Ukulele Lesson 4 - More Easy Songs for Ukulele - FREE 10 Day Starter Course

Welcome to day 4 where we'll be using the same chords was already know to play loads more songs!

The songs in this lesson are all in the key of A minor (sometimes written Am for short).

SONGS FOR DAY 4

[alphonsusmurrihy]

As you suggested I gave myself a pat on back. I did try to play the guitar before so I found that to be some help. Nevertheless I'm a slow student, considering I'n gone 75 yrs of age. Thanks to you I'm really enjoying the experience. I also like your approach. I'll write again and let you know how I'm getting on. Thanks from Ireland and keep up the good work.

[someweirddude]

I'm just 11 yrs old and to be honest I like how he simplifies it for even young and old people to understand. Thanks a lot Andy :D

[hollycockerham]

I've had my ukulele for an hour... dude I am picking this up quicker than I've picked up any instrument. You're a legend!

[dremy]

My advice to everyone struggling with the G chord is to keep practicing. Twice a day is recommended or 10 minutes sessions through out the day. Practice different combinations and it'll get easier.
I'm amazed at how suddenly my G chord transition is getting better and better. Keep practicing guys.

[andrescurrea]

It's pretty sad so many people drop this. This has been such an amazing course... :3

[Banrieee]

To all who's having problem with G-chord, let me tell you I can finally play it fluently even without looking 😭it took me 3 months for it💀 just don't give up✨

[kirstystuart-clarke]

Im struggling a bit with getting my G fast enough but i guess that's just to say, I am absolutely loving this course! Its excellent!

[tamere]

Me who is rewatching after finishing this 5 times already."pat on the back" me: points a bazooka at my back

[jacobgrantphotography]

I am the most musically inept person on the planet, but I'm actually learning to play ukulele with these videos. Thank you!

[that.alaskan.realtor]

36yo and enjoying this! Super super appreciative. This course has reduced the learning curve significantly

[Kame_Sennin_]

00:00 Intro
01:40 Repetition (C – G – Am – F)
01:55 Music Theory (Cadence)
04:05 Examples
06:00 Songs in a minor key
07:40 Examples
08:55 New Songs (Am – F – C – G) with 2 strums down
Songs:
1. One of us – Osborne
2. If I were a boy – Beyonce
3. Safe tonight – Eagle-Eye Cherry

[rosepickering]

I love this course. I am 63, never too old to learn something new.

[VickiEdwardsBrown]

I'm here - day 4 (I've gone over days 1-3 several times) and I'm a 46 year old housewife and I LOVE your lessons, you're making learning really easy (well not easy, but as easy as possible)... my goal is to learn something so I can play a few songs to my family on Christmas day!!!

[demetzy]

Using time in quarantine to learn the ukulele. Taken me watching every lesson over and over again but some is sticking and I am enjoying it!

[sibylyao]

Watching day 4 lesson while struggling G chord

[hex_was_herep]

I can now play the cord without looking at them 😁😁😁

[chilicheesevlog]

I came for the uke lesson but I stayed for the emphatic passion about save tonight 👏🏻👏🏻

[mikedrew]

Your point about mastering these four is exactly right. It's the thing I have been explaining to my daughter as she works on the violin. There is advancement and there is improvement and they are two very different things. Advancing is learning new chords, improving is practicing the ones you know until you can play them well. If you only advance you'll never be a good player.

[pambresnahan]

During this covid-19 pandemic, I have set myself a 21 day challenge to play the ukulele every day in an attempt to make playing music a habit. Your lessons are perfect. You are a very good teacher! Teaching the four chords is brilliant. The songs you choose to teach and to sing are lovely. I'm enjoying playing along with you and am getting better every day with only playing 10-15 minutes each day. As I suspected, playing music is making my life better. Thank

[veannelockwood]

I bought a nondescript Ukulele from a charity store not thinking I'd really take the time to learn...well that wasn't the case. I YouTube (as you do) and decided to try Andy's course. I can now proudly say I am now (still in the early stages) a Ukulele player. Thanks Andy for making your lessons fun and easy to follow.