A Bluegrass Reel - for ukulele

I wrote this little piece just the other day. I have tried to make it straightforward to play and it is certainly easier than it sounds. Give it a try.

If you would like to download the tab/music, you will find it here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?qhfbztxmynf

If you do download it, please give me some feedback by leaving a comment, rating the video, subscribing, telling me it is too hard/too easy, make a complaint, etc.

This piece uses the 4 main techniques of bluegrass music: hammer-ons, pull-offs, bends and slides.

The music is played twice on the video. The second time as the backing to a little film on Tarr Steps, a prehistoric bridge across the River Barle on Exmoor.

I used the music twice simply to make the video longer. It would not upload in high quality as a 2 minute video (in any resolution). I tried uploading about 10 different versions of it. When I increased the length of the video it worked fine.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• bluegrass
• reel
• ukulele
• uke
• ukelele
• ken
• middleton

[StudentvsMaster]

A really Calming piece :D! Simple and just Great!

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thank you.

[philipearlwilliams]

a very lovely tune.

played very well on that beautiful sounding ukulele.

5/5

great work !!

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thanks for the kind comment 2 weeks ago. Sorry, I missed it.

[drummerattic]

hey great!

im am a beg. at ukulele. i have a few quetions: is that a baritone uku or like a tenor?

if tenor i was wondering if you played with a low g

oh! and what company

thanks alot:)

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thanks. It is an Ohana TK35G tenor. I almost never play with a low G except in some jazz pieces.

[brainstillloading]

@KenMiddletonUkulele Good idea! Thank you kindly. :D

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

@brainstillloading Why not download the free tab from my website?