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Tuesday, 30 March 2021

Counting The Beat - Ukulele

 Hello everyone, this week. We're learning about ukulele for hurumanu 2, as we all know. Hurumanu 2 is counting the beat. Yesterday, we discussed about ukulele. We brainstormed about things that we know about a ukulele for example, a ukulele has 4 strings. We also learned about the parts of the ukulele, like the body and the head.

What I know about the ukulele:

A ukulele has 4 strings, and you can play many different musics using a ukulele. A ukulele is mostly used by kids because of the size. It's easy to learn a song if you know the chords. A ukulele is very popular in Hawaii. There are many types of ukulele, like pineapple ukulele and concert ukulele. 

What do you think about the ukulele:

It's easy to learn ukulele because of the size, and ukulele is not that popular because there are many types of string instruments.

Ukulele Sizes - Soprano, Concert, Tenor, and Baritone What size ‘ukulele you play means a lot visually and sonically, but almost nothing when it comes to actually playing music (except for your familiarity with the feel of the size). Different strokes for Ukulele Sizes, Ukulele Chords Songs, Tenor Ukulele, Ukulele Tuning, Ukulele Cords, Ukulele Songs Beginner, Ukulele Fingerpicking, Ukulele Strings, Arte Do Ukulele

Glossary: 

Tuning heads - If you twist the tuning heads, it will change the tune of the ukulele.

Sound hole - If you strum the strings of the ukulele, the sound hole reacts to the vibrations and the sound hole makes the ukulele sound louder. 

Strings - Strings are most important part of a ukulele, it's because. The music comes from the strings if yous strum it. Strings are attached in the ukulele so you can strum it and make up a music.

Thank you for reading this post, I hope you have learned something new about the ukulele. 

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