Time Stamps💙💙💙 I slip into these mistakes. Couldn't think of other mistakes to ask. You're back in knowledge musical, thank you for his video. Super insight video. hearing and seeing what to un-habit here, yes reminder is helpful 🎶🎤🎸🎶🙌🌏🙌🌍🙌🌎🙌
Teacher bernadette, i really like your tutorial vid. Can you please take a look at my vids if how can i improve my strumming? Im a self taught musician. I hope you can give me an advise on my vids.
I love your videos! I first finished the 30 day uke challenge, and know I am taking the 30 day course! I am so happy! Your videos have helped me pass my time in quarantine. These mistake videos help me become a better player! Thank you so much miss b! ❤
Oooh I didn't know flattened fingers make such a difference! Thank you! I bought a ukulele about two weeks ago and I'm on day 4 of your 30 day ukulele challenge! So excited to continue
Hello mam.I have just started your 30 day uke challenge and I already feel like a pro !.You deserve a lot of love and respect for your hard work and you certainly have mine.Love from India🇮🇳
Well... I just want to say thank you for teaching ukulele. Im an absolutely beginner and with your help im doing great in my opinion ;-) Best greetings from bavaria, germany ;-)
Your voice has gotten better! I can tell you’re more confident with singing. Way to go!! Thank you for the music you make and share☺️. I went for an early morning walk in the woods. A little dark and spooky at first but so quiet and peaceful. We all need a little calm during this time.
Thank you for the tips! I have thumb issues with arthritis and joint degeneration. I am able to play better when positioning my thumb as you suggested, even with 2nd fret and in the center back. I am still muting some strings for some chords but it is much better than it was. Play on!
Ms.Bernadette, thanks for the awesome work. You are the reason why I wanted to start learning to play ukulele. I have an issue with placing thumb at the back of the neck. I will be supporting the neck with the tips of my fingers and it’s hard to balance it especially when changing chords.
Bernadette this video is sooooo AWESOME!!!! And the BLUE wall is striking!!!! Thanks for the very useful tips. I am so happy that I joined the Patreon family. I will check out the link for this ukulele. It's kinda a "must have"!!!!!
Hi Lindy!!! Thank you so much for being a part of the Patreon fam!! :D And thank you for the compliment on the blue wall! It was so fun to put together!
I bought my 1st uke 2weeks ago and currently on day 16 of the 30 day ukulele challenge. So glad I came across your channel. I now refer to you as my music teacher 😊. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Love your videos and live sessions! My ukulele skills have improved drastically over the last 3 months. One mistake I've worked on is playing too fast. It really helps to play new songs at a very slow tempo to make sure the chords sound correct. Then speed up the tempo gradually until the song can be played at the right tempo.
Not mentioned in the 5 common mistakes, but I found myself strumming from the elbow, when I practised to do it from the wrist I found I could strum more softly, strum more quickly, strum and chuck more accurately. 💕🐢
When I lay my ukulele down I always try to find something to place the neck on so the key winders don't touch something. It always seems to detune the second & third strings if they touch the table top. Thanks for taking time to record and post your videos.
Great reminders!! Thank you 😊. My biggest mistake has been squeezing too hard on chords that I think are hard to play. When I lighten up and relax I can play them.
I also find I press very hard. I think this maybe lightens in time as you build callouses and tendon strength? Or just confidence and not over focusing and having a death grip 😂🤜🏽
Very helpful - I don't know what I do with my thumb but it must move a lot and rest on its side as I managed to create a very hard lump right on the bone on the inside of the thumb
I started in April with Fender online lessons and they never talked or showed the tips about positioning of the headstock or thumb. I wish I had found this sooner because now I have to unlearn back thumb placement.
Hi Bernadette! I am a new subscriber, I just got my first ukulele last Saturday an have been following your 30 Day challenge and many more of your videos. I played guitar as a teenager, so am picking up chords somewhat easily.... although strumming and singing at the same time is another thing!! I wanted to say thank you for the amazing content. You have not only taught me through your videos, but also encouraged me to keep playing. I am so excited for you with your baby on the way!!!
Thanks for the tips Ms. Bernadette!! You've been a real help on my ukulele journey! I love your fingerstyle ukulele tutorials, and that's what I'm majorly focusing on right now! (Now to be able to sing as I strum....)
I took a break fro. Playing this week because of pain in my wrist. It feels like carpal tunnel. I will have to pay attention to how I am holding my uke.
