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lunes, 11 de enero de 2016
domingo, 3 de mayo de 2015
"How to Strum a ukulele" Ukulele lesson by Sierra Hellemans
Strumming a ukulele may seem like a very simple thing, but a surprising number of people get it wrong. There is a specific right way to do it - to make sure you get the best sound possible out of your ukulele and to sound great. This article will go throw the most important aspects of strumming technique to make sure you know exactly how to strum a ukulele to get the sound you're looking for.
In order to get the perfect strumming hand position, make your right hand (or your left hand if you are left-handed) into a loose fist. Make sure you're not holding it too tight. You want your hand to be comfortable in this shape as you might have to hold it for a long period of time.
Hold your hand in front of you so it is in front of the area just around the center of your chest. Now extend your index (pointer) finger so you are pointing in the direction of your left nipple. You should find that your thumb is resting on top of your index finger (somewhere between the first and second knuckle). This will add a little extra stability to your strumming finger.
Every ukulele has a sweet spot. This is the area where the ukulele sounds fullest and will give you the best tone. If you strum too close to the bridge it will produce a very thin and tinny sound. You can produce a much more pleasing tone by strumming closer to the fretboard. The idea place is around the place where the neck hits the body of the ukulele.
If you play a larger size of ukulele such as the tenor or baritone, the sweet spot will be more over the sound hole.
For the actual strumming itself, you need to ensure two things: that your arm doesn't get tired and that you don't strum more widely than you have to. Both of these can be achieved by ensuring that you strum from the wrist. If you were to strum the ukulele with your whole arm, you would be getting tired before the end of the first song.
Using your wrist also means that you will be able to increase the speed of your strumming as you improve much more efficiently. If you were to strum with your whole arm, it would be much harder to increase strumming speed to match up with the speed of the top players.
It's important to get your ukulele strumming technique right from the beginning. If you pick up bad habits when you start, it will be much harder to change them in the future. Once you have a bad habit ingrained, it's ten times more difficult to get rid of it than it is to set good habits in place from the start. Any time spent practicing your stumming at the beginning stage will pay off many times over for you. It's vital to get it right from the outset or you'll be forever at a disadvantage.
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Hand Position
In order to get the perfect strumming hand position, make your right hand (or your left hand if you are left-handed) into a loose fist. Make sure you're not holding it too tight. You want your hand to be comfortable in this shape as you might have to hold it for a long period of time.
Hold your hand in front of you so it is in front of the area just around the center of your chest. Now extend your index (pointer) finger so you are pointing in the direction of your left nipple. You should find that your thumb is resting on top of your index finger (somewhere between the first and second knuckle). This will add a little extra stability to your strumming finger.
Where to Strum
Every ukulele has a sweet spot. This is the area where the ukulele sounds fullest and will give you the best tone. If you strum too close to the bridge it will produce a very thin and tinny sound. You can produce a much more pleasing tone by strumming closer to the fretboard. The idea place is around the place where the neck hits the body of the ukulele.
If you play a larger size of ukulele such as the tenor or baritone, the sweet spot will be more over the sound hole.
Strumming Technique
For the actual strumming itself, you need to ensure two things: that your arm doesn't get tired and that you don't strum more widely than you have to. Both of these can be achieved by ensuring that you strum from the wrist. If you were to strum the ukulele with your whole arm, you would be getting tired before the end of the first song.
Using your wrist also means that you will be able to increase the speed of your strumming as you improve much more efficiently. If you were to strum with your whole arm, it would be much harder to increase strumming speed to match up with the speed of the top players.
It's important to get your ukulele strumming technique right from the beginning. If you pick up bad habits when you start, it will be much harder to change them in the future. Once you have a bad habit ingrained, it's ten times more difficult to get rid of it than it is to set good habits in place from the start. Any time spent practicing your stumming at the beginning stage will pay off many times over for you. It's vital to get it right from the outset or you'll be forever at a disadvantage.
