Glen Rose Jazz Ukulele Lesson Autumn Leaves
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Glen Rose teaches the jazz chords and hand positions for Autumn Leaves you see in this video in his Jazzy Ukulele series of book and videos . Come visit his Jazzy Ukulele web site at: www.glenrosejazz.com/ - Hudba
The best teacher ever! 😍 a great player that can teach so simply and clearly .
Thanks.!
you are an incredible teacher
Thanks
The context..brilliant.
~Thank you so much for helping us...love my uku....older girl here....but will not give up.....music from the '60's is amazing.
Thank you Sandy Bee. i'm happy to hear you enjoy the lessons.
You have a beautiful voice.
Thank you!
Mr.Glen Rose you are great a teacher I learned how to play easy simple jazz chords on guitar, I’ve been trying to get into jazz guitar and because of you it’s easy!
Thanks, good to hear.
Thank you so much Glen! This free knowledge is much appreciated and I'm excited to get a workbook.
Great work. Keep Jazz ukulele going!
WOW! That was great! What a great simple chord progression. I am going to look up your book. Thanks a lot.
Just got Glens Book 1. awesome material !!!!
Great voice! Great instructor! Thank you!
Superb teaching style and lesson. Ordering shortly. I particularly like the way you painlessly inject theory. Many thanks.
Easy chords writing is 3333 2333 3555 3335 2333 2323 0211 ...... This is very good Glen learned a lot.. circle of five
There are two different sets of three chords each. The major jazz patterns and the minor jazz pattern. Get the book on the website and all is explained. Glenrosejazz.com
You have a great understanding of musical theory, thank you for sharing, I appreciate it.
Great video, Glen....had to buy your workbook, and am really enjoying it.
Now I want a baritone uke for those mellow sounds.
Great job Glen Rose! I loved your lessons! I just bought a ukulele from Australia last week and was thinking of playing fun and childish songs with it but with your videos now I see that I can play even jazz! ;-) After a few more trials I think I will be ready to record and publish my own ukulele videos! :-) Thanks a lot for recording and sharing these lessons... Warm greetings from Cyprus! ;-)
+Ahmet Akarsu cool. glad to hear it
Nice to hear the ukulele has invaded Cyprus!
Hey Glen! We share an interest in Riptide ukes! Really decent video! Thanks for putting it together! I just ordered all 3 of your books and one mp3 compilation. I'll be excited to get them. Thanks!
I still play your arrangment!! I just did it in French. Thank you Glen!!
Merci!
I love it and you sing beautifully.
ขอขอบคุณ. Thank you Chan.
I just bought your first workbook today
Baha the first 3 seconds get me everytime
At your service..!
Yyy
Happy Uku greetings from Munich, Love what you are doing!!
Autumn Leaves Ukulele Cover by Hansi Schneider
Glenn you're a godsend! You got a total 1 month beginner playing thud classic on my guitarlele which has a low ADG strings the tuning is ADGCEA. anyways thank you! I'm subscribing! JoyRoy
Thank you!
wow. what a nice voice. love these lessons too. i have 2 Ukes with different tuning and this has opened a whole new world of uke fun. thanks!
Thank you. I'm happy to have provided some inspirations. I hope one of your ukuleles is tuned with a low G.
@@glenrose7925 yes indeed ! Both my Ukes are tenors but both are good specs and sound really nice. I'm experimenting with the low G on one of them to find one that doesn't 'boom' over the others. I'll be glad of any advice on that. 😊
glen that's fabulous thany you so much.
Extraordinarily helpful!! And you do the song in my key too! Winner-winner chicken-dinner!! Thank you Glen!!
Glad you dig the method. I will be making new video jazz ukulele lessons on CZcams soon
You are my greatest uke teacher m(__)m
I respect you
great scott!
Many thanks for your kind :)
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Yes, I dig the Riptide Ukes. The up facing sound hole really brings a lot of sound to the player
thanks Glen!
very very helpful! :)
Thank you sir!! :')
Autumn Leaves is such a great song to learn to use diminshed chords. You don't need to understand why it's a diminshed chord just learn the shapes and particularly on the guitar - that chord moved up or down four frets is the same chord inverted - which means - notes in a different order. So the diminished that fits with your chord progression - for Am it would be G# dim - can be played in about six different places - and it's all the same chord ! And it fits as a rhythmic accent against any of the song's chords. I like you telling us 'there's only three chords' . It's true!
There are two different sets of three chords each. The minor jazz patterns and the major jazz pattern. Get the book on the website and all is explained. Glenrosejazz.com
yo 10 years ago... how time flies
Hey Glen ... saw this video on Iphone and can't wait to see it again on Ipad. I've subscribed. And I will certainly buy the print book. Became disenchanted with another CZcams instructor who only sold download books, while showing a print version on the video. Yes, it's easier to not have inventory and not have to actually ship a parcel but a real book is such a treasure. Plus, with my learning disability (old age - snare) I make a lot of written notes for myself, like a workbook. Now, I have a question...〰〰
Yes, and also ebooks are great for their instant delivery. No waiting for the post.