You are a wonderful teacher. I watch several uke channels but ALWAYS return to your channel to learn. You make playing look so easy. Today's video on thumb placement was very helpful for me and my short, stubby fingers :) I'm a newbie (3 weeks) and look forward to learning from you. Plus, you have such a great personality. Thank you so very much! Be well and stay safe
Great video Bernadette! I like how you explain and demonstrate. I especially found the thumb tip very helpful. I have a question for you or for anyone on here. Whenever I play my ukulele outdoors and it is slightly cool outside, the strings themselves feel less fluid. Despite tuning it, it seems less natural to strum it outdoors in cooler (I'm talking 65 degrees, so not that cool!) weather. Could it also be the humidity? It's just discouraging because it is to nice to play uke outside!
Hi!! I know my question is about a different instrument but I really need help. My son is starting 6th grade band and wants to play the saxophone. Unfortunately right now paying the rental fee from the music shop is too much. I searched online and saw the brand muslady and they sell a saxophone for 200 ish. I am not an expert and I would hate to purchase it if it won't help him. What are your thoughts? Have you heard of the brand?
Hi Mina, I have not heard of that brand, I am sorry. I would much rather have you look on craigslist or ebay for a Yamaha sax or a Selmer sax. I got an off brand alto sax recently and I have not touched it because it never sounds in tune... such a shame
Tut Tut, don't be fooled. Ukeing is an addiction, not a hobby. Got my first Uke on June 22 Monday, 2020, and I have 5 now and I spend hours every day looking for my next one to buy. Today, I just did my first restring of my Kala KA, ZCT-B, and I'm still learning chords. LOL :o)
OH MY GOOD LORD! I've been placing my thumb in the wrong place FOR 2 YEARS!!! I have been putting it where it felt natural for me which was gripping the edge of the fretboard! The song by Linda Rondstadt called "Faithless Love" has a chord change of Eb to Ab, and the "web area" between my thumb and my index finger would scream for mercy when I'd play it. It's been so awkward & painful that when I come to that note, I make the worst wincing face - every single time! I will break this habit! (Fist in the air!) THANK YOU, BERNADETTE! (Also, my "LOOK UP" t-shirt came in and it's SO cute!!!! Hugs!
Hi Terry!!! I’m so glad to hear that you found a solution to your switch from Eb to Ab! Some people do put the thumb where you used to put your thumb before this video with no problem. I have just seen that putting the thumb in the back center gives so much more reach and flexibility. I’m looking forward to hearing more from you!! ❤️❤️❤️
I got self-conscious and straightened my posture as I watched this... and I'm about to trim my nails RIGHT NOW. 😂 Great reminders! Have a good day, mama! 😉🥰
Hi sister, when you put the subtitles with black background,is make darkness. so I can't clearly to see your whole body Especially your fingers also ❤️❤️ .
@Mini Zycie If I recall, I think I did see a video of Bernadette's a while back where she does show how to hold the ukulele properly without a strap and she mentioned she'd teach this to the kids at the school in Japan. I'm not sure of the name of the video but it probably has something to do with beginner type of info or getting started or something like that. Sorry I don't recall for sure, but I'm 99.99999% positive I did see a video like this from her.
@@BernadetteTeachesMusic waaaa I got a reply♥️♥️♥️ thank you so much for that tip and for everything you do for us Bernadette ☺️ oh and I love your accent saludos desde Coahuila!
I was hoping to see the definitive way to strum the uke. I have recommenced working with the baritone lately. I hook my forefinger and sometimes back it up with my thumb whereas I see others loosely hooking the forefinger without the thumb backer. Also, I tend to hold the remaining fingers in a loose semi curled arrangement but I see others having the remaining fingers completely flat and outstretched. Does it make a difference?
Thanks Bernadette. I have been playing for about 3 months and all that time I didn't realise my thumb was wrapped around the neck and moved all over the place. Every day is a school day.
I recently changed my strings. They used to be A D F# B (they weren't able to hold the tuning and sounded a bit mjeh) and I changed to good quality strings in G C E A. I think they are set now but some chords sounds pretty awfull. For example. C sounds ok and F as well but a G chord sounds really off. Could it just be me not beeing used to the strings tuning or something else?
Hi! Maybe it's just me but have troubles holding up the uke without a string. I often find it hard not to drop the neck especially with some chord changes, any suggestion?
