Category: Hawaiian Music

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#ukulele #tutorial #tips #chords #music #musictheory #chord #uke #ukelele Learn a Hawaiian style vamp ending that you can use with any song in any key based on this I – IV – V(7) – I pattern. Please “Like” and “Subscribe” to the channel. Be sure to hit the bell so you won’t miss any upcoming […]

Mele Fong aka Ukulele Mele tells the story behind the song Swing Low Sweet Chariot. This Negro spiritual visualizes a chariot swinging from heaven to carry their souls over Jordon River to Liberia. One story says the song was born in the heart of Sarah Hannah Sheppard of Tennessee who was sold as a slave […]

Am Hawaiian Tides Backing Track 110 bpm ▼ Link to buy this backing track from Bandcamp https://chusss.bandcamp.com/album/only-backing-tracks-vol-3-22 ▼Scale diagrams and more on http://Patreon.com/chusssmusic Our channel has been up since 2006 🙂 Thanks for all the kind support of music buddies around the world #backingtrack #guitarbackingtrack #ukulele Find our tracks on streaming platforms ► Spotify https://spoti.fi/2QmnuyT […]

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Mele Fong teaches how to play an easy ukulele song for beginners – Sloop John B. Learn how to form ukulele chords of C, F, and G7 with minimal muscle strain and how to play the unique Latin Strum. See images of the ukulele chords on the video as you watch close-up views of Mele’s […]

Join us on a journey through time as we take a look at the history of the ukulele and its evolution from Hawaiian staple to a beloved icon of music around the world. From its origins in the late 19th century to its resurgence in popularity in the 21st century, we explore the milestones, challenges, […]

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Mele Fong aka Ukulele Mele tells the story behind the Bahamian folk song Sloop John B, published in 1916. American writer Carl Sandburg included the first three verses and chorus in his 1927 collection of folk songs, The American Songbag. His version is the one most often recorded. Many other artists recorded their versions in […]