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Great Minnesota Uke Gathering is GMUG, Friday - Sunday, November 7 - 9
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There aren't many things you need to start playing the ukulele. Here are a few ideas. The Blue links below lead to some helpful information.

Questions? -
​To be safe, ask before you buy!!! [email protected]

List of Key Items - List and description of what to buy and good places to buy it. Read this first!

Learn to Play Ukulele

Buying a Ukulele and Other Ukulele Resources
High G vs. Low G Tuning
Either tuning is fine. However, the some jams will include playing melodies. “Having that lower string in a low G tuning allows one to have a few extra lower notes to complete the scale and therefore extends the melodic range of the ukulele.” This makes a big difference when playing in some keys, like G. Low G tuning works well on concert and tenor ukuleles, but generally not soprano ukes. The blue link above has more detailed information about High G vs. Low G tuning.
What we sing and play at TCUC Jams
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