Hi Bernadette! Thank you for this video (and all the tutorial videos you made, they're super useful!). I struggle with chord change a lot if I don't wear a strip, but I also feel I need to learn it otherwise it may hinder my future ukulele skills progression. What do you think of it? Is it okay if I wear the strip all the time during practice?
I am a beginner and when I place my for g major cord it sounds good for 2-3 strums but then the sound changes(weirdly different)can you please tell me why? Love your channel. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.
TIME STAMPS 💙💙💙 (to skip ahead or go back)
0:21 Mistake 1
1:38 Mistake 2
3:32 Mistake 3
5:29 Mistake 4
7:26 Mistake 5
Comment any mistakes I didn't mention down below!
Hola bonita dios te bendiga feliz día guapa saludos desde Marbella me encanta ukulele genial me encanta me encanta tu voz bendiciones
Time Stamps💙💙💙 I slip into these mistakes. Couldn't think of other mistakes to ask. You're back in knowledge musical, thank you for his video. Super insight video. hearing and seeing what to un-habit here, yes reminder is helpful 🎶🎤🎸🎶🙌🌏🙌🌍🙌🌎🙌
@@arc1105 Thank you, A!!! 💙💙💙
Thank you for the help
Teacher bernadette, i really like your tutorial vid. Can you please take a look at my vids if how can i improve my strumming? Im a self taught musician. I hope you can give me an advise on my vids.
Her earrings are ukuleles 😭 I love ❤️ them
Thank you so much! They were a gift from Taimane and they’re sold online simplylehualani Etsy Store 😉
I just realized that the only people who say “imagine a string on top of your head, now pull it and sit up straight” are music teachers 👨🏫 👩🏫
😂😂😂
Tai Chi teachers say it too.
Dancers, public speakers, models, gymnasts, skaters, martial artists, etc.
Basically anyone that's teaching others how to use their bodies.
Every ballet dancer has heard it
Sport teachers too
Yay! I was looking for a good explanation of how to (and how not to) hold the ukulele - especially details on the thumb placement! THANK you!
I love your videos! I first finished the 30 day uke challenge, and know I am taking the 30 day course! I am so happy! Your videos have helped me pass my time in quarantine. These mistake videos help me become a better player! Thank you so much miss b! ❤
I tune before I play every time. First I listen, then tune and listen again so I can hear the difference 🎵
Oh my goshh I LOVEE that blue background with all those ukes! Amazing video as usual! ❤️
VAN!!!! Haiiiii! ☺️
Love your “house for a mouse” space idea for thumb placement. I have a terrible habit of grabbing the uke in a death grip.
Awww, thank you! :) I learned that trick from a piano player!
Death grip! Lol
I love bernadette , she says I hate long intros and I'm down with that 🤘
Thank you for this video! I found that getting a ukulele strap made a HUGE difference and greatly improved my playing.
Oooh I didn't know flattened fingers make such a difference! Thank you!
I bought a ukulele about two weeks ago and I'm on day 4 of your 30 day ukulele challenge! So excited to continue
Woohooo!!! You can do it!!!
Hello mam.I have just started your 30 day uke challenge and I already feel like a pro !.You deserve a lot of love and respect for your hard work and you certainly have mine.Love from India🇮🇳
Well... I just want to say thank you for teaching ukulele. Im an absolutely beginner and with your help im doing great in my opinion ;-) Best greetings from bavaria, germany ;-)
Your voice has gotten better! I can tell you’re more confident with singing. Way to go!! Thank you for the music you make and share☺️. I went for an early morning walk in the woods. A little dark and spooky at first but so quiet and peaceful. We all need a little calm during this time.
Thank you for the tips! I have thumb issues with arthritis and joint degeneration. I am able to play better when positioning my thumb as you suggested, even with 2nd fret and in the center back. I am still muting some strings for some chords but it is much better than it was. Play on!
Thank u so much miss B . Ur smile and a very happy good bye always makes my day. ❤️🙂
Ms.Bernadette, thanks for the awesome work. You are the reason why I wanted to start learning to play ukulele. I have an issue with placing thumb at the back of the neck. I will be supporting the neck with the tips of my fingers and it’s hard to balance it especially when changing chords.
The thumb helped me a lot with my Bm chord. Thank u very much.
Wow the thumb tip has helped me play those tricky chords.
Wow thank you so much for sharing errors and HOW to correct them.
That thumb tip I can imagine will really help me!
