| Hi Pete,
Are you ready to elevate your ukulele playing skills? I have a new video tutorial and an exciting new free resource that I can't wait to share with you!
My new YouTube video is the first in a series about strumming in triple meter (3/4, 6/8 & 12/8 time, etc).
We’ll be playing The Beatles “Norwegian Wood” — strumming in 3/4 time, singing and learning George Harrison's Sitar Melody on the Ukulele.
The video is a livestream scheduled for Tomorrow Sunday Feb 2nd @ 12pm EST. (Part of the First Sunday Livestream series).
You can watch live or anytime as a replay by clicking here.
BTW, Feb 2nd just happens to be “World Ukulele Day” — a day where uke fanatics all over the world celebrate the four stringed wonder by playing…like any other day, eh?
But that's not all! To complement the video, I’ve created a FREE 20+ page songbook for you. This guide is filled with classic songs, melodies tabbed out for ukulele and easy to read strum patterns.
This e-book is yours to enjoy — we’ll explore the other songs in the e-book throughout the year in future ukulele lessons.
In the lesson you’ll learn:
- Strumming patterns in triple meter (3/4, 6/8 & 12/8 time),
- Holistic techniques that can add depth and ease to your music practice (breath, body awareness and more)
- The iconic sitar melody from “Norwegian Wood” as played by George Harrison. It’s not hard to play and chords and graphic will be shown on the screen!
Ready to start your triple meter musical journey? Click the links below to watch the video and download your free songbook.
Watch YouTube Video Here
We’ll go live tomorrow at 12pm EST on Sunday Feb 2 (World Ukulele Day) Join in the LIVE jam party or watch anytime as a replay.
Download Your Free Songbook Here:
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, this livestream video and free e-book will offer resources and valuable insights to enhance your playing technique.
It’s my mission to be a supportive guide on your music path — thanks so much for joining in with my lessons…I truly appreciate you.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates!
Keep strumming and keep smiling,
Stu and Ukulele Zen
P.S. A free way to lend a hand:
Would you please take a moment to click through to YouTube and give the video a thumbs up?
It is a zero cost way to support this channel, helping the You Tube algorithm to share my content with more enthusiastic players like yourself. Many thanks!
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