EPISODE · Mar 16, 2023 · 16 MIN

Song and Dance

from Uketropolis: Ukulele Q&A with James Hill · host James Hill

Why is the ukulele better at dancing (i.e. rhythm) than it is at singing (i.e. lyrical melody playing)? What can we do to get the most lyrical sound from the ukulele? Find out in this episode of the podcast. To join the next live taping of the Uketropolis Podcast, go to uketropolis.com/podcast Get two free lessons from my new course Americana Ukulele. Go to uketropolis.com/americana

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