In this video Alice shows how to play the Bruno Mars song “Count on Me” on the ukulele.

I recently saw a question on Quora which was basically asking “If a song is in a key too high for me to sing, how do I adjust my chords so I can hit the high notes? Should I just tune my guitar strings down a tone or semi-tone?” Many people responded to this question

Introductory courses for guitar and ukulele beginners will soon be available for local (Waterloo Region) use at community facilities, schools, libraries and seniors facilities. The courses will feature recordings of live lesson presentations, gradually stepping through the various phases of learning how to play the ukulele or guitar. See Uke for Seniors for more info.

If you’re thinking of getting started playing guitar, here is some information that may be useful. You can find reviews of two other starter guitars on this page: Buying a Starter Guitar. The most important factors for most people just starting out on the guitar are: First, the size of the guitar. If it is

Here I show you how to play Mary Had a Little Lamb in the key of E Major using only the I and V chords (E and B).

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Here’s today’s quiz – How much do you know about guitars and guitar terminology? Do you know how to tune a ukulele? Do you know how many strings a bass guitar has? Don’t forget to Enter Here for the chance to win a guitar, ukulele, or equivalent value Amazon gift card. Enter once and you’re

For a limited time when one member joins the Woolwich Good Vibrations Music Club at the regular price ($10/mo) another friend or family member can join absolutely free for one year. See more here.

Join our Facebook Group – Young Musicians in Waterloo Region – Post pictures and videos of your class or group in action. Announce special events or performances. Hey Waterloo! This is a great place to Show Us Your Stuff. Go Now.

Learn Guitar from Scratch – #1 Here is some advice on how to finger the guitar strings on the fretboard. Get used to using all four of your fingers.