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We tend to forget just what computers are excellent at – Finding Things! There are a few levels of searching available on LearningUkulele.com. The fastest is to use the NEW Super Fast Fuzzy Search engine using the open-source search engine; MeiliSearch with the buttons right below for Lessons, Books, Lesson Series, Songs, Videos, etc. For a Site-Wide/General search, use the DuckDuckDuckGo search below. For a deeper-dive into the Lessons, Books, and Songs by subject, use the Search By Subject buttons directly below.

UPDATED:
7 April 2025

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MeiliSearch: "Super" Fast Fuzzy Searches

LearningUkulele.com uses Fuzzy search using MeiliSearch . An open source, blazingly fast and hyper relevant search-engine that will improve your search experience on LearningUkulele.com / Learning Ukulele with Curt. Searches names, titles and descriptions. And you don't even have to spell correctly. This IS super fast.

Search for Lessons, Books, Lesson Series, Songs, Videos, Related Assets. Looking for info on Diminished Chords or Scale simply type Diminished and let it fly. Looking for Dominant, type in that see what shows up. Searching for a Luthiers? Try "Kamaka" and see what they are up to now. Need to Amplify you ukulele?

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With the site growing to over 700+ lessons and hundreds of listings for builder, manufactures, ukulele festivals and clubs, etc... It gets a little hard, even for me, to find what I'm looking for or even know I have is something on the site already.

Search for anything on the site. Looking for info on Diminished Chords or Scale simply type Diminished and let it fly. Looking for Dominant, type in that see what shows up. Searching for a Luthiers? Try "Kamaka" and see what they are u to now. Need to "Amplify" you ukulele?

Asset Specific Search by Subjects

Using the wonders of modern computer programming and databases. I have tagged all Lessons, Books, and Songs with multiple subjects tags as lessons, songs, books typically can cover several areas of study.

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