will have mastered it 👌🏻. Best regards, Jeebs
Thanks for the feedback Sorcha, it does take some time to master this one. For the most part the left hand fingering is whatever works best for you. The right hand is predominantly thumb and index finger. Hope this helps 🤞🏼
*My first time watching one of his videos*
"It's Jeebs again"
All jokes aside, after 30 mins I managed to do it!! Amazing tutorial! Thank you kind sir,
Louis-Damien
L.D von Habsburg - you are very welcome. I truly appreciate your kind comments. Best regards,
Jeebs
I have been practicing this for a school performance and even though I am a beginner you were a great teacher and I picked it up relatively quickly (: Thank you!
You are welcome Heidi, thanks for the feedback. Jeebs 👍🏼
Seriously,the Best flamenco tutorial eveeeer, I appreciate you
Thank you srto_ayman, I really appreciate your feedback. Best regards,
Jeebs 👍🏼
Thanks for the great lesson!
You’re welcome - I’m happy you liked it. Thanks for commenting 👍🏼👍🏼👊🏻
Thank you for sharing your musical knowledge with us! I saw you have another uke tutorial. Would love to see more!
Justin Heininger - thanks for the kind words Justin. I appreciate the feedback and I will try to find the time to add a couple more ukulele tutorials in the next week or so.
Cheers,
Jeebs
I look forward to it. Thanks!
i learned a lot just watching you about flamenco ukulele. its a very particular type of music playing and its good to know theres people with tutorials about it. VERY COOL Jeebs McSnooty!
Python Ridge - thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it 👍🏼
This is fabulous!! My B flat is a bit rusty but I totally understand everything you have done!! Thank you!
Thank you 🙏- I really appreciate your feedback. Please check out some of my other tutorials too 👍🏼
wow it really sounds more complicated than it is and I looove that!!
Sophia Marina - thanks for the nice feedback 👍🏼
Thank you very much for this Sir, I uke every day to meditate and this has become one of favourite pieces to play any time I pick it up. Fun to play, fun to practice, wonderful way to show to range of the instrument to anyone who might underestimate what the uke is capable of. Thanks again! 🙌
Thank you for your kind words. I’m so happy to hear that 🙏🏻🙏🏻. I agree, playing the ukulele is very calming 👌🏻
Excellent tutorial!
@@ursulawooden5264 - Thank you Ursula 👍🏼👍🏼
ahh this is great!! i was looking for a flamenco tutorial and found this. this sounds amazing and is relatively simple to play. thank you so much! would love to see more ukulele tutorials from you :)
Thanks Ananya, I appreciate your feedback 👍🏼
Hey Jeebs, this is how I tripped over you. Loved this - beautifully explained and delivered. Cheers from Australia!
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the feedback mate. Really appreciated. Cheers from a limey in California 👍🏼
Omg I think I finally got this!!
Thanks again
Awesome tutorial, probably the best breakdown of the steps in a song.
Thank you Dhanush Gowda, I really appreciate your feedback.
Jeebs 👍🏼🙏🏻
I really enjoyed this and like it very much. Will give me something to practice on
Thank you 🙏🏻
Jeebs, I was lucky to find your video -- I've been considering that model of Kala Resonator for my collection, but I have yet to hear one -- until now. Beautiful sounding instrument in the hands of a master. I'm impressed with both of you -- thanks!!
Thanks Richard, I truly appreciate your comments. I got the resonator 9 years ago as a retirement gift from our kids. It’s been a great little instrument but lately it’s developed an annoying rattle that I can’t trace. I don
I would advise buying one from a store where you can try it first and not mail order. Thanks again Richard 👍🏼👍🏼
this tutorial is very helpful. im not a good player but i can play this song and its pretty enjoyful. its more than strumming some chords and not difficult as advanced fingerstyles.
thank you sir. i really appreciate it. and you are so nice.
can you make more tutorials like this? it can be some jazz or country maybe.
Uğur Seyhan - thank you for your kind feedback Seyhan. I am planning to make some more tutorials in June when I get some time. 👍🏼
Sir, it's an excellent tutorial, I simply love it. I'm having difficulty in playing only one part where you strummed with your fingers one by one. It really sounds amazing, I'm practising it but that particular part is a little difficult.
