So how do you grow from being a beginner ukulele player to an intermediate ukulele player? Let’s begin by defining these things. There’s also a couple of encyclopedia-like guides to ukulele technique and how to improve your physical interactions with the instrument.

One is my Ukulele Chord Shapes book which talks about movable ukulele chords and how to understand the fretboard and how different shapes progress along it. For those who aren’t aware I do have a collection of ebooks that I’ve written for the ukulele. This episode is brought to you by Brad’s ebooks. And the sort of mindset and things you want to work on developing to get yourself into that space. And overwhelmingly the answer that came back was “how do I progress?” – mostly from beginner to intermediate, but in general “how do I progress and how do I follow a kind of lesson plan that will help me improve without just hop skipping and jumping around the different ukulele resources that are available to me?” And so we’re going to take a look into how you can go from being a beginner player to becoming an advanced player. My name is Brad Bordessa and in this episode I’m going to talk about something that has been flooding my inbox ever since I sent out a newsletter asking people what they thought I could provide to them and what they wanted to learn. Tips and examples for practical things you can practice along with some unconventional ways of keeping your music fresh.Īloha and welcome to The Live ‘Ukulele Podcast. A lesson on how a beginning player can work to expand their musical options and become a more intermediate player.

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