What make/model uke are you using sounds great?

this deserves so much more attention than it's gotten these past 13 years insanely well done my friend, hats off to you

That (Spanish) title is correctly pronounced Mah lah GEH Ñah (gue = geh, as in get), which means woman from Málaga, an ancient city in southern Spain.

Thank you! It's beautiful

Great lesson from a great teacher. Thank you! ❤

Good instruction..sounds great !

whoever invented that d dorien scale deserves JAIL it doesn't sound good at all it sounds completely unsettling to my hears

This is great Matt! Thank you!

It was Tears for Fears actually. But a good video 👍

What a beautiful sounding instrument! Great video. Thank you !

Awesome!! You're a great teacher and very generous. Many thanks From Johannesburg, South Africa

Brilliant lesson Matt, cheers Mate, nice one 👏👍

great lesson TT

super helpful lesson, Matt and something I've been doing this year....just starting with a chord progression and then go "exploring" to see what happens with little changes. very fun stuff! :)

Wow Matt that was the best lesson ever. This is what is so needed in order to actually feel like a Musician 😂 Thanks so much for this lesson. It was fabuloso 🥰

That was a brilliant video matt thank you.

I'll say this: if you sit down to noodle, hit record on your phone, coz you WILL stumble across some beautiful phrases that you'll wish you could listen back on lol I've come up with some lovely stuff while zoning out with my uke. My mother's ringtone for a while was an elegant little ditty I came up with in an early noodling session. I don't remember the chords now but it's pretty.

Nice ❤🎉

Instant noodles! 😅 They're finally here! Really beautiful! I like the idea of changing the chords while playing the same melody notes. Very noodle-able! It'd be so cool if you made this into a series like you mentioned!! Thank you, Matt!! 😊🥟🍝🥣😅

No correct link to the pdf document “in-and-out-instant-noodles-ebook-240174”

This was lovely Mat. Great lesson. A lot of players who are trying to get away from strumming along to songs (like me) will get heaps of ideas from this.

Great job! I can't wait to try this. Such fun!You are an awesome teacher.

The best for the tutoriel

Thank you so much.

dam bruh NOICE

Great Matt, this is the type of finger style I like 👍

You.re very generous thank you for teaching me sooo much... about Playing economically and awesome music.

You are so talented Matt.

Great!

If I understood well the whole lesson - this means I can just play all over the fretboard but making sure I hit only the whole notes, never sharps or flats, am I right?

Ah at last an arrangement that allow was the song to be sung according to the emotion of the words. Too often this song is bashed out at the pace of a military marching band :)

so pretty, time to up my skills!

Wow, that's a nice variation of the what some people call the spider technique, I'm definitely adding this to my warm up routine. I'm a beginner and naming these after little, cute animals helps to transfer it from the mind to the hand... Another one I use, for myself call it the flea technique, is an alternating jump back to the first finger of fretting hand, like 1-2-1-3-1-4 and back down 4-1-3-1-2-1. Now I have the spider, flea and caterpillar technique which I'll use over the whole neck. BTW I love your teaching style and the energy you're emitting. Thx and greetings from Germany

Good stuff. Purchased the script. Waiting for more well recognized melodic solos of the same style.

Beautiful tutorial, A big thank you, Matt.

Great tutorial! What's that on the twelfth fret?

Excellent!

That kind of tutorials we all need, not just strumming.

So magical! You captured the "old timey," jazzy sound of this so well! Really beautiful! 😁🎺🎷🌌🕴️💃😊💖

Beautifully done!

pretty ❤

Great tune. Using a baritone , sounds good as well.

Measure 8, you talk about slides. It's a bit confusing- where does 4 slide from?It looks like from the fret above? Sorry confusing

ahh its beautiful!! Thank you Matt.

You left out part of the song! Are you going to make another video Part 2?

Very much appreciate your tutorials. Thank you for making my learning so much more enjoyable and insightful - from Johannesburg, South Africa.

Hi Matt lovely tutorial thank you. I have a question. Why did you go from the G scale to A minor scale? Is there just an A scale? Thank you so much.

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Love your teaching style. Found you on your other channel.