Hi Twinkle r, thanks for the kind comments. The hand opening strum is something that you will be able to practice anywhere, even without your ukulele. Just close your strumming hand into a fist and practice opening your hand just one finger at a time starting with your pinkie through to your index finger. Keep at it until you can do it really fast and then you should be able to make it work. Hope this helps.
Jeebs
This is a great tutorial, however I found a few parts hard to follow, had to pause and play several times- would had been easier to follow if tabs were provided
Either way, thanks for the great tutorial!
Dave Almeida - Thanks for the feedback Dave, I appreciate your comments. Unfortunately I have never written any tab before so I’m not sure if I would be doing anyone a favor if I tried to write something that would probably be full of mistakes 😱. Thanks for the kind words.
Cheers,
Jeebs
Tab? Better to learn by ear and eye dude!!!
Can you please help with identifying the chords he plays ? I getthe A major, B flat and one more its a C or a C Flat ?
@@edekara it's a C.
Hello, I just wanted to say that THIS is the most excellent tutorial of all tutorials I have ever seen!
Thank you so much, it’s fantastic!!!
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback.
Cheers,
Jeebs 👍🏼
Hello, and thanks for the tutorial. it is very well explained. Thank you for that, I will now learn it every day so that I can do it perfectly someday.
Greetz from Germany
You are welcome!
So cool. That was fun.
Thanks 🙏🏻, so happy you enjoyed it 👍🏼. I have more you might like @jeebsmcsnooty8934 🤞🏼
Such a helpful tutorial! Please post some more videos this is the best
Thank you Basak, I appreciate your feedback. I have a Highland Reel tutorial that you may like on my page.
1001 MERCI pour cette formidable lecon extraordinairement bien eclairer. parfaite methode
je suis bien content de vous avoir trouve. bonne chance
Merci beaucoup CR 👍🏼
Wow! Thank you, Jeebs. Had a real fun time with this and great job!!! Keep em comin' :)
Djavier Javier - thanks 👍🏼. I appreciate the feedback, glad you enjoyed it.
Jeebs
Thanks Jeebs, I was beginning to lose my way with the ukulele!! Strumming the same five chords over and over to various pop tunes.
This is really what I want to be learning. :-)
Do you do Skype lessons?
Steve Peters - Hi Steve, thanks for the kind words and I’m happy that you got something from the video - it was fun to make. I’ve never Skyped but maybe something to consider in the future.
Cheers
Jeebs
Steve Peters - try the Highland Reel on my page, you might like it as a change to the norm 👍🏼
0:00 Intro
1:03 Play thru
1:51 Intro chords
2:43 second part intro
3:25 run down
4:06 next portion
5:15 Play with a chord
6:05 strumming
6:26 final
Excellent! Great tutorial. Lot of fun too!
Bill Hart - thanks Bill, I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼. Please subscribe to my channel as I’m thinking about making some more soon. Cheers,
Jeebs
Thanks for this. I have a question regarding the fingeroll. Do each of the fingers in the roll need to touch each of the strings? For instance does the idex finger strum GCEA and the same for the rest of the fingers. Or do the fingers strum different strings for example index GCEA , Middle CEA, Ring EA and little/pinky finger A. Does the roll need to be timed so that the sound comming off is indivudal to each finger rolling? Or can fingers clash? As I am rolling sometimes the reverberation from the index on the C string, affects when the middle finger starts to roll.What is the sound that is correct practice?
Thanks for the feedback and that’s an interesting question. To be honest there really isn’t a right or wrong way to do this so I wouldn’t try to overthink it. If the finger roll is a challenge right now just put it to one side and come back to it later. You can even replace it entirely with a straightforward downward strum across each string from the G all the way across to the A. For me, I like to lead with my pinky first, then ring, middle and index last.
Hope this helps 👍🏼
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934Okay thanks, probably going to play it by ear and see which sound i prefer.pretty ok with the actual technique just wanted to make sure i was doing the right technique and not just some off beat personal technique.
Hi Jeebs, This tutorial is awesome. Thanks for sharing it. Helped me a lot. A request....Can you please make one more tutorial about chord choice for latin music. ?
sanimator1 - thanks for the kind words. I will give your suggestion some thought and see if I can come up with something that might work for you.
Cheers
Jeebs
Thanks Jeebs. please keep on making more tutorials. They are really helpful for us.
Super fun ! I love it! Thx a lot !
Bon Yeung - thanks for the feedback Bon, I’m glad you liked it.
