Eu Can Uke

01/08/2025

Is there anything better than playing the ukulele on a Friday afternoon? I think not! 🤩

What song are you looking forward to learning or mastering this weekend? Share your goals!



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31/07/2025

🎶 Ukulele Love: Taming Those Sore Fingers & Playing On! 🎶

Hey Uke Fam! 👋 Ever found yourself in the middle of a jam session, only to have your fingers scream, "NO MORE!"? You're not alone! Sore fingertips are a rite of passage for every budding ukulele player, but they definitely don't have to be a permanent roadblock.

If you're feeling the burn (and not the good kind!), here are some tips to help you overcome those tender digits and keep the music flowing:

1. The Power of "Little and Often":
Resist the urge to play for hours straight when you're just starting out. Short, frequent practice sessions (think 15-20 minutes a few times a day) are far more effective than one long, grueling session. This gives your fingertips time to recover and gradually build calluses.

2. Press Just Enough:
It's common to press down way too hard on the strings when you're new! You only need enough pressure to get a clear, buzz-free note. Over-pressing not only hurts your fingers more but also makes your chords sound strained. Experiment with lighter touches until you find that sweet spot.

3. Check Your Technique:
Are you using the very tips of your fingers? This is crucial for clear notes and building those protective calluses. Also, make sure your wrist is relaxed and your thumb is comfortably supporting the back of the neck. Good posture can make a huge difference!

4. Embrace the Callus Journey:
Think of those slightly hardened spots on your fingertips as badges of honor! Calluses are your body's natural way of protecting you. They take time to develop, but once they do, playing becomes much more comfortable. Be patient!

5. Stretch & Shake It Out:
Before and after playing, gently stretch your fingers and shake out your hands. This improves blood flow and can help prevent stiffness. Simple stretches like extending your fingers wide and then making a loose fist can be very beneficial.

6. Hydrate (Yourself & Your Hands):
Staying hydrated is good for your whole body, including your skin. Some players also find that using a non-greasy hand cream can help keep their skin supple, preventing cracks that can make playing more painful.

7. Listen to Your Body:
If your fingers are genuinely hurting, take a break! Pushing through severe pain can lead to injury. A day or two of rest or sometimes a 30mins break can sometimes be exactly what you need to come back stronger.

8. Consider Your Strings:
Most beginner ukuleles come with standard nylon strings, which are generally quite soft. If you find them particularly uncomfortable, you might explore softer string options in the future, though generally, it's about building finger strength.

Remember, every ukulele master started exactly where you are now. Keep strumming, keep learning, and those sore fingers will soon be a distant memory!

What are YOUR go-to tips for managing finger soreness? Share your wisdom in the comments below! 👇

Reference : https://eatmyuke.com/lesson/pain-and-sore-fingers-from-ukulele/



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30/07/2025

Saw this news at work , stay safe everyone my thoughts and prayers goes to those affected by the Tsunami.

Two million people are told to evacuate in Japan after an 8.8 magnitude earthquake, one of the strongest ever, hits Russia's eastern coast.

29/07/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Alan Eatmon, Bob Watson

29/07/2025

🌟 Monday reminder (or any day, really):

You don’t have to be perfect.
You don’t have to have it all figured out.
You just have to show up, give your best, and keep moving forward — even if it's one small step at a time.

✨ Progress beats perfection.
✨ Consistency builds confidence.
✨ Little wins still count.

Take a deep breath.
Straighten your shoulders.
You've got this. 💪

24/07/2025

Hope you enjoy my Gospel Ukulele Cover of Shout to the Lord. Chords used: G, D, Em and C. Thanks for watching, make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. so that I can grow this channel to create more new content for you.


Ukulele Used: Enya M6 Mango Tenor Ukulele
Fingerpicking Pattern : C E A E (3 2 1 2)

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22/07/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Bob Russo, Tessa Champion, Robyn Musico Rovini, Russ Warmath, Andy Brown

22/07/2025

It's only Tuesday, we are still a bit more to TGIF. Let's keep each other moving and motivate each other.

You can move quicker just being alone but together we can move much further , that's what I was taught by my own mentor.

Have an awesome week everyone

❤

16/07/2025

🎵 Uke Can Do It! How to Build a Fun & Successful Ukulele Club! 🎶

Dreaming of a vibrant community where ukulele enthusiasts gather to strum, sing, and share their love for this cheerful instrument? Building a successful ukulele club is totally achievable and incredibly rewarding!

Here are some tips to get your club off to a fantastic start:

Find Your Tribe: Start by reaching out to friends, family, and local community groups. Post on local social media pages, community boards, or even at music stores. You might be surprised how many closet ukulele players are out there and there are plenty!

Pick a Welcoming Spot: Look for a comfortable and accessible meeting place. This could be a community center, a local library, a school, a coffee shop with a back room, or even someone's spacious living room!

Keep it Casual & Fun: The key to a great club is a relaxed atmosphere. Focus on enjoyment over perfection. Encourage everyone, from absolute beginners to seasoned strummers, to join in.

Variety is the Spice of Life: Don't just play the same songs every time. Introduce a mix of genres, from pop and folk to worship songs and oldies. You could even have themed nights if you want!

Learn Together: Incorporate a short learning segment into each meeting. This could be a new chord, a simple strumming pattern, or even a basic fingerpicking technique. Resources like online tutorials (YouTube is a goldmine!) or simple chord charts can be very helpful.

Share the Stage (and the Songbook!): Encourage members to lead songs, share their favorite tunes, or even teach something new. Create a shared songbook (digital or physical) with chords and lyrics.

Performance Opportunities (This is optional but it's so fun!): Once your club feels comfortable, consider performing at local open mic nights, community events, or even just for friends and family. It's a great way to bond and showcase your progress!

Stay Connected: Create a Facebook group, WhatsApp chat, or email list to share updates, song suggestions, and practice tips between meetings.

Ukulele clubs are all about connection, learning, and making joyful music together. So grab your uke, spread the word, and get ready to strum your way to a fantastic community!



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14/07/2025

It's Tuesday and I know that everyone is busy in your life but always remember to keep calm and Ukulele on.

I want to thank everyone that is following me as I hit 215 followers as of today and still counting.

The Journey isn't easy but thanks for allowing me into your life and I am definitely having the time of my life.

So what about you , what do you have to be thankful for :) ?

Share with us all and maybe we can learn from each other , looking forward to hear your small and big wins 😉



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09/07/2025

Caption This

How it works : I will upload a picture and all you guys have to do is caption what you think of this picture?

For me it's definitely when I saw this picture , I remember what someone told me , In a Fight it isn't the size of the dog but the size of the fight in the dog that matters. Yes a guitar might be charming, but I love my cute ukulele that brings the people together in a party :).