Just want to say I highly recommend giving Bob Brozman's "Ukulele Toolbox" set a try. I haven't looked at any tabs since starting his Toolbox lesson, and every time I pick up my uke, I feel as if the sky's the limit; everything I need is in my head, not on a tab. He shows you how you can "own" your instrument, make it do your bidding, and express yourself on it. It's so refreshing and liberating.
I'm proceeding very, very slowly through each chapter, practicing and internalizing each nugget of instruction and advice. It's been months, and I'm just halfway through disc 1, improvising and coming up with variations and connecting dots. I don't want it to end and wish there were more uke lessons like his for purchase.
If I have to sum up what I've gained from this set of lessons in one statement, it's this: It gives me the confidence to say I know how to play the ukulele.
I'm proceeding very, very slowly through each chapter, practicing and internalizing each nugget of instruction and advice. It's been months, and I'm just halfway through disc 1, improvising and coming up with variations and connecting dots. I don't want it to end and wish there were more uke lessons like his for purchase.
If I have to sum up what I've gained from this set of lessons in one statement, it's this: It gives me the confidence to say I know how to play the ukulele.