Mahalo MR1LBU Soprano Ukulele - Light Blue

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The ukulele can be heard in a number of musical styles, from traditional folk music to modern pop and everything in between. Here at Andertons Music Co, we’re proud to offer one of the best ukulele selections in the UK. Our range includes offerings from Mahalo, Alvarez, Gretsch, Ibanezand many more, with modern ranges like the Fender California Series taking a step up in terms of quality. At GAK, we supply a variety of ukulele types, including Soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone ukuleles, so you’re bound to find the one that’s perfect for you. Whether you’re just starting out or are looking for something more professional, our range will have you covered. The standard variation of the 12 bar blues scale in C follows the sequence has the ukulele blues chords of C7, F, and G7 normally Incorporated. A good progression to start with is to play the C7 chord for 4 bars, 2 bars of the F chord, 2 bars of the C7 chord, one bar of the G7, a bar of F, and 2 bars of C7. By learning all these blues variations you can accelerate your playing from total amateur to crowd-pleaser. The Ukelele is a terrific instrument and by learning all the ukulele blues chords you add a great range of chords and sounds to your arsenal.To make a blues C chord, or the C7 chord, you would hold down the first fret of the A string, and play the other 3 chords in the open position. An instrument to inspire beginners of all ages. The Gear4music Ukulele is fun, portable and easy to play. With a quality build to stand the test of time, it will hold your interest throughout hours of play and practice.

As you can see, the structure is pretty simple. We can create a little bit more interest in this progression by using some variations. 12-Bar Blues Variations Ukuleles are really great instruments to have and compared to many other instruments they are incredibly easy to learn. Once you master the basics you may want to learn different styles of music, and we always recommend the blues. Once you learn the basic ukulele blues chords you’ll be able to play a number of popular hits, too!The chords above are expressed in roman numerals. The “7” next to the roman numerals represent that the chord is a dominant 7th chord. The first four measures of the 12-bar blues are played over the tonic chord I7. This means, if we were playing in the key of A, our I7 chord would be A7, if we were playing in key of D, our I7 chord would be D7, and so on.

It’s easy to see that 12 bar blues forms and structures are built around 12 bars in total. Now, each bar is often broken down into quarter notes where the strumming pattern we mentioned above. The ukulele as we know it took shape in Hawaii, derived from an instrument called a machete that was passed on by Portuguese immigrants. It’s commonly found with four nylon strings and smaller body than the acoustic guitar. To play a bar of A7, you would strum down, down, up down, up. Repeat that four times for the bars of A7, move on to playing that pattern twice on D7, and so forth.

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For example, a normal C chord is made by simply holding down the A string at the third fret. The g, C, and E strings are simply strummed.