Bernadette this video is sooooo AWESOME!!!! And the BLUE wall is striking!!!! Thanks for the very useful tips. I am so happy that I joined the Patreon family.
I will check out the link for this ukulele. It's kinda a "must have"!!!!!
Hi Lindy!!! Thank you so much for being a part of the Patreon fam!! :D
And thank you for the compliment on the blue wall! It was so fun to put together!
Pivot & door hinge. Keep the thumb below the middle. You should be able to REACH all the way around.
My favorite tip. Thank you
Thank you too, Gwendolyn ❤️
I bought my 1st uke 2weeks ago and currently on day 16 of the 30 day ukulele challenge. So glad I came across your channel. I now refer to you as my music teacher 😊. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Love your videos and live sessions! My ukulele skills have improved drastically over the last 3 months. One mistake I've worked on is playing too fast. It really helps to play new songs at a very slow tempo to make sure the chords sound correct. Then speed up the tempo gradually until the song can be played at the right tempo.
Thank you! Positioning off Ukulele & fingers/thumb helped this totally beginner out 😁
Not mentioned in the 5 common mistakes, but I found myself strumming from the elbow, when I practised to do it from the wrist I found I could strum more softly, strum more quickly, strum and chuck more accurately. 💕🐢
Thank you💜
Thanks for the door hinge image for my thumb location. Helps lots and simplifies it for my brain:)
Your earrings are amazing 👏
This was so helpful, thank you! Especially the first 2.
Thank you miss B! My ukelele playing has improved so much 💗 love from the Philippines🇵🇭
💙💙💙 Thank you, Julien!!!
Thank you for this video, I realized that i was keeping my uke headstock too close !! relief from my wrist tension
I think I'm going to put a little sticker for my thumb on the back until I get out of the sliding around habit. Thanks Bernadette!
thanks Bernardette, i really love how all of your vids are simply VERY helpful :D
Thanks Bernie...the thumb thing was a question I had.
Thank you, Robert! Glad that was answered :)
The Uke you're using in this video is amazing!
When I lay my ukulele down I always try to find something to place the neck on so the key winders don't touch something. It always seems to detune the second & third strings if they touch the table top. Thanks for taking time to record and post your videos.
As always, thanks you so, very much. Your help and advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you X
Great reminders!! Thank you 😊. My biggest mistake has been squeezing too hard on chords that I think are hard to play. When I lighten up and relax I can play them.
That's interesting!! Thank you for sharing your mistake, Lynda! That's good to know and I think many people do this 💙💙💙
I also find I press very hard. I think this maybe lightens in time as you build callouses and tendon strength? Or just confidence and not over focusing and having a death grip 😂🤜🏽
My Snowshoe Ukuleles (Chicopee, Ma) have pretty flower inlays like yours! I had to look twice.
Thank You for those precious advices !!!!! 🙏🤗❤️👍😉🌹
Very helpful - I don't know what I do with my thumb but it must move a lot and rest on its side as I managed to create a very hard lump right on the bone on the inside of the thumb
Great tips, thanks!
I started in April with Fender online lessons and they never talked or showed the tips about positioning of the headstock or thumb. I wish I had found this sooner because now I have to unlearn back thumb placement.
PIVOT PIVOT!!!
💙💙💙 PIVOT!!! 💙💙💙
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Hi Bernadette! I am a new subscriber, I just got my first ukulele last Saturday an have been following your 30
Day challenge and many more of your videos. I played guitar as a teenager, so am picking up chords somewhat easily.... although strumming and singing at the same time is another thing!! I wanted to say thank you for the amazing content. You have not only taught me through your videos, but also encouraged me to keep playing. I am so excited for you with your baby on the way!!!
game changer. BLESS! THANK U!!!
Thanks for the tips Ms. Bernadette!! You've been a real help on my ukulele journey! I love your fingerstyle ukulele tutorials, and that's what I'm majorly focusing on right now!
(Now to be able to sing as I strum....)
Hi Sanya! Thank you so much :)
Keep working! Time will help!
Omg I didn't even realise I was holding the fret hours to close to my should! It hurts so look bad them for this video!
Great. Comments on mistakes, always have trouble with playing D.
Totally helpful! Thank you.
Thank you! This was helpful!
Very helpful, thank you!
this is so helpful omg thank you!!! 🥺❤
Great tips.. Thank you
💙💙💙 Thank youuuu!!!
I took a break fro. Playing this week because of pain in my wrist. It feels like carpal tunnel. I will have to pay attention to how I am holding my uke.
