Groovy
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Hello Ukers I know the subject heading has been addressed many times but I have opted to use a new header because as time goes by, posts tend to become buried... or "lost in the sauce" as they say....
I was in New York last week-end at the NY Uke Fest and attended a workshop by Ali Lexa on improvising. I can tell you, in all my years of attending w/shops having to do with accordion, flute, harmonica, etc., I have NEVER attended a workshop that was as rewarding as this one.
Ali has a website that has the info and for those who want clear details on the subject topic, visit http://www.ukespot.com/ Be sure to look at all the links and most of all click on download and follow Introduction To Melodic Improvisation For Ukulele. You will even find backing tracks to play with!
Hope this helps everybody who's looking for this information.
I was in New York last week-end at the NY Uke Fest and attended a workshop by Ali Lexa on improvising. I can tell you, in all my years of attending w/shops having to do with accordion, flute, harmonica, etc., I have NEVER attended a workshop that was as rewarding as this one.
Ali has a website that has the info and for those who want clear details on the subject topic, visit http://www.ukespot.com/ Be sure to look at all the links and most of all click on download and follow Introduction To Melodic Improvisation For Ukulele. You will even find backing tracks to play with!
Hope this helps everybody who's looking for this information.