Cheers
Jeebs
This was really fun to learn!!! Thank you for teaching it!!
Sarah Adam - you are welcome Sarah, thank you for the feedback.
Jeebs
Amazing melody!!! I loved trying to learn this tune. Such a clear and easy explanation, thank you
Jana - you are welcome. Thanks for the kind feedback.👍🏼
Jeebs
wow this was amazing 🤩 i had so much fun learning this from you!
Glad you liked it!!
Jeebs.
This was so helpful! The piece sounds so eloquent and complicated but it's actually quite simple with a bit of practice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! Greetings from Tucson, AZ!
Arizona - you are welcome. Best regards from Jeebs in Murrieta California 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Best instruction on TH-cam! Thank you very much for this.
80's kid 4ever - thank you for your kind comments. I really appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
LOVE LOVE THIS!! Thank YOU!
Thanks Becky, I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
Jeebs.
Heck yeaaa!!! Got almost everything down, the strumming part is a little tricky but the rest was easy to follow. Thanks
GreddyReaddy - thanks for the feedback 👍🏼. Much appreciated.
Jeebs
Excellent tutorial, very well presented Thanks very much
elgar44 - you are.very welcome. Thanks for the feedback 👍🏼
I knew this sounded familiar at first, I learned this on guitar as well around a month or two ago lol.
Instant Musician - Very true, this was a guitar piece I learned back in the 70’s and I transposed it to work on the ukulele a couple of years ago. Hope you liked it 👍🏼
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934 how old are you😍👌♾
@@nishitjain6375 - I’ll be 70 in April, keep strumming it keeps you young at heart
Thanks so much. I have been looking for how to play malagueña for long time. But this tutorial is the best. Yet I'll add my touches hhhhhhh. Thanks Jeebs. I hope you live a happy life.
Emad Magadimi - you are welcome . Thanks for the kind comments. 👍🏼
I'm having fun trying to learn this piece. Thanks for taking the time to make the video Jeebs
You are welcome Nick, I really appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
Hello Jeebs, Looked up your site after you and Mike left. may have to buy a Ukulele to add to the collection. Bill K.
Thanks Bill - I really enjoyed meeting you today. You are a very interesting guy 👍🏼
Wow! This is great. Thanks for the tutorial.
Pat Manzo - you are welcome Pat, thanks for the kind feedback. Cheers, Jeebs 👍🏼
Thanks for taking the time to show us how just great
David Bliss - Thanks David you are welcome. I really appreciate the feedback. I’m thinking of doing more if you would like to subscribe to my channel. Cheers. Jeebs
Sir, thanks to your video, you just made me buy an ukulele. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback Robert - I know you will enjoy your purchase, the ukulele is a lovely little instrument. You should also try a Seagull Merlin - it’s a fun little instrument too.
Cheers,
Jeebs 👍🏼
Such a beautiful.. Super good tutorial sir... Loved the way you taught will all the simplicity... 😍😍😍
Want to learn more from you
Jagriti Patel - thank you so much Jagriti. I truly appreciate your feedback. Best regards, Jeebs 👍🏼
What a charming old dude I have not put my pants on yet or gotten off of my bed this morning and I'm playing Flamingo ukulele.! I would love to buy this guy a beer. So cool I would never have looked up how to play Flamingo ukulele. But it is very cool thank you Jeeves
Aries Waters - Cheers👍🏼. A good pint of Boddingtons sounds awesome🍺. Thanks for the kind words.
Lovely tutorial, thanks
You’re welcome Liberator - thank you for the kind feedback.
Jeebs 👍🏼
I’ve used your tutorial as a baseline, moved the chords around then back beautiful. Thank again
I could only do the first part after 40 min.... great tutorial though
The Nerf Mongoose - that’s great 👍🏼. It’s a tricky piece so keep up the practice and you will soon master it. It took me long time to learn it too.
Best regards
Jeebs
great lesson!
Thanks DStarr, I appreciate your comment. I have a few more tutorials on my channel @jeebsmcsnooty8934. I hope you can find more that you like 👍🏼👍🏼
That's beautiful and easy! I never thought I could play anything similar, many thanks!
irene quesada - thank you for your kind comments. I’m happy you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Jeebs
Like your tutorials, you break them down real nice. Do you have a blues tutorial for the uke?
