oh wow, this poped up at the perfect time. just started playing again after nearly 10 months of hand injury. perfect perfect perfect!

Absolutely beautiful. I love this song. ❤️🙏

real nice sound

I enjoyed playing and singing this lovely song which was slow so easier to play. I liked pattern 3 the best. A big thank you, Lara.

Very nice. I like how you applied the different patterns to different parts of the song. This is a difficult one to sing to !

Love this song. Nice work.

I guess I will focus on just playing - singing seems to be (too) challenging (for me). However, well done Lara.

Very pretty tune. Actually, I didn’t know it before now. I think I’d like to used both the strumming pattern (for the more intense parts) and one of the picking patterns for the rest. Looking forward to learning it. Thank you! ❤

Thanks Lara! Wonderful lesson indeed.

You demonstrate your versatility in this lesson, and it is impressive. Well done Lara!

I hope you enjoy this lesson! The PDF song sheet is available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/105840197

Love it…❤

Great fingerpicking practice with this lovely song. I only had trouble with buzzing in the fmaj7 chord. A big thank you, Lara.

A super lesson with inspirational lyrics. Thanks so much, Lara.

You are just a fantastic teacher! Thnku... 😊

Very lovely! I just wish I didn't have short fingers, because I have problems getting those cords to be held down smoothly. Piano too... If you have long fingers, be blessed people. Great tutorial. Thnku.

Thank you Lara🎶😇

Beutifuuulll ❤❤❤

How do you switch this to a baritone ukulele ?

Beautiful, Lara!

Much easier to play this song especially the riffs if you played it in the key of G and use a capo if you want to do it in the original key. Also a low G string is better for the riff.

This was fun to play and sing. The fingerpicking was spot on. Made my day. A big thank you, Lara.

Beautiful music. What kind of ukulele are you playing?

Intriguing videography and exceptional playing! ❤

Thank you 👍

Cool, brings back some memories! Thanks

Absolutely beautiful!!

That is very impressive! I really like it. (and it is still on my growing to-do-list ;-) ) Thank you Lara.

Omg I am so happy that I found you! You're the best!!! 🥹🩷

I love the song and I think I like the arrangement, however, your arrangement is very much like classical guitar where melody and harmony are played together and your execution of your arrangement sounds like you are rushing/racing with the harmony while playing a normal tempo on the melody. Bear in mind this is someone who is still struggling along with your easy Sounds of Silence arrangement, so please bear in mind this is just my perception of hearing you play your arrangement. Thanks for sharing the arrangement, can't wait until you m good enough to try.

I hope you enjoy my arrangement of House Of The Rising Sun 😊 PDF tabs and tutorial are available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/96730443

So beautiful. 🩷

I just started to learn the Ukulele. Like 3 days ago . I actually bought two to teach my grandson. I am working on “ The sound of Silence. I play guitar but this is definitely different . I subscribed to your channel. You are an excellent teacher and so calm. Thank you 🎶🙏🩷🎤

I'm so glad I found someone teaching to play one of my favourite songs!!!

Great help👍

Wow, thank you I have to take some time to learn.

Thank you for this

How beautiful .. this song brings back wonderful college memories. Thank you so much for choosing it. You are the best player and teacher....!!!

Wow! Like David said: your work never disappoints. Thanks Lara

It sounds great, a bit advanced for me at the moment, but you can be sure I’ll try it when I become more proficient. I’ve watched a number of your videos and noticed one common thread; you seem to prefer low G tuning. Is there a particular reason you eschew reentrant tuning or is it just a preference? My best guess was you don’t like the limited range standard tuning provides and you can get more low end (bass) in your music, but I haven’t seen any videos using the baritone or bass ukulele so I am unsure that’s the reason. Just curious, but it does seem to be your go to selection. In that light, do you use regular GCEA strings or do you use a thicker string for the low G?

More of your amazing work, which never disappoints. Thanks so much!

Excellent tutorial, and it looks like you're having fun. Thank you Lara.

Have fun learning There's A Kind Of Hush 😊PDF tabs (with lyrics) are available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/104883762

SO Beautiful❤

This is a very helpful tutorial! I'm going to have to give this a try. Thank you!

Beautiful arrangement. Being a patron I'm having a hard time finding how to download. I'll figure it..haha

This is the best tutorial on Travis picking I have seen as it brings it all together,

I only stumbled across your channel yesterday, could I please enquire as to the model of Ukelele you are using in this tutorial.

Great videos, thank you ♥

Your uke has a lovely tone, what type is it please.