And neck and sound hole and body and bridge. Head, tuners, strings and frets string and frets (repeat). C-hands on tummy F-hands on shoulders G-hands on head Can you change chords as indicated on the song sheet? Tour of the ukulele song. SESSION PLAN Session no: One Teaching Points and Key Questions Sing-a-long chord change game. Related Warm Ups Sing-a-long chord change game Change chords when indicated by the teacher /leader and on the song sheet. Place our fingers on the correct strings for each chord. Strum in time with the songs we are singing. Success Criteria We’ll know we’ve achieved this when we can: Hold the ukulele at a 45o angle while playing. Use correct fingering to play basic chords Change chords at the appropriate time. Learning Intentions We are learning to: Hold the ukulele correctly. Unit: Ukulele Revival Time Sequence Unit Overview Introduction of basic ukulele playing skills. (book and CD) Ministry of Education, (1992). (Book and CD) Ministry of Education (2004) Tau Lologo Niue ma e Tau Aoga I Niu Silani Niuean Songs. Wellington: Learning Media (book and CD) Ministry of Education (2003) ‘Hiva, Ta’anga, mo e Himi ‘I loto Nu’u Sila: Tongan Songs. Wellington: Learning Media (book and CD) Ministry of Education (2002) E Au ‘Imene Kuki ‘Airini no Tatou I Aotearoa nei Cook Island Songs. Learning Media (book and CD) Ministry of Education (2000) Fatuga F’asamoa I Aotearoa: Samoan Songs. Learning Media (book and CD) Ministry of Education (2003) Into Music 3: Classroom Music in Years 7-10. Learning Media (book and CD) Ministry of Education (2002) Into Music 2: Classroom Music in Years 4-6. (Book and CD) Ministry of Education (2001) Into Music 1: Classroom Music in Years 1-3. Several of the songs referred to in this ukulele songbook can be found in Kiwi Kidsongs 1-14, Into Music 1,2 & 3, Hei Waiata Hei Whakakoakoa and the Pasifika Songbooks.Ĭontact Learning Media for the following resources: Ministry of Education, (1990 – 2005) Kiwi Kidsongs 1 – 14 & a compilation The Kiwi Kidsongs Collection, Wellington. The Ministry of Education through Learning Media has produced many wonderful music-teaching resources for New Zealand schools. Resources Written for New Zealand Schools
Gently Weeps” performed by Jake Shimabukuro.įor answers to your own questions, go to… Is there a website where I can observe expert ukulele musicians? Where can I locate more songs arranged for ukulele? Where can I find more ukulele chords, so I can play more complex songs? Or Simply reverse the order of the strings and you have a "lefty". Can I get a left-handed uke?Īlmost all ukuleles are symmetrical and do not have string compensation built in. How should I hold my uke? Hold at a 45 degree angle If the tuning knob gets too hard to turn, then you have gone a bit too far. If they still slip, tighten another 1/4 turn until they hold. Are you sure it is the tuners? If so, tighten the tiny screw at the end of the tuning knob 1/4 turn clockwise.
Keep pulling them up into pitch, and they will settle down. New nylon strings will drive you nuts before they take a set to hold their pitch. To the amazed Hawaiians watching, his fast moving fingers looked like ukulele, or "jumping fleas".įrequently Asked Questions How do I tie the strings to tuning pegs and bridge. In celebration of their arrival, Joao Fernandes borrowed his friend's braguinha (today’s ukulele) and started playing folks songs from his native land on the wharf. It had been a long and hard journey of over 4 months and about 15,000 miles. It was carrying 419 Portuguese immigrants from the island of Madeira to work in the sugar cane fields. List of Contents Introduction to the ukulele and resources Basic ukulele chords Planning for session one Songs for getting started 2 Chord Songs in C He’s Got the Whole World That’s Aotearoaģ-4 Chord Songs in C Samoan Words Patipati Lima Pokarekare AnaĢ Chord Songs in D Me He Manu Rere One Bottle of Popģ-4 Chord Songs in D Kia Orana Tihei Maori Ora You Are My SunshineĤ or More Chord Songs Haere Mai Lelei Lelei The Gumboot SongĪ ship named the Ravenscrag arrived in Honolulu on the afternoon of August 23, 1879. And to Kevin Fogarty, Mt Roskill Intermediate, for his inspiration and for many of the arrangements. Compiled by Maria Winder, TEAM Solutions With thanks to Play It Strange for supporting the ukulele revival in schools.
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