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1. Verfasser:	McQueen, Brett (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Chichester Wiley 2013
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	instrumental ukulele ukuleleskoler Ukulelenspiel Einführung
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Beschreibung:	xii, 240 S. Ill., Notenbeisp.
ISBN:	9781118506851 1118506855

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adam_text	Contents at a Glance Introduction ................................................................................/ Part 1: Getting Started With Ukulele Exercises ............................... 7 Chapter 1: Preparing to Practise ................................................................................................................9 Chapter 2: Warming Up for Practice .......................................................................................................15 PartU: becoming a Better Strummer .......................................... 23 Chapter 3: Foundations For Strumming ..................................................................................................25 Chapter 4: Building a Repertoire of Strumming Patterns .....................................................................33 Chapter 5: Taking Strumming Patterns to a Higher Level ....................................................................55 Chapter 6: Refining Advanced Strumming Techniques ........................................................................73 Partili: Becoming a Better Fingerpicker ..................................... 89 Chapter 7: Examining Fingerpicking Technique ....................................................................................91 Chapter 8: Developing Rhythmic Fingerpicking Patterns ....................................................................97 Chapter 9: Improving Your Solo Fingerpicking Skills ..........................................................................117 Chapter 10: Taking a Deeper Look at Single-Note Fingerpicking Techniques .................................135 Part IV: Mastering the Ukulele Fretboard... ...............................151 Chapter 11: Learning the Fretboard with Major Scales ......................................................................153 Chapter 12: Taking On Three Minor Scales ..........................................................................................177 Chapter 13: Commanding the Fretboard with Chords ........................................................................197 Chapter 14: Using Scales to Solo and Improvise ..................................................................................213 Part V: lhe Part of lens ...........................................................229 Chapter 15: Ten Ways to Improve Your Practice Times ....................................................................231 Chapter 16: Ten Tips f or Every Performing Ukulele Player ...............................................................235 Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................................. / About This Book ........................................................................................................................1 Conventions Used in This Book ...............................................................................................2 What You re Not to Read ..........................................................................................................2 Foolish Assumptions .................................................................................................................3 How This Book Is Organised ....................................................................................................3 Part I: Getting Started with Ukulele Exercises ..............................................................3 Part II: Becoming a Better Strummer .............................................................................3 Part HI: Becoming a Better Fingerpicker .......................................................................4 Part IV: Mastering the Ukulele Fretboard .....................................................................4 Part V: The Part of Tens ..................................................................................................4 Accessing the Audio Tracks .....................................................................................................4 Icons Used in This Book ...........................................................................................................5 Where to Go from Here .............................................................................................................5 Part 1: Getting Started vtiith Ukulele Exercises ................................ 7 Chapter 1: Preparing to Practise .........................................................................................9 Equipping Yourself with the Right Practice Tools ................................................................9 Tuning up with a chromatic tuner .................................................................................9 Keeping time with a metronome ..................................................................................10 Tracking your progress with a practice journal ........................................................10 Reviewing Ukulele Notation ...................................................................................................11 Deciphering tablature ...................................................................................................11 Understanding chord diagrams ...................................................................................12 Comprehending neck diagrams ...................................................................................13 Reading rhythm charts .................................................................................................13 Chapter 2: Warming Up for Practice .................................................................................15 Limbering Up Your Body to Play Ukulele .............................................................................15 Loosening up with stretches ........................................................................................15 Relaxing with breathing exercises ...............................................................................16 Strengthening your hands with exercises ..................................................................16 Brushing Up on Perfect Playing Posture ..............................................................................17 Looking at Some Warm-Up Exercises on the Ukulele .........................................................17 Practising single-note exercises ...................................................................................17 Practising chord exercises ...........................................................................................19 Part 11: Becoming a Better Strummer..... ......................................23 Chapter 3: Foundations For Strumming ............................................................................25 Working Out Your Strumming Technique ............................................................................25 Choosing the right strumming technique ...................................................................26 Strumming with your index finger ...............................................................................26 Strumming with your thumb ........................................................................................27 Strumming with four fingers .........................................................................................27 (/ld Ukulele Exercises For Dummies Getting Acquainted With the Golden Rules of Strumming .................................................28 Rule #1: Strumming is consistent ................................................................................28 Rule #2: Strumming is relaxed ......................................................................................29 Rule #3: Strumming is intentional ................................................................................30 Finding the Right Strumming Pattern for Any Song ............................................................30 Building a strumming repertoire .................................................................................30 Listening to the song .....................................................................................................31 Counting the song ..........................................................................................................31 Starting with down strums ...........................................................................................31 Knowing when to change chords .................................................................................32 Singing and Strumming at the Same Time ............................................................................32 Playing the song through without singing ..................................................................32 Humming first, singing later .........................................................................................32 Simplifying isn t a bad thing .........................................................................................32 Chapter 4: Building a Repertoire of Strumming Patterns .............................................33 Discovering How to Use These Exercises to Become a Better Strummer ........................33 Mastering the Universal Strumming Pattern ........................................................................34 Counting along with down strums ...............................................................................34 Keeping the beat with up strums .................................................................................35 Combining down and up strums ..................................................................................35 Application song: Mary Had a Little Lamb ...............................................................36 Tackling Common Time Strumming Patterns ......................................................................37 Developing eighth note strums ....................................................................................37 Building a multi-purpose strumming pattern .............................................................38 Practising chord changes on different beats .............................................................39 Application song: Jingle Bells .....................................................................................40 Making Common Time Strumming Patterns More Interesting ..........................................41 Accenting the beat .........................................................................................................42 Using syncopation in three different ways .................................................................43 Rearranging up strums to create different feels ........................................................45 Application song: Tve Been Working On the Railroad ............................................47 Waltzing Along With 3/4 Time Signature Strumming Patterns ..........................................48 Practising versatile 3/4 strumming patterns ..............................................................48 Application song: Oh My Darling, Clementine .........................................................49 Getting More Advanced With 6/8 Time Signature Strumming Patterns ...........................50 Developing delightful 6/8 strumming patterns ..........................................................51 Application song: 0 Holy Night ..................................................................................52 Chapter 5: Taking Strumming Patterns to a Higher Level .............................................55 Getting Groovy With Shuffle Rhythms ..................................................................................55 Finding the pocket with shuffle rhythm exercises ....................................................56 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ...........................................................................................57 Strumming Faster Without Getting Sloppier ........................................................................58 Working on relaxing strumming movements ............................................................58 Minimizing wasted strumming motion ........................................................................59 Drawing up a plan to improve strumming speed ......................................................59 Hello! Ma Baby ..............................................................................................................60 Showing Off Subdivided Strumming Patterns ......................................................................61 Souping up your strumming with sixteenth notes ....................................................62 Trying out triplet strums ..............................................................................................63 Putting the pedal down with speed rhythm exercises .............................................64 Making Your Strumming Dynamic .........................................................................................66 Playing loudly and softly ...............................................................................................66 Varying rhythmic complexity .......................................................................................67 Oh! Susanna ..................................................................................................................67 Table of Contents Recognising Off beat Chord Changes .....................................................................................68 Switching to chords on offbeats ..................................................................................69 Variation on the 12 bar blues .......................................................................................69 Switching Chords Without interrupting Your Strumming ..................................................70 Setting up a chord change ...........................................................................................70 Ό Little Town of Bethlehem ........................................................................................71 Chapter 6: Refining Advanced Strumming Techniques .................................................73 Playing Percussively With Two Muting Techniques ...........................................................73 Developing your chnking technique ..........................................................................74 Figuring out fret hand muting ......................................................................................75 Michael, Row the Boat Ashore .................................................................................77 Perfecting Alternative Strumming Techniques ....................................................................77 Taking on the touch strum ...........................................................................................77 Billy Boy .......................................................................................................................79 Improving the thumb n strum .....................................................................................80 Application song: Rock a Bye Baby ...........................................................................82 Wrapping Your Mind Around Rolling Finger Strums ..........................................................83 Four finger roll ................................................................................................................84 Five finger roll ................................................................................................................84 Eight Finger Roll .............................................................................................................84 Ten Finger Roll ...............................................................................................................85 Practising finger roll strumming pattern exercises ...................................................85 Application song: Sweet Lei Lehua ............................................................................86 PartlU: Becoming a better Fingerpicker.. .................................... 