Perfecting the Swing Strum - Ragtime & Swing Ukulele Strumming

[@brandonbeck823]

i absolutely loved the detail you provided about the history and theory behind these patterns, thank you so much for this video!

[@Banjoleletinman]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@warriorsgreatness6182]

Exceptional teaching, tips and tricks for ukulele strumming pattern styling. Love your very inspirational teaching videos. Learned much from all your generous work and selfless time in helping and sharing your gifts, talents, wisdom. ....... Mucho Gracias

[@PeteyHoudini]

Been playing tons of piano during Covid, but I need to get back to the uke. I'm an advanced uke player and your videos are fantastic like this one! You taught me new stuff. Thanx!

[@Sasha-lk3cm]

So helpful! I’m so excited about learning When Your Smiling ❤. You’re a great teacher! I really appreciate how you break everything down.

[@ifoxwell]

Excellent, so few channels expain the subtleties of the sound, great lesson. Thanks

[@EmrecanAlptekin]

I guess it couldn't have been explained better. Thanks!

[@inguracka]

Too advanced for someone who just picked their first musical instrument to understand the logic behind it, but can easily relate by replicating the sound. Appreciate all this information, maybe one day I will be able to understand this theory :D

[@jolieuke]

You are a really good communicator ! Thanks for all the knowledge you share ...; !

[@suhsienkuan]

I love your explanations. Very well done!

[@pantano207]

Great lesson txs! A little history on Freddie Green: "His first instrument was the ukulele, whose four strings are tuned exactly like the top four strings of a guitar except transposed up a fourth with the lower string up an additional octave. The main point to note is that chord shapes on the ukulele transfer directly over to the top four strings of the guitar. When Freddie Green switched over from banjo to guitar, he must have soon realized that chords on the guitar could be voiced just as they had on his old ukulele but with two new lower strings."

[@carolapaukenhaider2379]

Great and very helpful to me*****

[@jeffweinbergeruke]

Way cool, man!

[@PaolaKiraTheHappySisters]

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[@joemacaskill4368]

these are always fantastic!

[@akosszuper1824]

Nope, when u say swing I go full django 🤫😇 really good video, thinking about trying ukulele

[@Banjoleletinman]

Full Django all the time!! La Pompe works real well on uke :)

[@tsw6358]

Wondering what ukulele you are using?

[@Banjoleletinman]

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[@ulrichhansen2336]

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[@rodneyfountain4927]

Just brilliant.\

[@mzreid6386]

He's maybe a bit too loquacious but it's great info. We all get into habitual boring strumming patterns.

[@lisamccarthy6393]

Really clear and very useful as always! Thank you!!