By: Sierra Hellemans Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com
martes, 18 de noviembre de 2014
Smoke On The Water para ukelele
Smoke On The Water para ukelele
Hace unos días Manuel, un alumno de tan sólo 7 años de edad, nos deleitaba con esta melodía tan conocida entre los guitarristas y rockeros, lo más increíble que la sacó el solito de oído, aquí os dejamos la partitura y su pequeña interpretación de este mítico riff de una de las mejores bandas de rock de la historia, Deep Purple, con alumnos así es una pasada dar clase, larga vida al Rock! y un fuerte aplauso para Manuel, sigue así!
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| Smoke on the water for ukulele |
Es sorprendente la capacidad de estímulo y motivación que puede sacar el ukelele en las clases de música, cada vez nos sorprende más que a edades tan tempranas, sean capaces de componer o sacar melodías ellos solitos. La cercanía del instrumento, por su tamaño, su facilidad de uso, y manejabilidad, hacen del ukelele un estupendo instrumento escolar, que potencia la creatividad y la autonomía del aprendizaje, a los hechos de este vídeo me remito.
Larga vida al Rock!
Más partituras para ukelele:
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Iniciación
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Intermedio
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Avanzado
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martes, noviembre 18, 2014
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viernes, 7 de noviembre de 2014
Blame by Calvin Harris and John Newman for Ukulele
Blame by Calvin Harris and John Newman for Ukulele
Here we present this cool ukulele sheet music of the song "Blame" by Calvin Harris and John Newman, very easy and quite funny.
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| Blame by John Newman for Ukulele |
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viernes, noviembre 07, 2014
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UkeCole Partituras,
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martes, 12 de agosto de 2014
Himno de la Alegría para Ukelele. Nivel Cero-Iniciación
Himno de la Alegría para Ukelele. Nivel Cero-Iniciación
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| Himno de la Alegría para ukelele. Nivel Cero-Iniciación |
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martes, agosto 12, 2014
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martes, 27 de agosto de 2013
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel Iniciación
UkeCole Partituras
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Iniciación
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Intermedio
Partituras para Ukelele. Nivel> Avanzado
Partituras para Ukelele.
Nivel> Iniciación
YODA's Theme STAR WARS - Drawing Sheet Music for UKULELE
Mary had a little lamb para ukelele Nivel cero. Música impresa con TAB y Vídeo.
"El Eco de la Montaña", para ukelele. Nivel cero-iniciación. Música impresa con TAB y acordes: Am,C,F,G
Nivel> Iniciación
YODA's Theme STAR WARS - Drawing Sheet Music for UKULELE
Mary had a little lamb para ukelele Nivel cero. Música impresa con TAB y Vídeo.
"El Eco de la Montaña", para ukelele. Nivel cero-iniciación. Música impresa con TAB y acordes: Am,C,F,G
Himno de la Alegría, para ukelele. Nivel cero-iniciación. Música impresa con TAB y Acordes
"Aloha Oe Stich Solo. Canción de despedida en Hawaii. Nivel Iniciación. Canción con letra y acordes. Vídeo Sí, Acordes: G,C,D7,G7. A, A7, D, E7.
"Au clair de la lune" Popular. Canción Fácil para Ukelele. Nivel Iniciación. Música impresa con TAB y Acordes. Mp3 No. Vídeo No. Acordes: F, C, Dm, G
"Debajo un botón". Popular. Canción Infantil para Ukelele. Nivel Iniciación. Música impresa con TAB y Acordes. Mp3 No. Vídeo No. Acordes: C,F, G.
"Canción India" Partitura muy Fácil para Ukelele. Nivel Cero-Iniciación. Música Impresa con TAB y Acordes. Mp3 Si. Vídeo No. Acordes: AmCFGSmoke On The Water theme, para ukelele. Nivel Iniciación. Música impresa con TAB. Vídeo Sí.
"Nana del León". Canción Infantil. Nivel Cero-Iniciación. Ukelele a partir de 6 años. Canción muy fácil con las cuerdas al aire, sin acordes, con letra. Música Impresa con TAB. Mp3 No. Vídeo No. Acordes: No
"Twinkle Twinkle litle star" "Campanita del lugar" para ukelele. Nivel Cero-Iniciación
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