Workshop: Yellow Submarine – May 6th

April 28, 2026May 30, 2026

The Salt Lake Strummers are doing something we’ve never done before! We’re learning “Yellow Submarine” in a band/orchestra style, which means everyone will play a different part—just like a real ensemble.

This arrangement includes four separate parts (Chords, Uke 1, Uke 2, and Uke 3)

📅 Date: Wednesday, May 6th
⏰ Time: 6:30–8:00 PM
📍 Location: Holladay Library
(2150 E Murray Holladay Rd.)

🎯 Workshop Objectives

Recognize different types of musical notes
Understand note timing and rhythm
Learn the four ukulele parts
Play the song using tabs and chords

🎼 Music Parts & What to Bring

We have four versions of the song sheet (chords appear on all of them):

Update: The charts for this event are no longer available to the public.
If you are a Paid Member, you can always access charts in our Music Library.

All – For the leader; includes all parts
(No need to print unless you prefer it)
Uke 1 – Melody line
Uke 2 – Harmony
Uke 3 – Another harmony

👉 Please bring the three separate parts: Uke 1, Uke 2, and Uke 3 so you can try each part and decide which one you like best!

🎧 Audio Samples

Below you’ll find short sound clips of each individual part, posted in this order:
All, Uke 1, Uke 2, Uke 3

Update: The audio files for this event are no longer available to the public.
If you are a Paid Member, you can always access the charts and audio files in our Music Library.

These recordings are machine‑generated, so they don’t quite have the classic marching feel of the song—but they’ll give you a great idea of how each part sounds. We’ll add the marching style together as we learn.

We can’t wait to try this new format with you—it’s going to be fun! 🎶

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