Thanks for the feedback Tjayy👍🏼. I don’t have a blues tutorial (yet) for the blues, but that’s a good idea.
Cheers,
Jeebs
Ole! Great tutorial
Thanks Robin - I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
Wauw, this is fun! Thank you Jeebs!
You are welcome MarJa - I’m happy you liked it. Cheers, Jeebs 👍🏼
I subscribed☺👌,such a great tutorial and good person 💗🎸
Thanks for the kind feedback 👍🏼
I freakin’ love this! Thank you for an excellent tutorial.
Anita Louise - thanks for the feedback Anita, I’m glad you liked it 👍🏼
Jeebs
I love it
Thanks Remo - Im happy you liked it.
Jeebs
Really great tutorial Jeebs. I have only half a index finger how would using a pick sound?
Vaughan Thomas - thanks for the feedback. Not sure if a pick would work out the same. I would suggest trying to use your thumb and second finger, it should work out with a bit of practice 🤞🏼
Merci beaucoup. Great video.
Thanks Lawrence I’m happy that you liked it 👍🏼👍🏼
Love this tutorial . Thank you sir .
Thank you Ahk, I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼. Best regards, Jeebs.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Very helpful, I really appreciate it!♥️
cece Montalvo - you are very welcome. Thanks for the feedback 👍🏼
Thank you, sir! But that B flat… do you have any recommendations for how to get that note’s sound right?
Not really 😜, it’s a beast 😂😂😂
Thanks for a fantastic video . Can you tell me what kind of ukulele you have
U Tube - thanks for kind feedback. My uke is a Kala resonator. My son bought it for me when I retired a few years ago. It’s a tad bigger than my soprano uke (which I gave to our granddaughter). Glad you liked the video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Excellently broken down, and an excellent little riff to have under my belt. Thank you!
Daniel Ervin - you’re welcome Daniel. I’m glad you liked it and I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
that was fun learning! I challenged myself to put the forefinger and middlefinger alternating in the piece instead of the thumb. Thats what flamenco pros do..also for the 4,3,2 string playing I tried to add the middlefinger to the forefinger..is this 3/4 rythmn?
MisteR Frimm - thanks for the kind comments, I appreciate the feedback. I’m glad you had fun with this as that was my intent. I have no musical training and generally play by ear, so unfortunately I have no clue if this is 3/4 rhythm or not 😂😂😂
No way I’ll ever be able to play this… 😢 sure sounds good though!
@@cyborgelvis1568 - yes you will! Take it steady, learn bite sized pieces and then put it all together 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi, Jeebs! Thank you for sharing this tutorial, it's been so much fun to learn and you're a great teacher! I just wanted to ask: What are the chords you're playing after the A, when you're strumming at 1:32-1:34? I'm trying to figure it out but I can't tell. (It looks like... maybe a C to a higher C before going back to Bb? Right before the last round of strums from A-Bb-C again.)
Hi Lea,
Thanks for the feedback 👌🏻. The chords in question after the A chord are Bb and C. They look a bit funny because I’m used to playing this on acoustic guitar and at the 1:32 mark I inadvertently lapsed into to playing a guitar F bar chord followed by a G bar chord (my bad 😜), but the ukulele chords are Bb and C. Sorry for the confusion.
Cheers,
Jeebs
Haha, thank you for clarifying! That’s so funny but super helpful to know 🙂 As a follow up, even if the chords are different here (F and G), should we be playing the Bb and C at higher frets, too? (Like from the first and third to… maybe the fourth?)
@@leaha.378 - You certainly can 👍🏼Whatever sounds good to you, make it yours 👌🏻
Thank you so much for this video 🙏🙏🙏
You are very welcome Francesco - I’m happy that you liked it 👍🏼
Jeebs.
Thank You so much! It's the best tutorial
Zuzanna Latocha - you are welcome. Thank you for your kind comments.
This is awesome
Thanks for the feedback Tiffany. Much appreciated 👍🏼👍🏼
Jeebs
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934 oh I’ve been watching this on repeat trying to learn! Thank you for your lesson! Much appreciated
Hey! Herbs, I love this video! But I still can’t catch the part after 5:38… can you show more details of that?
Hi Joe,
I think you are probably talking about the strumming pattern at the end. I haven’t made any new videos or updates in a wee while now as my studio isn’t set up right now, but I can try to explain what’s going here. The strumming pattern at the end can be a bit tricky, but the basic pattern is like this: D = down U= up. (DD)-(DUD)-(DUD)-(DUD) - REPEAT. Hope this helps 👍🏼.
