Published:
2006-07-04
Updated:
2016-01-04

Learning Ukulele with Curt

Advanced Single Note Fingering Drills for `Ukulele

To develop strong and independent left hand technique these series of graduated drills or finger gymnastics will increase your the comfort zone of usable technique. This lesson expands basic single string drills using multiple strings.

Author(s): Curt Sheller Publisher: Curt Sheller Publications Code: UL15b

Main Category: Technique Main Instrument: Ukulele

Categories: Chords, Fingering, Technique, Advanced, Gymnastics, TmpPagyCatDebug

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Advanced Single Note Fingering Drills for `Ukulele

To develop strong and independent left hand technique these series of graduated drills or finger gymnastics will increase your the comfort zone of usable technique.

This lesson expands basic single string drills using multiple strings.

Developing finger strength and independence will allow your to explore your full musical potential. This will able your to explore more challenging musical situations.

art by Curt Sheller

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