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I play mostly high-G now, but my kids' ukes are set up Low. To supplement their curriculum (Ukulele in the Classroom), I wanted to give them some scale exercises to practice.
Kids seem to like scale exercises because it's fun and satisfying to run up and down a scale at lightning speed.
Scales material for high-G tuning is easy to find. For low-G, the "Exploring the Ukulele" method book (H Ohta Jr and D Ho) has a nicely formatted set of scales for Low-G:
- scale in each major key for low-G fingering
- additional scale exercises for practicing in 3rds and 6ths
- additional scale exercises that don't just run straight up and straight down the scale
Small bonus: several nice arrangements of Hawaiian tunes...
Kids seem to like scale exercises because it's fun and satisfying to run up and down a scale at lightning speed.
Scales material for high-G tuning is easy to find. For low-G, the "Exploring the Ukulele" method book (H Ohta Jr and D Ho) has a nicely formatted set of scales for Low-G:
- scale in each major key for low-G fingering
- additional scale exercises for practicing in 3rds and 6ths
- additional scale exercises that don't just run straight up and straight down the scale
Small bonus: several nice arrangements of Hawaiian tunes...
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