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Curt Sheller • All Things `Ukulele and Jazz Guitar

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Selecting a Ukulele

These are the ukuleles that I currently play and recommend.

The Ko'olau and Martin are higher end ukuleles. For a more intermediate ukuleles that sounds great and travel great I recommend a Fluke or Flea from Flea Market Music.

For beginner and intermediate ukuleles you can't go wrong with a Kala or Pono ukulele.

Selecting a Ukulele

Lesson Code: UL128
Published: 2005-01-02
Updated: 2011-12-09

Lesson Info

The ukulele (pronounced oo-koo-lele) comes in four sizes: Soprano (sometimes called Standard), Concert, Tenor and Baritone. The Baritone is tuned just like the four thin strings of a standard tuned guitar and called "G" tuning (D G B E). The Soprano, Concert and Tenor is typically tuning in a "C" Tuning (G C E A) or "D" tuning (A D F# B). The Tenor can also be tuned like the Baritone ukulele.

Lessons Link

click on below link for complete lesson.

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Hard Copy Book: $9.95
PDF Download: $4.95

A Guide to Ukulele Chords - 2nd Edition

A Guide to Ukulele Chords is designed as a guide to ukulele (pronounced “oo-koo-lele”) chords. Covering the basic ukulele chords that ALL ukulele players SHOULD know. A Guide to Ukulele Chords covers movable chord forms, rock chords, how to transpose chords, learning the ukulele fingerboard and includes an introduction to 4-part, a.k.a “jazz” chords and more...

From a few “core, basic chord shapes and a understanding of how chords are constructed. Your chord vocabulary can be dramatically increased without memorizing countless chord shapes. There are too many chord shapes to memorize.

More info and complete samples of entire book.

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UL128 - SELECTING_A_UKULELE.PHP | Updated: Monday, 26th March, 2012 @ 08:31am

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