“Coquette” is a pop tune turned jazz standard written in 1928, and most commonly associated with the recordings of gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.
Brian Liu's lesson explores how to play a melodic Hawaiian-style chord solo on the ukulele.
Created sometime in the early 1920s, the Jazuke is basically a hybrid banjo ukulele with an odd design.
Our reviewer enjoys a straightforward, old-school approach to lutherie executed brilliantly.
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Craig Chee and Sarah Maisel share tips (and show you how playing an open mic can be one of the most rewarding things you'll do!)
A wistful thread weaves through the songs, pulled by a needle of hope.
This mellow, jazz-flavored arrangement is based on Chet Baker’s version of the timeless standard.
Some of the most enjoyable ukuleles on the planet weren’t made to be great-sounding. Take a look!
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This arrangement, shaped by a steady tonal center, works equally well under the vocal or as a solo instrumental.
Ukulele Kids Club has grown into a global effort that has provided nearly 17,000 instruments to hospitalized children.