Whether or not you know anything about how to play ukulele, we offer different levels of study that should challenge you only as much as you need.

If you do not know how to play the ukulele, you will probably benefit from the beginner's lessons in the primary level. If you already know how to play a stringed intstrument, such as the guitar, you will find the beginner's lessons a great introduction to the unique requirements of a uke, but the lessons in the basic level will probably cover stuff you'll already know if you know how to play the guitar.

Basic uke lessons will teach you what you need to know to get by with a uke. You'll learn how to play the most common chords, how to change chords comfortably an cleanly, and you'll learn how to play either with other musicians or to accompany your own singing.

If you already know how to play, and find reading out of song books with chord charts simple, you're probably ready for advanced ukulele lessons. Here you'll learn how to play licks, riffs, and solos, you'll learn how to play out of books for other instruments, and how to play in other keys. You can also learn how to play a wide variety of songs that are a little bit complex, and a whole lot of fun.

Finally, there is the extreme ukulele section, which would be the graduate school of how to play ukulele. I have an ocean of incredibly difficult licks and runs that may or may not ever be part of a viable ukulele entertainment package, but they are great for expanding your musical vocabulary and fluency. I'd love to show you how to play this stuff on the ukulele!

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