You are a wonderful teacher. I watch several uke channels but ALWAYS return to your channel to learn. You make playing look so easy. Today's video on thumb placement was very helpful for me and my short, stubby fingers :) I'm a newbie (3 weeks) and look forward to learning from you. Plus, you have such a great personality. Thank you so very much! Be well and stay safe
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9:43 Bernadette saying "AHH!" when part of the G7 chord is muted is me every time im playing and play the wrong chord or mute a string
Hi mrs. Bernadette, could you give some advice on hand and thumb positioning for bar cords please? Like Ab, Eb, Bb? Thanks 😁
Great video Bernadette! I like how you explain and demonstrate. I especially found the thumb tip very helpful. I have a question for you or for anyone on here. Whenever I play my ukulele outdoors and it is slightly cool outside, the strings themselves feel less fluid. Despite tuning it, it seems less natural to strum it outdoors in cooler (I'm talking 65 degrees, so not that cool!) weather. Could it also be the humidity? It's just discouraging because it is to nice to play uke outside!
The posture advice helps a lot! I didn't notice it before cuz i didn't know it's something important but it actually was!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial vedio.
Hi!! I know my question is about a different instrument but I really need help. My son is starting 6th grade band and wants to play the saxophone. Unfortunately right now paying the rental fee from the music shop is too much. I searched online and saw the brand muslady and they sell a saxophone for 200 ish. I am not an expert and I would hate to purchase it if it won't help him. What are your thoughts? Have you heard of the brand?
Hi Mina, I have not heard of that brand, I am sorry. I would much rather have you look on craigslist or ebay for a Yamaha sax or a Selmer sax. I got an off brand alto sax recently and I have not touched it because it never sounds in tune... such a shame
Only problem with long nails on the picking hand is scraping my eyeball when taking my contacts out :P
My ocd will not allow my nails to be different lengths 😭😂 short nails it isss! 🙌🏽😬
Thank you so much!!!! First time that i played my bm chords without doing difficult joga-positions! =)
Ah yes...I definitely had a tendency to have my thumb too high, the uke too close, and my posture needs work. Thanks!
Thank you too!! :)
thumb mistake -- It really helped with my accuracy and speed. When my hand settles in, I can see it make a lot of positive progress in my playing.
Tut Tut, don't be fooled. Ukeing is an addiction, not a hobby. Got my first Uke on June 22 Monday, 2020, and I have 5 now and I spend hours every day looking for my next one to buy. Today, I just did my first restring of my Kala KA, ZCT-B, and I'm still learning chords. LOL :o)
OH MY GOOD LORD! I've been placing my thumb in the wrong place FOR 2 YEARS!!! I have been putting it where it felt natural for me which was gripping the edge of the fretboard! The song by Linda Rondstadt called "Faithless Love" has a chord change of Eb to Ab, and the "web area" between my thumb and my index finger would scream for mercy when I'd play it. It's been so awkward & painful that when I come to that note, I make the worst wincing face - every single time! I will break this habit! (Fist in the air!) THANK YOU, BERNADETTE! (Also, my "LOOK UP" t-shirt came in and it's SO cute!!!! Hugs!
Hi Terry!!! I’m so glad to hear that you found a solution to your switch from Eb to Ab! Some people do put the thumb where you used to put your thumb before this video with no problem. I have just seen that putting the thumb in the back center gives so much more reach and flexibility. I’m looking forward to hearing more from you!! ❤️❤️❤️
The thumb tip is so helpful, going to practise that one!
I thought my nails were short enough but apparently they need to be shorter!
But thank you for these tips!
I got self-conscious and straightened my posture as I watched this... and I'm about to trim my nails RIGHT NOW. 😂 Great reminders! Have a good day, mama! 😉🥰
💙💙💙 Leah!!!! It feels so good to be called mamaaaa! 💙💙💙
That should be her new branding! Lol
Hi sister, when you put the subtitles with black background,is make darkness. so I can't clearly to see your whole body Especially your fingers also ❤️❤️ .
I fought so much with how to hold the ukulele until I got a strap, that was a game-changer for me.
I know, sometimes I feel like I should be able to without the strap, but I just can't
@Mini Zycie it is a good thing to practice too (holding the ukulele without a strap)
@Mini Zycie If I recall, I think I did see a video of Bernadette's a while back where she does show how to hold the ukulele properly without a strap and she mentioned she'd teach this to the kids at the school in Japan. I'm not sure of the name of the video but it probably has something to do with beginner type of info or getting started or something like that. Sorry I don't recall for sure, but I'm 99.99999% positive I did see a video like this from her.
