different chords position upto the 12fret
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zac987
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Here's a good website that shows you the notes as well as the positions. This way, you can learn what notes make up a chord and figure it out yourself after a while.
http://www.ezfolk.com/uke/chords/A_major/a_major.html
http://www.ezfolk.com/uke/chords/A_major/a_major.html
anthonyg
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Here's my favourite chord finder,
http://www.ukulele.nl/chordfinder.php
Keep on clicking on the chord you want for alternative positions.
Anthony
http://www.ukulele.nl/chordfinder.php
Keep on clicking on the chord you want for alternative positions.
Anthony
Uncle Rod Higuchi
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in book form, check out Roy Sakuma's Treasury of Ukulele Chords. (English or Japanese! - just saying 
)
If you will carefully observe the forms of the chords from nut to 12th fret, you will see a pattern that may help you to remember how to form the same chords in sequence.
for example:
F can be formed at 2012; then 5553; then 5558; then 10-988 or 'F' shape, 'E' shape, 'D' shape, and 'Bb' shape.
C would be 0003 ('D' shape including the nut); 5433 ('Bb' shape); 9787 ('F' shape).
keep uke'in',
)If you will carefully observe the forms of the chords from nut to 12th fret, you will see a pattern that may help you to remember how to form the same chords in sequence.
for example:
F can be formed at 2012; then 5553; then 5558; then 10-988 or 'F' shape, 'E' shape, 'D' shape, and 'Bb' shape.
C would be 0003 ('D' shape including the nut); 5433 ('Bb' shape); 9787 ('F' shape).
keep uke'in',
uncle rod, i will be bringing your ukulele boot camp to burma this january and teach ukulelein book form, check out Roy Sakuma's Treasury of Ukulele Chords. (English or Japanese! - just saying
If you will carefully observe the forms of the chords from nut to 12th fret, you will see a pattern that may help you to remember how to form the same chords in sequence.
for example:
F can be formed at 2012; then 5553; then 5558; then 10-988 or 'F' shape, 'E' shape, 'D' shape, and 'Bb' shape.
C would be 0003 ('D' shape including the nut); 5433 ('Bb' shape); 9787 ('F' shape).
keep uke'in',
Very handy site http://ukebuddy.com/
coolkayaker1
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I use the quintessential Roy Sakuma, too.
That Uke Buddy site is awesome. Thank you.
That Uke Buddy site is awesome. Thank you.
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