Create Your Own Ukulele Piece

Welcome! 1 lecture 02:46 Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. Welcome! 1 lecture 02:46 Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. Introduction preview What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. What is the structure of the course? What are the key elements needed to compose your own ukulele piece? Is musical composition just about being inspired? Watch this introductory video to know what to expect in this course. The 3 elements of your ukulele piece 3 lectures 33:56 Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section The 3 elements of your ukulele piece 3 lectures 33:56 Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Rhythm preview In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 In this lecture I am going to introduce you to the concept of rhythm, that consists in a given beat and how many notes/strums we can fit within that beat. Use the resources included to complete the exercises.Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Ta ta rhhythm exercise - Say the ta ta whilst I count the beat 5:452 Strumming rhythm exercise - Strum the chord of C major following the indicated rhythm whilst I count the beat 6:373 Transcribe the rhythm being strummed - 00:254 Solution of point 3 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Melodic elements In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 In this lecture, I am going to introduce you to the melodic elements that can be used in a ukulele composition. These are major and minor chords, tension and 'home' chords and single melodies.In the PDF file, you will create your own chord sequence, choosing whether you want to have a majority of major or minor chords Create a chord sequence 4:35 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Expression preview In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 In this lecture, you will learn how to make your composition more 'expressive'. There are 2 main ways to do so: dynamic (volume) and timbre (sound quality) Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe the dynamics (different volumes) being played2 Solution of exercise 1 Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section Revise the key elements of a musical composition In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section In this quiz you will answer some questions on how we describe and define the elements you learnt about in this section How other pieces are composed 2 lectures 17:59 Analysing existing pieces In this lecture, we will gain an understanding of how rhythm, melody and expression are used in two extracts taken from the songs Havana and Someone to Lava. Here is the order in which you should be using the PDF files1 Transcribe someone to lava - Identify the melodic and expressive elements of the extract 9:462 Solution of exercise 1 Your own version of the piece preview In this lecture, we will use what we learnt about rhythm, melodic elements and expression to create our own version of the piece Havana. The PDF file 'Our version of Havana' outlines the differences between the original and our version How other pieces are composed. 2 lectures 17:59 Analysing existing pieces In this lecture, we will gain an understanding of how rhythm, melody and expression are used in two extracts taken from the songs Havana and Someone to Lava