NAPA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Renowned duo Craig Chee and Sarah Maisel have partnered with ArtistWorks exclusively to launch online Video Exchange® ukulele lessons for the first time. Known for their ability to make the ukulele accessible to players of all interest levels, and for their combined experiences teaching, Chee and Maisel offer lessons geared towards all levels and abilities, beginning today on ArtistWorks.com. When they’re not teaching, the couple can be found performing around the globe, and headlining some of the largest ukulele festivals in the world.
Says Patricia Butler, CEO of ArtistWorks, “The demand for Ukulele has made it overwhelmingly the most requested instrument for ArtistWorks to offer. We’ve found the perfect people to record a massive ukulele lesson library that everyone will enjoy and can use to learn to play their favorite songs. Ukulele has finally arrived at ArtistWorks.”
The ArtistWorks Video Exchange platform capitalizes on the power of the internet to bring personal lessons with master musicians to tens of thousands of students around the globe. ArtistWorks learners submit video of themselves playing for personal review and critique by their teacher. Students also have access to video submissions from peers, resulting in an ever-growing library of instructional content available to all.
For more information, or to sign-up for lessons with Craig Chee and Sarah Maisel on the ArtistWorks Video Exchange® platform, visit http://artistworks.com/ukulele.
About ArtistWorks, Inc.
In 2008, former AOL executive technologist David Butler set out to finally master jazz guitar. With no acceptable teachers in his area, he built a revolutionary online system to enable anyone to get direct feedback from a master teacher anywhere in the world. Founded by David and former financial executive Patricia Butler, ArtistWorks, Inc. is the leader in a new generation of online learning platforms. This patented Video Exchange® Learning platform enables world-renowned artists and musicians to “teach the world” by presenting their artistic legacy in the form of HD video lessons and direct feedback to subscribing students - creating an innovative, two-way online learning experience. For more information, visit ArtistWorks.com.
