Reading chord charts is an essential skill for any ukulele player. This video will take you through how to find chord charts for songs you're looking for and also show you how to read them when you're playing. Take the quiz when you are finished to see if you remember what you learned!
Use the attached chord chart along with this instructional video. It will take you step by step through the song "Run Through Walls" by The Script. Once you feel comfortable playing through the song, move onto the Play Along Video.
This video is meant to be used AFTER Song Tutorial #3. When you are confident with your ability to switch between chords, give this a try! Playing with backing tracks will help you see how prepared you really are for playing at full speed.
If this is a struggle, that's ok! Play alongs are fun but they are definitely challenging. Do your best and drop out if you need to.
Work your way through the video in sections if you need to, and don't be afraid to pause and rewind as much as is necessary. Piece the song together slowly until you're able to get the whole way through! Use the chord chart from the song tutorial as a reference if you need it.
This play along video falls under fair use and is for educational purposes only. I do not own or claim any ownership over the copyrights of this song. It may be used only in educational settings and for the purpose of teaching a specific musical skill.
This song tutorial will reinforce the G chord by using it in the song "True Colors" from the movie Trolls. Chords needed: C, Am, F, G.
This video is meant to be used AFTER Song Tutorial #4. When you are confident with your ability to switch between chords, give this a try! Playing with backing tracks will help you see how prepared you really are for playing at full speed.
If this is a struggle, that's ok! Play alongs are fun but they are definitely challenging. Do your best and drop out if you need to.
Work your way through the video in sections if you need to, and don't be afraid to pause and rewind as much as is necessary. Piece the song together slowly until you're able to get the whole way through! Use the chord chart from the song tutorial as a reference if you need it.
This play along video falls under fair use and is for educational purposes only. I do not own or claim any ownership over the copyrights of this song. It may be used only in educational settings and for the purpose of teaching a specific musical skill.
Watch this video and work on the attached document to learn and practice the Dm chord.
Use this tutorial to learn the song "Someone You Loved" by Lewis Capaldi, using C, Am, F, G and Dm Chords.
This Play Along video for "Someone You Loved" by Lewis Capaldi is a great opportunity to use the Dm chord for the first time (although it is only in the bridge).
Be sure you've learned the song with the song tutorial and chord chart before trying this.
This version is pitch-bent into the key of C for easier playability. You would not be able to play this with the original recording unless you used a Capo on the 1st fret.
This play along video falls under fair use and is for educational purposes only. I do not own or claim any ownership over the copyrights of this song. It may be used only in educational settings and for the purpose of teaching a specific musical skill.
Use this video and the attached document to learn and practice the Em Chord.
Use this video and the attached document to learn and practice the E7 Chord.
Use this video and the attached document to learn and play the song "Over the Rainbow" by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. Chords needed: C, Am, F, G, Em, E7.
This video is meant to be used AFTER Song Tutorial #6. When you are confident with your ability to switch between chords, give this a try! Playing with backing tracks will help you see how prepared you really are for playing at full speed.
If this is a struggle, that's ok! Play alongs are fun but they are definitely challenging. Do your best and drop out if you need to.
Work your way through the video in sections if you need to, and don't be afraid to pause and rewind as much as is necessary. Piece the song together slowly until you're able to get the whole way through! Use the chord chart from the song tutorial as a reference if you need it.
This play along video falls under fair use and is for educational purposes only. I do not own or claim any ownership over the copyrights of this song. It may be used only in educational settings and for the purpose of teaching a specific musical skill.
Use this video and the accompanying chord chart to learn the song "Trampoline" by Shaed. Chords needed: C, Am, F, G, E7.
This video is meant to be used AFTER Song Tutorial #7. When you are confident with your ability to switch between chords, give this a try! Playing with backing tracks will help you see how prepared you really are for playing at full speed.
If this is a struggle, that's ok! Play alongs are fun but they are definitely challenging. Do your best and drop out if you need to.
Work your way through the video in sections if you need to, and don't be afraid to pause and rewind as much as is necessary. Piece the song together slowly until you're able to get the whole way through! Use the chord chart from the song tutorial as a reference if you need it.
This play along video falls under fair use and is for educational purposes only. I do not own or claim any ownership over the copyrights of this song. It may be used only in educational settings and for the purpose of teaching a specific musical skill.
Use this video and the accompanying document to learn and practice the D Major Chord.
