What is a ukulele? What is a ukulele?

1. The ukulele is a plucked string instrument. It is similar to a guitar, but the ukulele only has 4 strings, which is 2 fewer than a guitar. The birthplace of ukulele is Portugal. In the 19th century, a Portuguese immigrant brought ukulele to Hawaii. Later, this small instrument became popular in Hawaii and got a Hawaiian name Ukulele.

2. The reason why ukulele is loved by people in Hawaii and even around the world is that ukulele is compact and highly portable, with most sizes ranging from 21 inches to 30 inches, that is, 53 cm to 76 cm long. Both adults and children can play. Second, because the ukulele has a beautiful tone and clear rhythm, it can play moving music with a high degree of freedom.