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Conceptos básicos del ukelele para principiantes I

En este curso de 4 semanas aprenderemos a afinar, rasguear y hacer todos los acordes más comúnmente necesarios en el ukelele.

Rebecca S. | Music Teacher

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(30)

Qué está incluido

4 reuniones en vivo

1 horas 40 minutos horas presenciales

Experiencia de clase

Hello learners and adults!

In this 4 week beginner crash course we’ll cover all the basic knowledge of the instrument that absolute beginners will need to know to get started learning to play ukulele: tuning, strumming, and chords.              
                                                                       In the first class we will focus on tuning and we will learn to strum our first two chords and play a song.                 

Each week we will go over the song from the previous week and will introduce a new song and new chords, 

The songs taught in this class are ones which are generally well-known and simple.
The typical plan is:

Week one “The Farmer in the Dell”

Week two: “Down in the Valley.”

Week three: “This Land is Your Land”

Week four: “You Are My Sunshine, My Only Sunshine.”

Time willing we will also learn “Michael Row the Boat Ashore,” “Goodnight, Irene,” and maybe a few more.

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Rebecca S. | Music Teacher

Se unió el July, 2022

5.0

30reseñas

Perfil

Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

Hello parents and learners!  

***If you are new to Outschool please take advantage of coupon code RebeccaSMu20 to receive $20 off your first class on the platform!

I grew up on a farm in Tennessee (USA) and in addition to music I also love raising rabbits, gardening, and reading!  I and my husband currently live with our five beautiful children in the state of North Carolina.  I am excited to be part of the Outschool family!

Music has always been a big part of my life, starting with classical piano, which I began at age 8, taking private lessons from a professor at the University of Tennessee.  Later on, in my teens, my interests shifted to strings and traditional Appalachian and Celtic music.  I learned from many people, including bluegrass musician Justin Moses and as a student of Jim Wood at the Jim and Inge Wood School of Music.  As a young adult, I worked as a volunteer interpreter at Cade’s Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, teaching park visitors about Appalachian music.  I have played professionally for weddings and other events, in restaurant house bands, as well as at the Museum of Appalachia in Norris, TN.  I have led traditional music demonstrations for public school classes, in addition to teaching privately for many years.
I am passionate about introducing young people to traditional Appalachian and Celtic music and helping them perfect their skills!
I primarily teach fiddle/violin and Appalachian old-time and Celtic music, but also bluegrass, Western swing and Texas contest-style fiddle.  I also play guitar, both standard and Celtic (DADGAD), piano, mandolin, recorder, penny whistle, mountain dulcimer, ukulele and Irish bouzouki.  

I see each learner as a unique individual and cater my teaching approach to best suit their needs and interests.