joypog
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I've been messing around with the Uke for a couple months now (with no sustained experience in stringed instruments except with a short stint with the Banjo a decade ago).
On the one hand I've been quite enjoying just playing children's songs with my daughter, but I've been wanting to do something a little more "formal". So I'm currently working through the Art of Arpeggio's free ebook by Samantha Muir.
After I finish the 20 exercises in that book and if I still want to keep going, the three books on the market that's caught my attention are
Ukulele Aerobics by Chad Johnson
Ukulele Exercises for Dummies by Brett McQueen and Alistair Wood
Learn Finger-Style Ukulele: With music Theory by Tony Mizen
I might also veer off and go into Clawhammer Ukelele with Aaron Keim.
Any thoughts on any of these books?
On the one hand I've been quite enjoying just playing children's songs with my daughter, but I've been wanting to do something a little more "formal". So I'm currently working through the Art of Arpeggio's free ebook by Samantha Muir.
After I finish the 20 exercises in that book and if I still want to keep going, the three books on the market that's caught my attention are
Ukulele Aerobics by Chad Johnson
Ukulele Exercises for Dummies by Brett McQueen and Alistair Wood
Learn Finger-Style Ukulele: With music Theory by Tony Mizen
I might also veer off and go into Clawhammer Ukelele with Aaron Keim.
Any thoughts on any of these books?