December 10th Workshop

November 26, 2025December 24, 2025

Have you ever admired a ukulele player performing an instrumental piece and wished you could do the same? Now’s your chance! Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to play a simple chord melody and create beautiful music without singing.

We’ll focus on the classic song “Love Me Tender” (also known as “Aura Lee”) and guide you step by step through playing the chords and connecting notes to make the melody shine. It’s easier than it looks—even confident beginners can start exploring this technique!

When and Where

📅 Date: Wednesday, December 10th
⏰ Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Location: Millcreek Library, 2266 East Evergreen Avenue

During the workshop, we’ll cover:

How to read tablature
Tips for chord melody playing
One-on-one assistance from our helpers, if needed

Be brave and join us for a fun and rewarding experience!

Chart

Sorry, the chart for this workshop is no longer available to the public.

What to Bring:

Your ukulele
A stand
The provided song chart

Additional Notes:

Workshops are free!
We don’t have a baritone arrangement for this song, but baritone players are absolutely welcome to join in using a standard ukulele!
Special thanks to Strummer Max Willard for creating this arrangement.

Map to Millcreek Library

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