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“Reading a chord chart is like a musical version of Battleship, where the number/letter pinpoint is fret/string.” Sample: G Chord (from left to right, place ) •Open 4th String •String 3, Fret 2 (S3, F2) •String 2, Fret 3 (S2, F3) •String 1, Fret 2 (S1, F2) BEGINNING UKULELE eBOOK © PLAY MUSIC COMPANY PAGE 7 of 13
PICK A CHORD ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE CIRCLE AND PLAY THE FIVE CHORDS THAT SURROUND IT. E.G. IF YOU PICK C, YOU WOULD PLAY C, F, G, Dm, Am and EM (IN ANY ORDER). NOTICE THAT THEY SOUND GREAT TOGETHER? FIND OUT MORE AT… http://ukulelego.com/tips/circle-fifths/ c F Am Em Bm F m Dm Gm Cm Fm B m E m G m C m B A e g d e b g C D C f a 4
THE U3A UKULELE BEGINNER’S COURSE CONTENTS: Introduction 1. Buying Your First Ukulele 2. Using an Electronic Tuner 3. Holding and Strumming 4. Learning the Chords 5. Rhythm 6. About Chords 7. Internet Support 8. Starting a Group 9. Future Directions Chord Chart – Right Hand Chord Chart – Left Hand Example Songs Index
I’ll be teaching you how to play basic chords, do basic strumming, and how to read those funny-looking chord diagrams. I’ll also teach you some of the basic vocabulary of music, and we’ll do a little bit of blues and some practice exercises. With the help of “Ukulele Crazy,” you’ll be able to play lots of easy songs.
Your First Ukulele Chords It’s time to actually learn how to play something. We’ll be learning three chords to start o!: C major, G major, and F major. As a side note, you can reference these chords and hundreds of others for free at the Ukulele Tricks chord library. C major To play a C major chord, place your ring finger on the 3rd fret of
two chord songs - how to use this book. People starting to play the uke will often want to start with the simplest of songs ie. those that do not require many chords.
Your First UKULELE LESSON READING CHORD DIAGRAMS Chord shapes will become second nature after lots of practice, but until then, chord diagrams are handy reminders of how to finger a chord. The dark horizontal line on top represents the nut of the ukulele, and the four vertical lines are the strings, from left to right: 4 3 2 1.
