Published:
2013-01-31
Updated:
2018-11-29

Learning Ukulele with Curt

Four Famous Core `Ukulele Strums - Pattern - Review

Review of the four core ukulele strums.

Author(s): Curt Sheller Publisher: Curt Sheller Publications Code: UL126-LIIa

Main Category: Strums Main Instrument: Ukulele

Categories: Chords

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Four Famous Core `Ukulele Strums - Pattern - Review

Review of the four core ukulele strums.

Best to really learn the rhythmic notation for the these four strums as the same rhythms can be used when fingerpicking and recognizing these rhythms when used in melodies, either existing or improvised.

Standard Music Notation

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Strummin stroke/attack Direction

If strumming you can do down Down-Stroke on the numbers (double underlined) and and + (double underlined) for a heavier, hard rock vibe. Or down Down-Stroke on the numbers (double underlined) and up Up-Stroke in the + (double underlined) for a lite vibe.

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Somethings the strumming hand needs actually verbal directional commands when learning your strumming patterns.

The ultimate goal is the get these to second nature and reflexive.

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