An excellent, very easy to follow ( appropriate speed) intro to this instrument. Might take me a little time to adjust from GCEA to bari but has excited me - even at age 80!!
Thank you, Kevin. My beautiful mom just passed at the age of 91. She left me her Baritone Ukulele. I remember playing this as a child. I love the sound. I am looking forward to watching more of your beginners videos.
This is perfect for someone like me, who has never played any musical instruments. It’s exactly what I was looking for, everything from how to hold it properly, to some chords where you feel like you got this. Looking forward to the next lessons.
@@oOcitizenOo I bought cheap ukulele for my kids in general store 3 months ago (soprano version). Kids got bored with it fast so I started to play on it. When was looking for yt tutorials I realised that something like Baritone ukulele exists. I loved the warm sound of this instrument since the first moment I heard it. A month a go I bought one. I also considered buying tenor for a while but the tuning of baritone is better for what I like to play. I'm curious, have you bought anything?
You are a FABULOUS teacher 😊❤ THANK YOU so much for your clear and patient instruction! I cannot wait to do ALL of your lessons! This is such a GIFT! 🎉😊
Kevin, you're great! I bought my bariton U. yesterday, I love it. I found it by chance, I did not even know about the existence of this insturment, and I already LOVE it. Now I also found your lesson, I love it too, and I can only say THANK YOU! Greets from Argentina
My Baritone arrived about a half hour ago. Got it tuned and just learned the first 4 chords. Amazing. My fumble fingers I used on my tenor were tight and crowded, but on my new Baritone, they have plenty of room and fit easily.
I’m loving my Kala Baritone and getting ready to give one away on Instagram soon. So warm sounding. Building a good size library of baritone content on the A4U site if you want to check it out. All the best man - Kevin | www.allforuke.com/lessons
@@AllForUke Kevin, I watch uke sites most of every day, or is that "I watch uke sites every day for most of each day"? The first thing I noticed in most of them are all the ukes arrayed behind the OP. They all seem to have several, some, a dozen or more, so I guess I won't be too ashamed to tell you all that after only 0ne month, I now have 5 ukes, 3 tenors and 2 baritones. HAHAHA The Baritone I mentioned last week, my first, is a Kmise Baritone. And do not blow off Kmise and say "who". From what my untrained ear can detect, the Kmise sound better than brands like Kala and Oscar Schmidt. I own all 3. The real difference is playability. The other Baritone, a Zirikote Kala, has more finger room on the neck and is now my go to baby. It makes learning the chords fun and easy. BTW, if you check your websites hits, you'll probably notice I am here for hours every day. I have checked out everyone else's sites too, but, yours is most informative and I learn more here. I wish I could afford lessons.
This is one of d best channels I came across for getting a start on Ukulele Baritone after visiting many UA-camrs..✌🏼❤️Must say! U got immense patience.. 🤘🏼Usually d experts won't have dis factor, to put in d shoes of a beginner n keep on switching to d next phase.. Honestly, I felt I was there right infront of u n learning Uke wid patience.. Gained so much of confidence in d first video itself..😍Super happy to be ur subscriber..!! God bless.. ❤️ More success to u..😇 Immense Love from India..🤗♥️
Thank you so much for posting baritone intro videos! I’m a few days into practicing and am having trouble finding the cadence to the strum when not watching your videos! 🤪 I guess it’s all in the practice... appreciate your videos and hope for many more baritone tutorials!! Nicki from Long Beach, CA
Thank you Kevin... I got my Ukulele today that I ordered online and I completed this lesson. Its more difficult than playing my concert size uke... This lesson helped alot!
Fair warning, but, you may know this already, buying ukes is addictive. I have 5 already and I ordered my 6th this morning, another Baritone, Ohana BK-35CG. I had to go up to baritone though cause of big fingers fitting the frets. :o)
This is so fantastic! I just bought a Baritone Ukulele and wasn't sure where I'd start learning to play it, went on UA-cam and BOOM! There you are! Perfect! Thanks
Thanks good video. Just got a baritone, was trying t tenor but fingers to squashed, find the chords on the baritone much easer, fingers much more relaxed. I am a slow learner so would be nice if you could put a print out of the chords and strumming pattern, that way I could just look at the sheet and practice , practice till I get it, and go over and over each lesson with out having to use the computer all the time,, I can learn but because of mental problems it takes me much longer than most.
