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Ukulele Lessons and Reference Charts

Here are a few of the over 200 FREE, out of over 600 lessons from my LearningUkulele.com sites.

LearningUkulele.com contains hundreds of lessons for biginners to very advanced players. There is bound to be something you'll get out of the lessons.

Learning the Ukulele Fingerboard

If there's one this when learning the ukulele that gives you one of the biggest return for your investment in time to learn - It's learning the names of the note of the ukulele fingerboard. This isn't learning to read music, it's as simply expanding on and learning more than open strings that you might already know. Every frets has names with two other frets using only the natural letters of music (A B C D E F G). Fret (5) in C tuning, low or high G is: C F A D. Fret (7) is D G B E. It's really that simple and one of the things you can do without actually having to hold an actual ukulele.

Here is a link to the first lessons in the
Learning the Ukulele Fingerboard series of lessons .

Basic Ukulele Chords Charts

A core set of basic ukulele chords that ALL Ukulele players should know in - at least - the five common keys of C, G, D, A and E. As well as the common seventh chords for common keys.

The chart is organized in common keys and covers basic chords in those keys. Of the 15 possible major and relative minor keys in music. There are five common keys to get started with: C, G, D, A, and E. This will allow you to play quite a few popular songs.

Here is a link to the first lessons in the
Basic Ukulele Chords Charts series of lessons .

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