89 Chapter 7: Examining Fingerpicking Technique ............................................................91 Practising Two Different Fingerpicking Techniques ...........................................................91 Polishing the four-finger technique .............................................................................92 Perfecting the alternating thumb technique ..............................................................93 Looking at the Golden Rules of Fingerpicking .....................................................................94 Rule #1: Stay loose .........................................................................................................94 Rule #2: Slow and steady wins the race ......................................................................95 Rule #3: Repeat, repeat, repeat ....................................................................................95 Chapter 8: Developing Rhythmic Fingerpicking Patterns .............................................97 Practising the Four-Finger Picking Technique .....................................................................97 Inside-out pattern ........................................................................................................98 Outside-in pattern ........................................................................................................99 Simultaneous pinched patterns .................................................................................101 Patterns in varied rhythms .........................................................................................104 The Water Is Wide ......................................................................................................107 Practising the Alternating Picking Technique ...................................................................109 Inside-out pattern ......................................................................................................109 Outside-in pattern ......................................................................................................110 Simultaneous pinched patterns .................................................................................110 Patterns in varied rhythms .........................................................................................112 Application song: I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger ...............................................114 Chapter 9: Improving Your Solo Fingerpicking Skills .................................................117 Tackling Solo Fingerstyle Pieces .........................................................................................117 Learning two pieces of music .....................................................................................118 Playing Carcassi s Andantino ...................................................................................119 Ukulele Exercises For Dummies Strengthening Your Fingerpicking with Arpeggio Exercises ............................................120 Trying your hand at p i m arpeggios .......................................................................121 Playing Tárrega s Étude in E minor .........................................................................125 Working through more advanced arpeggios ............................................................127 Playing Aguado s 25 Pieces Pour Guitare, no. 17 ...................................................130 Developing Lightning-Fast Tremolo Technique .................................................................132 Tackling three-finger tremolo .....................................................................................132 Playing Étude in С major ...........................................................................................133 Figuring out four-finger tremolo ................................................................................133 Chapter 10: Taking a Deeper Look at Single-Note Fingerpicking Techniques ......135 Speeding up Single-Note Passages ......................................................................................135 Practising four alternation techniques .....................................................................136 Applying alternation techniques to pieces of music ...............................................137 Articulating Single-Note Passages .......................................................................................140 Hammer-on exercises ..................................................................................................141 Pull-off exercises ..........................................................................................................142 Slide exercises ..............................................................................................................143 Bend exercises .............................................................................................................144 Strumming and Fingerpicking for Melody ..........................................................................145 Playing Silent Night ....................................................................................................146 Playing Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) ....................................................................147 Part IV: Mastering the Ukulele Fretboard ...................................151 Chapter 11: Learning the Fretboard with Major Scales ..............................................153 Taking a Quick Look at the Chromatic Scale .....................................................................154 Building a Major Scale ...........................................................................................................155 Learning the major scale interval pattern ................................................................155 Creating a major scale in any key ..............................................................................156 Practising Major Scale Patterns in Three Different Keys .................................................158 Learning natural notes with С major .........................................................................158 Seeing how sharps work with G major ......................................................................161 Figuring out flats with F major ...................................................................................164 Getting Your Fingers Moving with Major Scale Sequences ..............................................167 Faking Fretboard Knowledge ...............................................................................................170 Recognising fretboard landmarks ..............................................................................170 Locating the same note on different strings .............................................................171 Finding octave notes ...................................................................................................172 Using Major Scales to Play Actual Songs ............................................................................173 Playing Angels We Have Heard On High .................................................................173 Playing When the Saints Go Marching In ................................................................174 Chapter 12: Taking On Three Minor Scales ...................................................................177 Building a Natural Minor Scale ............................................................................................177 Discovering the natural minor scale