Best regards,
Jeebs
Simple song but beautiful
Jolie Reiner - thanks for the kind feedback 👍🏼. Jeebs.
You're a good teacher Jeebs... One thing, I noticed your uke was a little too close to the mic when you were playing. It adds a pingy hardness to the sound. You could sit a foot back. Just an idea! Happy strumming to you too...
Jake Mackenzie - thanks for the feedback Jake, I recorded the video on my phone and wanted to make sure you could see the fingering. I’ll try to see if my phone has a zoom on the camera to see if I can further away to get a warmer sound.
Cheers, Jeebs
Sounds cool...!!! More flamenco lessons would be good, especially with some advanced chords up the neck. Take Care!
This was the best totorial i ever seen
Asil Balikci - Thank you Asil, I truly appreciate the feedback. Best regards, Jeebs 👍🏼
Je vous dis un Énorme Merci!
Merci beaucoup 👍🏼🙏🏻
Muito bom.
@@Solitude1603maru - Obrigado 👍🏼👍🏼
hey Jeebs this is great tutorial!! Thanks much. Thumbs up and sub!
Thank you psy Amok, I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome video!
Pewdiepie Fan - Thank you, I really appreciate that 👍🏼
Pewdiepie Fan - thank you, I really appreciate that 👍🏼
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it. Thanks Jeebs (:
You’re welcome - thanks for the feedback.
Jeebs 👍🏼
Excellent! Thaks !!!!! Good explanation!
belen orador - you are welcome. Thanks for the kind comments and feedback 👍🏼
Jeebs
Thank you very much
You are welcome - thank you for your kind words 👍🏼
Will it work on a low G ?
Yes - it actually works better as this was originally a guitar piece that I translated to ukulele. 👍🏼👍🏼
Jeebs, what is your Ukelele model and brand? Is it a low G?
Hi Sal,
My ukulele is a Kala Resonator (KalaBrand) and it’s a high G. I think it might have sounded better with a low G to be honest.
very nice tutorial!
Thank you José - I’m pleased you enjoyed it.
Jeebs 👍🏼
It’s very cool, thank you so much!
Shashin Ee - Thank you Shashin, I appreciate your feedback 👍🏼. Jeebs.
Sir,we want more tutorial on ukulele flamenco technique..plz
Thanks for the feedback Khan Basit, I moved a short while ago and at the moment I don’t have my studio set up yet. I will try to produce more tutorials a little later this year👍🏼. Best regards, Jeebs.
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934 We are waiting 😇
Really nice peace thank you .
Thanks Noel, I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
how the heck do you do the flare part?! :( I keep watching and keep trying, and it sounds very different
Hi Xia - keep trying. It’s a bit awkward at first. But you can practice it anywhere with or without your ukulele. Just practice opening your fist one finger at a time starting with your pinkie. When you can do it fairly fast then you will have mastered it 👌🏻. Best regards,
Jeebs
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934 Ah, awesome. Thank you!!!
Bloody brilliant mate 🍷
Cheers Walt - I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼🍺
Brilliant❤❤❤
Thanks for the kind feedback 👍🏼
super helpful, many thanks
Cindy Wilson - you’re welcome👍🏼. Thanks for the kind feedback
Really good video, how is this song called?
Thanks Jean, this is an arrangement of a song called malagueña
Awesome Bro x
I love this guy hes so pure
nika kovacic - thanks for the kind comments - I appreciate the feedback.
Cheers,
Jeebs 👍🏼
@@jeebsmcsnooty8934 no problem☺️ p.s. great tutorial
You rock! Learned a ton from you :)
Thank you Amanda - I really appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
Awesome tutorial 🤙
Falguni Dhuri - thank you for the kind feedback 👍🏼
Sounds great when u do it but a little too fast for me and it'd be good if u told us what finger to use...
Thanks for the feedback Sorcha, it does take some time to master this one. For the most part the left hand fingering is whatever works best for you. The right hand is predominantly thumb and index finger. Hope this helps 🤞🏼
I love this, thankyou sir
Pink Egg - thanks for the kind comments, I’m happy you liked it 👍🏼
malaguena on Uke....good job
velosapien - thank you for the kind comments 👍🏼