Madeline's Ukulele Class for Kids, Lesson 1, Old McDonald
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i'm a 44 year old kid! LOL Thanks so much for explaining things so simply and clearly. You're a sweet lady :D I can't wait to get my ukulele next week!
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Very cute. Gets kids playing the Uke and that has got to make the world a better place
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Hi Madeline. My daughter Ellie just got a Uke and this was the best introduction to the instrument we have found on the internet. Many thanks.
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Thank you, Madeline...the world needs more people like you!
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Thanks :]
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thank you so much for this. I'm 26 and I struggled to find videos that covered the very basics of it. I stumbled upon yours and I love your style of teaching, I'm hoping to learn this soon!
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shes old but i would smash.
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Thanks for the comment and so glad the video was helpful.
madelinelpots 2 weeks ago
Thank you ! it's so helpful for me :-)
Goniexe 1 month ago 2
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Glad to be of help.
Thanks for writing and regards,
Madeline
madelinelpots 1 month ago
thanks ever so much for posting these videos. We have just bought a ukekele for our daughter and she has just watched and listened to lesson 1 .
baconsplace 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
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I love hearing of kids learning to play - thanks for writing and
happy strumming.
Madeline
madelinelpots 2 months ago
Thanks Madeline, my wife and I just bought ukes. I am sneaking in some practice time on my lunch break and found your video series. I am 45 years old and I love how you teach. You might actually teach this old dog a new trick. My wife is left handed and having some troubles. Any suggestions?
gooseberry123 1 year ago
Hi and thanks for the nice comment. Regading left handed playing - I have some "lefties' in my family and they don't do anything different. Since each hand has a different function, I think it is just a matter of getting used to the playing patterns. I know of guitarists who restring their instruments upside- to turn the instrument facing the other way - but it is not the general thing to do. I would say, one should just be patient with oneself and perservere.
Many good wishes, Madeline
madelinelpots 1 year ago