Hi,
I know this has been answered thousands of times, but I’d like to get some book recommendations for my specific case.
I consider myself a not-so beginner player (maybe “advanced beginner” is too much). I started playing ten months ago and after watching a bunch of beginner lessons on Youtube, I got 'Ukulele for Dummies' and subscribed to James Hill’s 'Ukulele Way', where I’m going through Book 2 right now (for those who don’t know it, Books 1-2 are beginning level, 3-4 intermediate and 5-6 advanced).
Both are great resources, but I have the feeling that they move a bit fast and cover too much range of skill, so I would like to work more at this level to reinforce the basics before entering into intermediate.
I don’t sing, so I want something focused on chord-melody or fingerstyle, instead of just strumming and singing.
Online or video resources are also welcome, but I prefer books because I spend many hours in front of the computer during my work and I like keeping my eyes off the screen in my uke time.
Does anything come to your mind? Thanks in advance.
*Edit: I forgot to mention that I'm looking more for instruction books, but I'm also open to get some song books.
I know this has been answered thousands of times, but I’d like to get some book recommendations for my specific case.
I consider myself a not-so beginner player (maybe “advanced beginner” is too much). I started playing ten months ago and after watching a bunch of beginner lessons on Youtube, I got 'Ukulele for Dummies' and subscribed to James Hill’s 'Ukulele Way', where I’m going through Book 2 right now (for those who don’t know it, Books 1-2 are beginning level, 3-4 intermediate and 5-6 advanced).
Both are great resources, but I have the feeling that they move a bit fast and cover too much range of skill, so I would like to work more at this level to reinforce the basics before entering into intermediate.
I don’t sing, so I want something focused on chord-melody or fingerstyle, instead of just strumming and singing.
Online or video resources are also welcome, but I prefer books because I spend many hours in front of the computer during my work and I like keeping my eyes off the screen in my uke time.
Does anything come to your mind? Thanks in advance.
*Edit: I forgot to mention that I'm looking more for instruction books, but I'm also open to get some song books.
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