The density of this episode is incredible. Ian's ability to articulate the tonal differences in words, body movement etc. Is incredible and enlightening
I haven't listened to lots of podcasts, but ian is by far the most talented musician I've heard on here. I can only describe his playing as gorgeous. Wonderful arrangements.
Wow, this is sooo deep! An ocean of thoughtfulness, wisdom, mastery, passion and love for music! What an artist, what an educator! Ian, please do write that 'Beginning Advanced Ukulele' book! Thank you all for providing this fantastic master class!
Wow!Ian's guitar sounds freaking awesome and of course he makes it sound even better with his technique and touch,loved the vibrato tip. Another great job gang!
Most smiling I've done all week so far! I love the mind-blowingly tricky arrangements of Disney songs. Simple does not mean easy. I could never play 'em, but I sure like listening to 'em. Mahalo for the music, All.
So good to see Ian back. Wow, bar set so high right from the off, and didn’t disappoint. Mickey as a warm up, clearly shows the master level Ian is at and you guys support of any artist that are playing, so much respect. Light years away from my scale of C and D😂. The 5K Anuenue is stunning and am using this show to play to my wife, as to why I am saving up for my next Uke. Just a note, Ian’s tonal and articulate communication was so relaxing to listen too with yourself Andrew. Andrew, it’s a skill to ask such knowledgeable questions to draw the best out of your guests, a skill that is appreciated, am sure, by the wider World Uke community. Have a peaceful weekend.
Took me 3 days to digest this episode. Just amazing and knowing how much discipline, and time one has go through. Hope many can watch this one so much valuable information one can only learn from the best. Thank team for making it happen. ❤️🙏🤘
I never felt so compelled to watch your podcasts in 4k on a big screen TV until this episode. Rockin’ intro! 🤘This episode brought back so many childhood memories. Thank you, guys, for the sprinkle of magic. Aloha! 🤙
Currently CDs are directly through my website. I have one solo EP on spotify and itunes called "Songs for my Son". I had a couple other full length guitar albums digitally available but took them down to re-release them under a record label.
Alaska Picks, or Rico Nails(temporary nails for playing guitar), both easy to find via google search. On a side note, Playing without nails can be very good for developing ones technique. Nails are very distracting and we often end up focusing more on nail shape or nail tone rather than good hand position and how the fingers move, posture, musical analysis, sustain of melody notes, shaping a melody etc etc etc. There is a whole world of things musicians need to develop besides nails. Short story long, don't feel too bad about not playing with nails.
TMNT! instantly brought me back to my childhood! mahalo! 🤙🏼
🐢 💥 🤙🏼
The density of this episode is incredible. Ian's ability to articulate the tonal differences in words, body movement etc. Is incredible and enlightening
Amazed to see Corey and Kalei completely stunned by the guest’s playing.
Ian: Top of the list of artists I had hoped would reappear!
Us too! Mahalo! 🤙🏼
I haven't listened to lots of podcasts, but ian is by far the most talented musician I've heard on here. I can only describe his playing as gorgeous. Wonderful arrangements.
“if you’re doing it for fun then why are you being so hard on yourself?” Oh there was so much in this 🧡
It is always good when Ian’s in the room. Can clearly hear the classical education in the masterful way each string sings. ❤️
Wow, this is sooo deep! An ocean of thoughtfulness, wisdom, mastery, passion and love for music! What an artist, what an educator! Ian, please do write that 'Beginning Advanced Ukulele' book! Thank you all for providing this fantastic master class!
Wow!Ian's guitar sounds freaking awesome and of course he makes it sound even better with his technique and touch,loved the vibrato tip.
Another great job gang!
Fantastic! Definitely keeping my eyes out for Ian’s ‘Beginning Advanced Ukulele’. Hopefully won’t be too long! Mahalo!
Most smiling I've done all week so far! I love the mind-blowingly tricky arrangements of Disney songs. Simple does not mean easy. I could never play 'em, but I sure like listening to 'em. Mahalo for the music, All.
Great issue :) I love the idea of separating voices during playing. Really helpful. Thank you for creating this podcast.
