Ukulele

The ukulele is a four-stringed Hawaiian instrument commonly associated with the playing of Hawaiian music. The ukulele originated in the 1880s in Hawaii, and has since become a popular instrument in many parts of the world. The ukulele is relatively easy to learn, and can be a great instrument for both beginners and experienced players alike. There are a variety of different techniques that can be used to play the ukulele, and there are many different types of ukuleles available on the market, so there is sure to be an instrument and style that is right for you. With a little practice and patience, you can be playing the ukulele in no time.

The first ukuleles were brought to Hawaii by Portuguese immigrants in the late 19th century. The name "ukulele" is derived from the Hawaiian word for "jumping flea", which describes the quick movement of the player's fingers on the strings.

The ukulele is commonly played in a solo or ensemble setting, and is a versatile instrument that can be strummed or plucked. It is typically tuned to the key of C, although other keys are also popular.