Great video and article. Really helpful in exploring forms and styles.

I'm working on my refining basics and this was helpful thank you! Somehow I always thought resting my pinkie is a bit of a cheat I'll evidently need to learn away from, but it's just one option I see :)

Thanks for the lesson man! Great Job!

As a sometime classical guitar player I was taught that anchoring the RH was a no-no because it restricted its movement in the direction of the bridge (forming a sharper sound) and in the direction of the fingerboard (forming a rounder sound). Lute players IIRC do typically anchor with the pinkie but the sharper/rounder sound variation doesn't work as well on the lute (or, possibly, the lute composers weren't interested in this sound variation). In place of anchoring the RH with the pinkie, classical guitarists often rest the RH thumb on their 6th string until it is needed. Perhaps that would work as well on the ukulele and it does not restrict lateral movement of the RH.

Thanks for the lesson Andrew ! Really helped me out.

same i don't like the second approach for the first style :(( Thanks for the video btw!

Easy answer please, do I strum with my right hand or left hand.

Please show me how to play L'amour est enfant de boheme

Hi how do you do the floating approach