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The first Ukulele Riffs Simplified episode!!!

Challenge at the bottom

We start with the iconic Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve.

This sweet short riff covers parallel thirds on strings 1 and 2 moving across 4 different positions with an easy picking pattern

Super simple, super crucial skill, and is used in all genres from 16th century renaissance, to Beethoven's classics, to modern day pop, jazz, rock and blues

Full arrangement is coming in late February or March, it is quiet difficult so I have to put in some hours behind it before I can record it!


My challenge for you:

Can you play this exact same riff (notes) but on strings 2 and 3?

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Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve || Ukulele Riffs Simplified || Season 01- E.01

The iconic intro riff of The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony. This is a simple riff that alters position shifts using a single pivot finger. In classical music, you see this a lot in parallel 3rd, really good skill to develop ▶Lesson PDF available on Patreon◀ https://www.patreon.com/mkfingerstyleacademy * Thanks to Maaike and Toyoko for supporting me on Patreon ▶Learn fingerstyle ukulele in my Ukulele Fingerstyle Basics Course◀ https://ukulelefingerstylebasics.com Master beginner ukulele fingerstyle grades through technique, theory, and 40-songs from absolute basics to end of beginner levels ▶FOLLOW ME◀ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mk_fingerstyle_academy Hi, my name is Mustafa Kamaliddin! I am a guitar and ukulele player, teacher, arranger, and a music lover from Canada Alberta! I try to create accessible ,playable, and structured fingerstyle arrangements so everyone can expand their journey beyond strumming and singing If you want to know more about my courses, lessons, or arrangements, check out ▶https://www.mkfingerstyleacademy.com◀ Thank you for watching! Mustafa ▶Performed on a custom Ken Salomons Ukulele◀ https://bit.ly/Salomons-uke-review #ukulele #bittersweetsymphony #theverve

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