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Common Ukulele Tunings

Common Ukulele Tunings lessons available through Curt Sheller Publications

Common Ukulele Tunings

Lesson Code: UL101
Published: December 31, 1969
Updated: December 31, 1969

Lesson Info

Any tuning is possible on a ukulele as long as the construction supports it and a string is available.

Here are the most common tunings for the Ukulele shown in concert pitch.

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Comparing the High G and Low G, C Tunings

Lesson Code: UL14
Published: December 31, 1969
Updated: December 31, 1969

Lesson Info

There are benefits to exploring both C tunings. Good excuse to have more ukes -:)

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Natural, Sharp and Flat Notes of the Ukulele Fingerboard - C Tuning

Lesson Code: UL23
Published: December 31, 1969
Updated: December 31, 1969

Lesson Info

Standard music notation, the natural, sharp and flat notes of the ukulele fingerboard for C tuned ukuleles. Covers both high C and low G tuning variations.

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Natural, Sharp and Flat Notes of the Ukulele Fingerboard - D Tuning

Lesson Code: UL106
Published: December 31, 1969
Updated: December 31, 1969

Lesson Info

Standard notation - the natural, sharp and flat notes of the ukulele fingerboard for D tuned ukuleles. Both high A and low A variations.

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Natural, Sharp and Flat Notes of the Ukulele Fingerboard - G Tuning

Lesson Code: UL116
Published: December 31, 1969
Updated: December 31, 1969

Lesson Info

Standard notation - the natural, sharp and flat notes of the ukulele fingerboard for G tuned ukuleles. Both high D and low D variations.

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Ukulele- Reading Music Series - Primer

Reading music is not as hard as one might think. It may be new and unfamiliar but is not hard when you have a proper plan of attack.

Reading music on the ukulele is easier than reading music on guitar or piano. There are only four strings with a smaller range of possible notes.

Music in the key of C with all natural notes, no flats or sharps is pretty easy to play in open position on a ukulele. This would be the same as playing the white keys of a piano.

Standard music notation has been the Lingua Franco of musicians, both professionals and hobbyists for many centuries.

Reading standard music notation opens you up to vast world of published music.

Reading simple melodies in open position is the first step to reading music on the uke.

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