Resources

Free tools we actually use. Pedagogy here is drafted from Berklee, Hal Leonard, and classical method books — always two-source checked. JustinGuitar-style topic lists are a checklist only (never copied).

Audio in this room

  • Ukulele notes: recorded nylon-string cuts from tonejs-instruments (CC BY 3.0) — there is no dedicated ukulele bank under that licence, so this room uses the closest nylon voice and pitch-shifts it; a synth covers anything missing. Full credit: samples/ukulele/CREDITS.md.
  • Sa / drone / metronome: shared practice bar (same as Singing and Piano).

Theory (shared with piano)

Ukulele methods (check, don’t copy)

  • Hal Leonard Ukulele Method Book 1 — open chords, downstrokes, capo
  • Berklee ukulele lab practice — right hand locked to a click
  • Classical: Carcassi, Sor, Giuliani 120 — IMSLP public-domain methods. The pima method on this site: Classical drills. Daily gym that pairs lab work with those studies: Hands.

Voice / Sa

Singing practice — same Sa drone as the bar on every ukulele page.

Teaching with this room

Follow the book index in the sidebar — same spine on every page. Start on Foundations and add barre, style drills, and reading when those stops on the index say so.

Theory, picking, and the gym

Scale and mode labs live on Scales and Modes; compact technique labs stay on Hands and Notes on the neck.

Repertoire on this site