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Tony,
I’ve had a couple of “a-ha” moments going through these sessions. First, when practicing the D-major scale going up the neck, I realized I could apply the same 2nd-string harmonies to the first string notes that I’ve been practicing in the key of G on the ‘ukulele like the way Troy Fernandez does quite often in his playing.
Later when practicing this chord progression I recognized the shapes on the 1st and 2nd strings were the exact same shapes as the D, Em, Fm and G shapes you use in this lesson. It also made me realize that the root note is really on the 2nd string and the harmony on the 1st string, which will help me know what chords to play them over.
Thanks!
Alan
Alan,
This is an awesome report!!! I am so glad that the “a-ha” moments are happening!!! Keep up the awesome work, your discoveries were huge in these sessions!!!
Cheers,
Tony
Beautiful! Thank you so much for making learning and exercising so wonderful!
Best, Flo
Flo,
You are very welcome, keep it up!!! Absolutely love the enthusiasm!!!
Cheers,
Tony
You can’t say “really cool chord progression” and “Full House was a fantastic sitcom” in the same video. A black hole might open and swallow everything.
Stephen,
LOL This comment made me crack up 🙂 I have my eyes peeled for the approaching black hole…
Cheers,
Tony
Have a great weekend. Loved this lesson here in Cincinnati, Ohio. Practicing right now.
Stephen,
Sending great acoustic vibes all the way to Cincinnati!!! Glad you liked this one!!!
Cheers,
Tony