These are good questions, the first being one that most beginning ukulele players have pondered at one time or another. While it’s true that really you could choose any chord as your first ukulele chord, and then learn the rest in any order, most beginning players like to start with 1- and 2-finger chords. What are these magic chords? I’m glad you asked! Read on to find out!
Common Beginner Chords
It’s very common for a ukulele player to start out by learning the 1-finger shapes of C, C7, Am, and A7 chords. These are frequently followed by F and/or A chords (2 fingers). G and G7 chords are 3-finger chords considered crucial by most players, as is the D chord. Em is another one I encourage you to learn early on. Eventually you’ll want to add D7 and E7, D7, B-family chords, and the much-maligned (but so worth learning!) E chord. Whew! That’s a mouthful.Â
Are ukulele Chords easy to learn?
Ukulele Chords are easy to learn with the help of Chord Mania! Â Yes, this is exactly where Chord Mania comes into the picture. The Chord Mania series is back, and this time with all the 4K videos. In this particular video tutorial, we are going to discuss one of the very first chords that the newbies tend to learn on a ukulele, i.e. “A Minor”.
I know this is one of the easiest chords to play even as a beginner, but this is what the Chord Mania Series is all about. I try to touch every basic element, so as to help you master things easily.
Like all the Chord Mania lessons, I will try to show you the main shape of the “A Minor.” What are the other basic elements? Well, I will also show you all the notes and the major scales related to it.
The most important part of the lesson is moving the chord about the neck. For being a good ukulele player, it is very important that you master the art of moving the chord up and down as this is very crucial while learning the bar chords.
So, try to master all the points discussed in the tutorial to learn the next chord lessons in an easier way.
List of Easy Ukulele Chords Tutorials:
Hope you like the tutorial!
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