Bernadette Teaches Music why is it important to learn to play without a strap? Great video btw ❤️❤️❤️
Is it even possible to play without when you're busty? Because my boobs are really stopping me from grasping the ukulele without a strap :(
I am so proud I am the 91st member of Ukelandia♥️♥️♥️
I’ve gotten so much value from this channel in two weeks
I can’t wait to put my thumb on my new invisible dot 😁
Thank you, Tiff!!! You know... with some beginners I do add a little sticker in the thumb spot so it could be a visible dot ;)
is that Enya Mad blue in your back?!😍😍😍 i want one😭😭😭
That’s the 25D! I used to have the blue MAD but I gave it away :)
Great video! Q: If you don't use a strap, how do you hold the uke with the thumb on the back way of playing?
The ukulele will rest on your index finger in between switches :D
@@BernadetteTeachesMusic waaaa I got a reply♥️♥️♥️ thank you so much for that tip and for everything you do for us Bernadette ☺️ oh and I love your accent saludos desde Coahuila!
I was hoping to see the definitive way to strum the uke. I have recommenced working with the baritone lately. I hook my forefinger and sometimes back it up with my thumb whereas I see others loosely hooking the forefinger without the thumb backer. Also, I tend to hold the remaining fingers in a loose semi curled arrangement but I see others having the remaining fingers completely flat and outstretched. Does it make a difference?
Thanks Bernadette. I have been playing for about 3 months and all that time I didn't realise my thumb was wrapped around the neck and moved all over the place. Every day is a school day.
I recently changed my strings. They used to be A D F# B (they weren't able to hold the tuning and sounded a bit mjeh) and I changed to good quality strings in G C E A. I think they are set now but some chords sounds pretty awfull. For example. C sounds ok and F as well but a G chord sounds really off. Could it just be me not beeing used to the strings tuning or something else?
Thank you! going to try the Thumb trick! Wish me luck!
Hi! Maybe it's just me but have troubles holding up the uke without a string. I often find it hard not to drop the neck especially with some chord changes, any suggestion?
You're a great Ukulele player and teacher... distractingly beautiful as well❤️☀️
First time seeing you and your video. I like it and will continue to watch. What type of Ukelele do you have? The sound is beautiful..
Hi Bernadette! Thank you for this video (and all the tutorial videos you made, they're super useful!). I struggle with chord change a lot if I don't wear a strip, but I also feel I need to learn it otherwise it may hinder my future ukulele skills progression. What do you think of it? Is it okay if I wear the strip all the time during practice?
I am a beginner and when I place my for g major cord it sounds good for 2-3 strums but then the sound changes(weirdly different)can you please tell me why?
Love your channel. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.
It might just be that you need to build some strength in your hand ❤️
My ukulele sounds really weird and like I don’t know why when I press down on a string to like does not play anything and it’s bringing me down
nice work!!
Greetings from Greece!
This ukulele looks so beautiful 😳😲
Thank you so much for this video. I knew I was holding my Uke wrong, but I didn't know how to fix it!
Hi Terri! Thank you so much! I am glad I could help :)
Excellent video. Really helped in terms of position of instrument an d Left thumb.
Perhaps strumming with big arm movement rather than turning the wrist.
Such a helpful video - thank you so much! Where is this beautiful ukulele strap from?
Gracias amiga me encanta feliz día guapa saludos desde Marbella España temazo ukulele beautiful genial super bonito vidios feliz
Muchas gracias, Joseantonio 💙💙
Ms B
You are the best music teacher!
You are so kind, so encouraging!
You are an inspiration!!
Lots of love
Thank you, Rohini!
I noticed that In the 5th mistake you were putting your thumb on the bac, is your thumb always supposed to be near the back like that?
Great video B! Also, welcome back to the editing side of TH-cam! :)
Thank you so much!!! It feels good to be back 😎
So there are people who have the sound hole facing towards them?!! Hehe..that's a bit funny to even imagine. Like how is that even possible.
They are just trying to see their fretboard hand, so they don't notice the ukulele is facing them ;/
Oh, you help me a lot to solve my thumb issue.. Thank you so much
Thank you for this. I don’t even have a ukulele but I’m watching this, hoping to get one someday 😁❤️