So good to see Ian back. Wow, bar set so high right from the off, and didn’t disappoint. Mickey as a warm up, clearly shows the master level Ian is at and you guys support of any artist that are playing, so much respect. Light years away from my scale of C and D😂. The 5K Anuenue is stunning and am using this show to play to my wife, as to why I am saving up for my next Uke. Just a note, Ian’s tonal and articulate communication was so relaxing to listen too with yourself Andrew. Andrew, it’s a skill to ask such knowledgeable questions to draw the best out of your guests, a skill that is appreciated, am sure, by the wider World Uke community. Have a peaceful weekend.
Mahalo Mike!
Man, I still come back to that chase story of Ku’u O Mahuka. Ian is a special talent, thank you all for the work you do! Mahalo mahalo mahalo
Yeah! That one's so intense and beautiful. Mahalo Bobo! 🤙🏼
Love the sandpaper tip.
Took me 3 days to digest this episode. Just amazing and knowing how much discipline, and time one has go through. Hope many can watch this one so much valuable information one can only learn from the best. Thank team for making it happen. ❤️🙏🤘
❤️ Mahalos Charlie 🤙🏼
Another great podcast. "Saving Mr. Banks"
I loved the Mickey Mouse theme song! I grew up watching that tv show.
I never felt so compelled to watch your podcasts in 4k on a big screen TV until this episode. Rockin’ intro! 🤘This episode brought back so many childhood memories. Thank you, guys, for the sprinkle of magic. Aloha! 🤙
🤘🏼🤙🏼 TY Mark!
Thank you!
So many good tunes 😍 taking me right back to childhood days, and Ian is such a beautiful player!!
❤️🤙🏼
Dang. Ian manages to explain things and share thoughts I could never find words for.
right?! mahalo Chris 🤙🏼
Fantastic master class!!
Interesting to watch a master play in multiple tunings. I MUST see Ian in concert. Andrew and crew another great interview. Big time Hana ho
Yes! Mahalo Gary!
He is so good!!!😍😍
Yes!❤️mahalo MJ🤙🏼
Do you guys host online courses or workshops? I'd love to learn !
Please tell Ian I would love to be a beta tester for his beginning advanced ukulele book.
great session ...thankyou....
mahalo🤙🏼
What detail ! Thanks so interesting & beautiful
Thanks David!
Wow awesome stuff guys.
thx Mark!
Man 2 of my faves tmnt and ukulele
🙌🏽 Mahalo!
Q:"Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
A:"Yes, I can by listening to this podcast"
Many thanks for presenting this juwel.
Mahalo! ❤️
Since I can’t give more than one like, two snaps up
TMNT theme was awesome!
🙌🏽🐢 Mahalo Rudy!
Great episode! What is the tuning for Ian's ukulele - reentrant baritone?
ReEntrant - GCEA!
@@musicianosullivan wow! the depth of that tone - I was sure there was a low G in there!
Where can I buy Ian’s recordings?
Currently CDs are directly through my website. I have one solo EP on spotify and itunes called "Songs for my Son". I had a couple other full length guitar albums digitally available but took them down to re-release them under a record label.
The movie about Mary Poppins is “Saving Mr. Banks,” really good
Ahh, and I'm sure I got details wrong. I remember it being good tho!
Salted mango romero creations came in plays so good thanks...
Spalted
@@mattholtz5525 Spalted is indeed the right word but I wouldn't mind salted mango either 😉 especially the green ones 😁
Mahalo! 🤙🏼
Good day,
Too bad there are no subtitles, I don't speak English that well.
Sincerely, Vladislav
My job doesn't allow me to have (very little) fingernails... Any suggestions?
Alaska Picks, or Rico Nails(temporary nails for playing guitar), both easy to find via google search. On a side note, Playing without nails can be very good for developing ones technique. Nails are very distracting and we often end up focusing more on nail shape or nail tone rather than good hand position and how the fingers move, posture, musical analysis, sustain of melody notes, shaping a melody etc etc etc. There is a whole world of things musicians need to develop besides nails. Short story long, don't feel too bad about not playing with nails.