Rob,
I am only offering ebooks at this time as well.Here is what my students do..... Take the file I will send you when you buy the book and put it on a flash drive. Take it to a photocopy shop and they will print it out and saddle stitch bind it with a nice hard cover and you will have a book-in-print. Maybe $5 dollars US.
Or you can just print it on your home computer and put it in a loose leaf binder yourself.
You are goooooood
Hi Glen,
I just got your Jazzy Ukulele e-book and almost immediately caught on to the patterns. Your method of instructional presentation is excellent.
Cheers,
George Arrington
Dear Glen, your lessons have been incredibly valuable I have actually ordered all Jazz packages regarding the ukulele and have found them all to be very enlightening and incredible. I was wondering if either by video here or by PDF if there is any way you could show me how you would execute chord wise the song...
"What'll I do" ? I have gotten a couple of downloads of the song on PDF but find them to be very unsatisfactory most of all and I would love to apply some of the amazing chords that I've learned throughout these courses to this song properly. You are incredibly appreciated and I can't even begin to tell you just what my ukulele has gotten me through having gained the knowledge I have from your courses. I really want to do a version of "what'll I do" and I know you can make it sound better than the basic boring chords that I've heard. Thank you so much.
There are many ways to play the beautiful Irving Berlin song. Try this in the key of C. I am spelling the notes from the low G string to the high A string. ....
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Hello Glen,
Glad to have come across your video...great ukulele playing. I am wondering if your book is for a baritone....I have a tenor. If it is written for a baritone, how could you figure out what the chords would be for a tenor. Thanks...Curt
Hey Glen - great style of teaching. A question - can one add a low g string to a standard (baby) Soprano Uke? Blue Skies Greetings from Johannesburg South Africa
+Winston Smith but of course. I certainly would but it's up to what sounds good to you.
Nice to hear the ukulele is in South Africa
Do you use the tenor or concert ukulele?
Do you think the concert ukulele with 17 frets is enough to tackle the ukulele repertoire in your workbook?
I play a tenor but also sometimes a baritone uke strung with tenor strings (GCEA) One only needs about 7 frets to play all the jazz chords I teach in the Jazzy Ukulele Workbooks. Hope that helps
Did you say free downloads on your website at the end of the video? I can only find paid downloads. Thank you
~Would like to buy books & dvds of your techniques.....can you inform me plz!
Hi Sandy Bee, Glad you like my lessons. All my Jazzy Ukulele books and instructional videos are available on my website. They are all instant downloads direct to your computer. Here is the website address: JazzyUkulele.com
Is it "The autumn leaves drift past" or "The falling leaves drift past?" Great teacher!
Uh-oh! I've been singing it for so many years I may have the lyrics a little mixed up.
@@glenrose7925 Common mistake, I think. I do it myself.
Приятный дяденька..
hello sir, i wonder what sort of ukelele that is. I mean... is it a soprano one, or a tenor one, or what?
nice videos, I've just suscribed .
Thank you
+Stefa Nito -- In the video I am playing with GCEA tuning, the same as a soprano ukulele, but I am on a baritone ukulele. I use the bari for lessons because it's easier for demonstration. You can buy GCEA strings for bari. I enplain about how to tune with GCEA strings in the Jazzy Ukulele Workbooks. www.jazzyukulelecom
+Stefa Nito - Stefa my guess is that its a Tenor. It also has an extended fret board which is often characterized by the fact that it runs all they way to the sound hole.
It's a bari tuned GCEA. I use it for teaching because it's easier for students to see. I have my baris tuned both ways GCEA and traditional baritone tuning DGBE.
Hello Glen! Is your lower G string a wound or unwound string?
Not wound.I explain how I get my low G on the website, first page of the ukulele section. Glenrosejazz.com
I cant't fix a low D-string.Do you have an advice for me what string to use?Greetings from The Netherlands
+MrZiglvleit -- It's a loe-G string that you will need for soprano or tenor ukulele. If you are on a baritone then it comes with a low D string. Nothing to change.
Use a gstring from an acustic guitar👍
Wound
Hi glen
Can you give the chord pattern please? İ like it
+Henry Chinaski --Hi Henry, The chords and lesson for the tune are in JazzyUkulele Workbook One. There's a video lesson too.
What size of the uke does Glen play? Is it tenor?
No. It is a baritone but tuned GCEA. Easier to see what he is playing using a little larger unit. A tenor would work just fine.
I can't tell what notes your fingers are actually pushing down on...
Hi Justin, I hope you figured it out. Best to get the book.
Sugest beter give a litle pic part chords. thanks Sir
Yes, good idea. This was one of my first lessons I made years ago and I didn't know how to do that. All my new lessons have chord diagrams on screen. Everything is clearly presented in my books and videos. Lots of diagrams. Thank you...Glen (JazzyUkulele.com)
Didnt know Larry David played the uke!
Oh no! My secret is out..!
Why you use the strings in that order . Its the standar for guitar but not fpr ukulele .. explain ?
He explained it in the video. He likes the sound of it on ukulele.
@@kodesone1898 I been used something like that in t.h. e past its really comoforting for noobs
Hi Opie Betrayer, please watch this video. I explain it there why I use it. Thanks. :)
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Play the song man...