Chord Diagrams
Chords are learned with the help of a chord diagram. This will show you exactly where to place your left hand fingers in order to play a particular chord. A chord diagram is a grid of horizontal and vertical lines representing the strings and frets of the Ukulele as shown.
The dots show you where to place your left hand fingers. The number tells you which finger to place on the string just before the fret. If there is no dot on a string, you play it as an open (not fretted) string.
Class Sessions
1- The Rudiments Of Music
2- INTRODUCTION
3- A Chords
4- Using a Tuner
5- Time Signatures
6- B<span class=" symbolA">b</span>/A<span class="symbolA">#</span> Chords
7- Note Values
8- B Chords
9- Chord Diagrams
10- Strumming
11- C Chords
12- Notes, Rhythms And Rests
13- C<span class=" symbolA">#</span>/D<span class="symbolA">b</span> Chords
14- How To Hold The Ukulele
15- The Major Scale
16- Left Hand Technique
17- D Chords
18- Sharps And Flats
19- The Chromatic Scale
20- Parts Of The Ukulele
21- E<span class=" symbolA">b</span>/D<span class="symbolA">#</span> Chords
22- More About Major Scales
23- E Chords
24- What Is A Chord?
25- The F Major Scale
26- F Chords
27- How To Read Sheet Music
28- F<span class=" symbolA">#</span>/G<span class="symbolA">b</span> Chords
29- Easy Chord Table
30- Keys And Key Signatures
31- G Chords
32- Chord Symbols And Alternatives
33- Transposing
34- A<span class=" symbolA">b</span>/G<span class="symbolA">#</span> Chords
35- How To Transpose
36- The Capo
37- Chord Construction
38- Chord Progressions
39- Turnaround Progressions