The Ukulele
Welcome to our Music Diary page for Ukulele
Make a note of these recommended activities in your Music Diary to help with your practice.
Regular practice can be fun and will help improve your playing or singing.
Remember you’re in charge of your practice routine so you can work at your own pace. Keep working on new pieces or skills until you feel confident with them before moving on to the next challenge.
Click “Additional Activities and Resources” tab to access the Instrumental Update Worksheets to get the most from these activities in your practice.
Tuning a Ukulele
A simple guide to tuning a ukulele for teachers and parents/carers
Improvising Using C Major
Explore the C major scale and learn about improvisation with Mr Bateman
Oh When the Saints
A beginner's guide to playing 'Oh When the Saints'
Roxy's Waltz
This piece is taken from the Mya-Moe Ukulele website. It can be played as a solo piece or as a duet. Ms Eady is playing the duet version here. Use the sheet music to play the main tune from notation or tab, or more advanced players familiar with the format may wish to try the full tab solo/duet version.
Learning to Read Ukulele Music
Download the three page worksheet/sheet music and follow these three step-by-step videos to learn how to read ukulele music:
We'll Meet Again
All abilities can enjoy learning to play this wartime song on the ukulele
Roxy's Waltz
This piece is taken from the Mya-Moe Ukulele website. It can be played as a solo piece or as a duet. Ms Eady is playing the duet version here. Use the sheet music to play the main tune from notation or tab, or more advanced players familiar with the format may wish to try the full tab solo/duet version.
Reward Chart
Record your practice by colouring in this chart. How will you celebrate when you've filled it all in?
