Island_Uke
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How can I do it?
How can I do it?
On this, more complex version of the same song, you'll note that the Uke finger patterns for G and G5 are identical, nor does my Hal Leonard Ukulele Chord finder book show a G5. So, and I'm guessing here, there isn't one.
If you know chord shapes on the guitar; then the same fingerings for the 4 high strings of the guitar will also be chords on the uke but 5 frets higher. For example a G shaped guitar chord, if you look at only the 4 high strings would be just one finger on the third fret of the highest string. If you make this chord on a ukulele in standard GCEA tuning then it is a C chord. It works like a guitar with a capo at the 5th fret.