Excellent video. I am actually coming from the other direction. I have been a basic guitar strummer all my life. Nothing fancy just something to accompany me when I sing. Being 71 now, arthritis has made it a little harder to play the guitar. SO, I thought I would try uke. I went to a music store and tried a few out. Normal uke(Soprano, Tenor, Concert), not with these fat fingers, So I bought a baritone.. The good news is that I don't have to worry about tuning, in fact it is easy with two less strings to worry about, With good news, there is always bad news. I know how to play those chords with 6 strings, but, there are those pesky two less strings getting even, teaching this old dog new tricks with my left hand and trying to do it with only 4, is fun. Watching you work thru this and following you will be a big help. Thanks for the video.
Just got a baritone ukulele. My question is should I continue learning my tenor ukulele first or how difficult would it be to learn to play two sizes of ukulele at once.
Just back from the music store. Asked for a baritone uke instruction book; she tells me they don't stock many books because everybody orders online or goes to UA-cam, so here I am. Looks very good indeed. I can't imagine anybody doing a better job. thanks!✌😎
Your lessons are great, Kevin. I have some experience with the upper register ukes, but wanted to learn to play the bari fingerstyle, so I started there. But the first lesson gave me so much to think about with position that I moved here, and this first lesson has been a wonderful help. My left hand and wrist thank you!
I'm 65 years old and a beginner. I love your teaching style and this course. Thank you! I've been working on this lesson and soon moving onto lesson 2.
Just getting started to learn to play -- since a number of chords on the guitar have the lowest string(s) unplayed, I might as well learn on ah instrument that's also smaller but not too tiny for my meat-hook hands :-)
Just got my baritone uke (my first stringed instrument!) yesterday and I love it! Do you have any videos where you show the strumming hand up close? I’m having trouble figuring out the “hook“ thing. Right now, I am doing the down strum with the pad of my thumb and the up strum with the pad of my index finger, but I know that’s not right and I would like to figure it out.
It 's wild that I wrote a song almost a year ago with these chords before actually knowing what they were. Even crazier that the strumming pattern is almost the same too 👁👄👁
Noting where each section of the video begins is helping this newbie who needs lots of repetition. 😃 At 5:25 - 4 Chords: G, Em, C, D7 At 9:24 - Strumming patterns At 13:30 - Play along chord progressions
Just ordered mine today! Bought a Kala! So excited to learn from you! Thank -you for taking the time to make these video’s! Take care! ~~~Christy from Washington State
Hi Kevin, thanks for some wonderful courses, find you teaching skills very inspiring and your knowledge spot on. Would love to learn to play the Barry Uke but afraid the finances don't run to one just yet. Hey wait a minute, got a low G tenor, just tune it down 4 tones and I'm away, when the pennies add up I will be able to play that new baritone as soon as I get it Thanks
Got my Kala baritone uke today ( not the same as the one you are using but a different model) the sound is soooo good and I can get to the frets with my big fingers its a delight, Im over the moon with it. Good to be a member of AllForUke.. keep these lessons coming Kevin Cheers :-)
Love watching your videos even when I have a concert uke. Tysm for your lesson. It is useful, informative. Is Okay when I hold my uke about 70-80° angle, not 45? I'm about concert uke. I'm comfortable with it.
Out of no where l wanted to learn how to play baritone ukulele so l did my research and l think this is the one l want I’m really sure l want this one. Thank you so much I’m so exited to start learning
Thanks! If you're looking for more learning resources, drop by my site and check out the song sheets, chord charts, tabs and lesson worksheets. We also have a nice library of practice tracks that you can play along with to practice these lessons. Thanks for learning with me! - Kevin | www.allforuke.com/lessons
Thank for doing this series for Bari Ukulele. I have had a Bari for a while but don't play it much, so I am doubly glad to find this series. Thank you. I need to catch up on your other videos :)
Well my new Baritone came, but I am struggling with some of the cords like D 7 for example. To get straight down on the strings you must bend your ring and middle finger. My arthritis does not allow that. Is there a splint I could buy that would hold those two fingers at a bent angle? I just want to be able to play a few simple songs, but I'm going to need help.
Hi can you play a baritone ukulele alongside standard ukuleles? I know the chord shapes will be different but will the chord names be the same? Thank you
I'm a newbie, but if I understand correctly, the shapes are the same, but names are different. I think if you played a standard uke song on a baritone it would still sound the same, but in a lower key. I just bought my first uke today, a baritone, so I may be wrong. It would be great if someone could confirm this.
After months of going back and forth, I recently bought a baritone ukulele and it's so difficult to find decent beginner tutorials for it. So, thank you for this! :)
I'm excited to learn how to play the baritone ukulele that a friend gifted to me. I love the vibe of your video. As someone who is 100% unfamiliar with its cords and strings though, I would find it really helpful if your camera shot showed an upclose shot of the finger positions you're talking about. I'm not really sure what you're doing up top there. Is your finger pad on just one string or is your finger laying across all the strings, etc? Hopefully I'll get the hang of this.
