With your picking hand, roll your thumb down in a smooth strum on the quarter note, and follow with the arpeggio starting from the second string with your middle finger.
I highly recommend sitting down or using a strap with this one.
The right-hand pattern below repeats over and over, throughout the looped part of the song. By switching between a roll with your thumb and an arpeggio pattern, your picking hand will quickly gain balance, speed, and clarity. This short meditation combines three easy chords (G, C, and E minor) with three separate techniques. With each clean and even repetition you gain more control over your sound and rhythm. Each study is designed to improve your playing by looping carefully crafted repetitive patterns into a short song that’s played many times over while you watch, listen, and learn to feel the strings.
Here is another study from my book Arpeggio Meditations for Ukulele. Subscribe to Ukulele on From the Fall 2017 issue of Ukulele | BY DANIEL WARDįor many, finding a comfortable balance between fingerpicking and strumming can be elusive.
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