interval pattern .............................................178 Relating natural minor to major .................................................................................179 Playing the Natural Minor scale ...........................................................................................180 Homing In On Harmonic Minor ............................................................................................184 Mixing It Up With Melodic Minor .........................................................................................187 Practising Five Different Minor Scale Sequences ..............................................................190 Table of Contents Playing Songs Using All Three Minor Scales ......................................................................193 Playing Ό Come, О Come Emmanuel .......................................................................193 Playing Coventry Carol .............................................................................................194 Playing Greensleeves .................................................................................................195 Chapter 13: Commanding the Fretboard with Chords ..................................................197 Building Major and Minor Triads ........................................................................................197 Constructing maj or triads ...........................................................................................198 Putting together minor triads ....................................................................................199 Practising Triads Up and Down the Fretboard ..................................................................200 Major triad exercises ...................................................................................................201 Minor triad exercises ..................................................................................................202 Combined triad exercises ...........................................................................................203 Taking Triads and Playing Actual Songs ............................................................................204 Playing Red River Valley ...........................................................................................205 Playing Joy to the World ...........................................................................................206 Turning Triads Into Moveable Chord Positions ................................................................207 Making moveable major chords .................................................................................207 Assembling moveable minor chords .........................................................................208 Practising moveable chord progressions .................................................................208 Getting Jazzy with Moveable Seventh Chords ...................................................................209 Figuring out dominant seventh chords .....................................................................209 Mastering major seventh chords ...............................................................................210 Tackling minor seventh chords .................................................................................211 Practising jazz chord progressions ...........................................................................211 Chapter 14: Using Scales to Solo and Improvise ..........................................................213 Rocking Out with Pentatonic Scales ...................................................................................213 Learning the minor pentatonic scale ........................................................................213 Constructing the major pentatonic scale .................................................................214 Practising pentatonic scale licks and exercises ......................................................215 Playing a rock solo .......................................................................................................217 Expressing Soul with the Blues Scale ..................................................................................218 Building the blues scale ..............................................................................................218 Practising blues scale licks and exercises ................................................................219 Playing a blues solo .....................................................................................................221 Sounding Jazzy with the Bebop Scale .................................................................................221 Discovering the dominant bebop scale ....................................................................222 Mastering the major bebop scale ..............................................................................223 Practising bebop scale licks and exercises ..............................................................224 Playing a jazz solo ........................................................................................................226 Part V: The Part of Tens ............................................................229 Chapter 15: Ten Ways to Improve Your Practice Times ..............................................231 Setting a Location ..................................................................................................................231 Scheduling a Time .................................................................................................................231 Creating Time Limits .............................................................................................................232 Keeping a Practice Journal ...................................................................................................232 Trying Out Different Musical Styles ....................................................................................232 Practising with Other People ...............................................................................................232 Writing a Song ........................................................................................................................233 Working on Active Listening ................................................................................................233 Leaving Your Ukulele Out On a Stand .................................................................................233 Taking a Break ........................................................................................................................234 Ukulele Exercises For Dummies Chapter 16: Ten Tips for Every Performing Ukulele Player ........................................235 Becoming a Better Performer ..............................................................................................235 Getting Involved in the Local Music Scene ........................................................................236 Finding a Place to Perform ...................................................................................................236 Building a Set List of Songs ..................................................................................................236 Preparing to Play Before an Audience ................................................................................237 Handling Nerves Right Before the Show .............................................................................237 Mastering the Art of Focus ...................................................................................................238 Remembering to Breathe ......................................................................................................238 Engaging With Your Audience .............................................................................................238 Being Confident in Yourself ..................................................................................................239
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