An intermediate version of the song, using the strum/pick method. Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai is a very popular song here in Hawaii. It is also a favorite for ukulele clubs world wide. It is heavily laden with Hawaiian Kaona though, and the hidden meaning is probably not something that you want to teach youngsters! Lol!
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Triplet Strum/Pick
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Picking Patterns for Beginning Travis...
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Hilo Ē (Strum/Pick)
In this lesson, Aaron teaches Hilo Ē tailored towards the intermediate ukulele player. Written by Aunty Mary Heanu, Hilo E speaks of the beauty of Hilo, as well as gives an invitation for malihini (visitors). The song only has 2 chords so this is a great opportunity to perfect the strumming/picki...
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