Any chance you could do a tutorial on how to play mark knoepfler storybook love from the classic Princess bride? No one has done a proper tutorial on uke for it on UA-cam and I'm sure a lot of 90s babies would appreciate it 😉
I have arthritis in my pointer finger, the tip is curves towards my middle finger. Can I try to use my thumb on the "D" string for the "C" cord ans the "D7"
When I am doing the down stroke I get a scratchy sound form my finger nail, had the same with the tenor, but when I use my thumb or soft pick sounds much better. Get it even playing light, heaver just seem to cover it up some Is there a fix for this I do have my nails cut very short.
just found some wood to build one. Im a classical guitar player, so this one should be easy to play. Best way to learn the chords on the Baritone is to look at guitar chords diagrams and cut the 6th and 5th string off. great video
How do you feel about buying a wide nut uke? My fingers are so fat on the tenor uke I just bought and not I’m fond of the sound. Want to buy a baritone now for the deeper sound also not sure about getting sheet music. I was able to easily get music for tenor
Wonderful! If you're looking for more learning resources including practice tracks, song sheets and exercises, drop by my site and have a look. I think you'll dig it :) - Kevin | allforuke.com/memberships
All of the baritone players thank you for this series. We'll keep watching and learning.
An excellent, very easy to follow ( appropriate speed) intro to this instrument. Might take me a little time to adjust from GCEA to bari but has excited me - even at age 80!!
Go you❤️
Thank you, Kevin. My beautiful mom just passed at the age of 91. She left me her Baritone Ukulele. I remember playing this as a child. I love the sound. I am looking forward to watching more of your beginners videos.
CMeaganMichael, I recently read that good wood Ukes will last an average of 2 generations.
This is perfect for someone like me, who has never played any musical instruments. It’s exactly what I was looking for, everything from how to hold it properly, to some chords where you feel like you got this. Looking forward to the next lessons.
How is your progress going? Did you learn playing uk?
I wonder if i should buy tenor or baritone uke. Have never played any instrument before
@@oOcitizenOo I bought cheap ukulele for my kids in general store 3 months ago (soprano version). Kids got bored with it fast so I started to play on it. When was looking for yt tutorials I realised that something like Baritone ukulele exists. I loved the warm sound of this instrument since the first moment I heard it. A month a go I bought one. I also considered buying tenor for a while but the tuning of baritone is better for what I like to play.
I'm curious, have you bought anything?
I bought a Baritone in March to celebrate my 1 year anniversary of playing the Ukulele....im excited for this series....thank you !
You are a FABULOUS teacher 😊❤ THANK YOU so much for your clear and patient instruction! I cannot wait to do ALL of your lessons! This is such a GIFT! 🎉😊
You have no idea how helpful this has been! I just picked up a baritone and you pretty much saved my life with these videos lmao thanks so much!
Glad I could help!
Bought a baritone a couple days ago and love it. Your tutorials are easy to follow and are giving me a lot of confidence.
So glad you’re introducing the baritone! Hope you expand on this after your beginner series! Thanks Kevin!
Kevin provides a gentle, easy, non-threatening, informative experience for the beginner. Love it!
This is the absolute best playlist. Thank you so much, I had searched high and low, then my sister found this and it is gold!
just bought a baritone- what a great teacher....I'm playing chords in one day !! thank you
Kevin, you're great! I bought my bariton U. yesterday, I love it. I found it by chance, I did not even know about the existence of this insturment, and I already LOVE it. Now I also found your lesson, I love it too, and I can only say THANK YOU! Greets from Argentina
I enjoyed larning about the Baritone even though I only have a tenor, but one never knows. Thanks Kevin.
Thanks so much for this! Very helpful watching this. Just bought mine a week ago.
My Baritone arrived about a half hour ago. Got it tuned and just learned the first 4 chords. Amazing. My fumble fingers I used on my tenor were tight and crowded, but on my new Baritone, they have plenty of room and fit easily.
I’m loving my Kala Baritone and getting ready to give one away on Instagram soon. So warm sounding. Building a good size library of baritone content on the A4U site if you want to check it out. All the best man - Kevin | www.allforuke.com/lessons
@@AllForUke Kevin, I watch uke sites most of every day, or is that "I watch uke sites every day for most of each day"? The first thing I noticed in most of them are all the ukes arrayed behind the OP. They all seem to have several, some, a dozen or more, so I guess I won't be too ashamed to tell you all that after only 0ne month, I now have 5 ukes, 3 tenors and 2 baritones. HAHAHA The Baritone I mentioned last week, my first, is a Kmise Baritone. And do not blow off Kmise and say "who". From what my untrained ear can detect, the Kmise sound better than brands like Kala and Oscar Schmidt. I own all 3. The real difference is playability. The other Baritone, a Zirikote Kala, has more finger room on the neck and is now my go to baby. It makes learning the chords fun and easy.
