What Ukulele Players Really Want To Know
- Series: "What Ukulele Players" guidebooks, Book 1
By Barry Maz
The bestselling guide for ukulele beginners, written specifically FOR beginners.
This guide provides concise, no-nonsense answers to the obvious questions that the tuition books miss.
With chapters dealing from everything, from ukulele sizes, prices and strings to how to grow your nails. Also includes reference section and glossary.
Number ONE selling music book in the Kindle UK music chart! More
This guide provides concise, no-nonsense answers to the obvious questions that the tuition books miss.
With chapters dealing from everything, from ukulele sizes, prices and strings to how to grow your nails. Also includes reference section and glossary.
Number ONE selling music book in the Kindle UK music chart! More
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$4.99
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- Series: "What Ukulele Players" guidebooks, Book 1
- Category: Nonfiction » Music » Musical instruments
- Category: Nonfiction » Music » Instruction & Study - General
- Published: Jan. 18, 2011
- Words: 24,580
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781458016546
About Barry Maz
Regular Joe, who started playing the ukulele a few years ago and got totally hooked!
Concerned at the lack of absolute beginner help for the ukulele, set up the Got A Ukulele blog which has gone from strength to strength, and became the launch pad for me releasing a set of ukulele owners handbooks aimed squarely at the beginner.
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Reviews of What Ukulele Players Really Want To Know by Barry Maz
Mick Street
reviewed
on April 8, 2011
Fantastic book, very helpful indeed. Gave me the confidence I needed to just have a go. Funny and informative, a good read.
(reviewed 24 days after purchase)
WT Sharpe
reviewed
on March 4, 2011
This is a wonderful book for beginners, and even more seasoned players can find some useful information. I thoroughly enjoyed and readily recommend it.
(reviewed 32 days after purchase)
Joey Paul
reviewed
on Feb. 19, 2011
As a beginner, this book was excellent and really helped me in making me into a good Ukulele player. The author is funny, and knows what he's talking about. It teaches you the things other teachers don't think about and you may feel wrong asking! I highly recommend it!
(reviewed the day of purchase)
rae carter
reviewed
on Feb. 1, 2011
I have been playing the ukuelele for a year now but have not really tried to learn anything about the instrument as I came from a guitar background. This book taught me so much in short a short space of time I couldn't believe it. This book i think teaches all levels of pkayers good informative information in a way that is non condescending and helpful! Highly recommended!
(reviewed 9 days after purchase)
spengler
reviewed
on Jan. 28, 2011
Very handy book this - I read it quite quickly, but will go back to it for reference. Highly recommended if you are starting out with ukulele, if you are thinking of it, if you play but dont understand some of the techy stuff, or even just for a good read.
5 stars.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Sam Evans
reviewed
on Jan. 23, 2011
I'm a beginner ukulele player who has been slowly progressing through some tutor books bought at christmas. This is a great read and as it says, it really does answer many questions that I had in my head.
I only wish I had bought the book before I bought my ukulele, as I see now that I could have bought better. Still, the tips on strings are great and I have ordered some new ones.
It's also quite funny too (a dry humour) but it is never patronising and understands that many beginners dont have a clue what they are doing with the uke.
For the price, I really would highly recommend to anyone thinking of buying a uke, or just bought one and feeling a little lost.
(reviewed the day of purchase)