BTW, if you check your websites hits, you'll probably notice I am here for hours every day. I have checked out everyone else's sites too, but, yours is most informative and I learn more here. I wish I could afford lessons.
This is one of d best channels I came across for getting a start on Ukulele Baritone after visiting many UA-camrs..✌🏼❤️Must say! U got immense patience.. 🤘🏼Usually d experts won't have dis factor, to put in d shoes of a beginner n keep on switching to d next phase.. Honestly, I felt I was there right infront of u n learning Uke wid patience.. Gained so much of confidence in d first video itself..😍Super happy to be ur subscriber..!! God bless.. ❤️ More success to u..😇 Immense Love from India..🤗♥️
Just started following your baritone series, playing to my wife's baby bump. 7 months in 😍 Thank you 😁👍🏻
Hi Kevin. The baritone sounds awesome. Makes me want to go out and buy one. Lovin it from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
Lovely! Thank you!
Very, very awesome! I just purchased the same instrument, so I love seeing it played!
Just bought one about 20 minutes ago. Gtting good already!
Thank you Kevin, takes me a week to do one lesson. But I am having fun.
Thank you so much for posting baritone intro videos! I’m a few days into practicing and am having trouble finding the cadence to the strum when not watching your videos! 🤪 I guess it’s all in the practice... appreciate your videos and hope for many more baritone tutorials!! Nicki from Long Beach, CA
Thank you so much! I’ve been practicing hard to try to keep up with on the last song. I’m getting there!
Thank you Kevin... I got my Ukulele today that I ordered online and I completed this lesson. Its more difficult than playing my concert size uke... This lesson helped alot!
suzette roberts which one did you get? Was it from amazon? Brand?
Fair warning, but, you may know this already, buying ukes is addictive. I have 5 already and I ordered my 6th this morning, another Baritone, Ohana BK-35CG. I had to go up to baritone though cause of big fingers fitting the frets. :o)
Yeah love my barri
I started this series a month ago and I'm still only on the third video cuz I just like to "discover" chords on my own!
Today is the day one for me! Thank you so much!!!!
Hey Kevin thanks.
Thank you
Thanks Kevin. More please. Enjoying the challenge as i am just starting the musical journey.
This is so fantastic! I just bought a Baritone Ukulele and wasn't sure where I'd start learning to play it, went on UA-cam and BOOM! There you are! Perfect! Thanks
Thanks good video. Just got a baritone, was trying t tenor but fingers to squashed, find the chords on the baritone much easer, fingers much more relaxed. I am a slow learner so would be nice if you could put a print out of the chords and strumming pattern, that way I could just look at the sheet and practice , practice till I get it, and go over and over each lesson with out having to use the computer all the time,, I can learn but because of mental problems it takes me much longer than most.
This was exactly what I needed and we'll presented. Thank you 👍
This tutorial made it surprisingly easy as an absolute beginner to string instruments, thank you sir!
THank you!
Nice. Thxs.
Can you create a tutorial on “If it makes you happy” from Sheryl Crow on Baratone Ukelele. It has a unique strum that I’m finding difficult.
What an excellent tutorial!!! You are AMAZING!
thank you :)
Excellent video. I am actually coming from the other direction. I have been a basic guitar strummer all my life. Nothing fancy just something to accompany me when I sing. Being 71 now, arthritis has made it a little harder to play the guitar. SO, I thought I would try uke. I went to a music store and tried a few out. Normal uke(Soprano, Tenor, Concert), not with these fat fingers, So I bought a baritone.. The good news is that I don't have to worry about tuning, in fact it is easy with two less strings to worry about, With good news, there is always bad news. I know how to play those chords with 6 strings, but, there are those pesky two less strings getting even, teaching this old dog new tricks with my left hand and trying to do it with only 4, is fun. Watching you work thru this and following you will be a big help. Thanks for the video.
😃😃 very easy to understand. Thank you
I start laughing each time I get to the part where he reminds us to smile, simply because I realize I'm making a ridiculous face while I focus
Just got a baritone ukulele. My question is should I continue learning my tenor ukulele first or how difficult would it be to learn to play two sizes of ukulele at once.
u do such a good job. Althouogh I am german I can understand every single word.
Just back from the music store. Asked for a baritone uke instruction book; she tells me they don't stock many books because everybody orders online or goes to UA-cam, so here I am. Looks very good indeed. I can't imagine anybody doing a better job. thanks!✌😎
Your lessons are great, Kevin. I have some experience with the upper register ukes, but wanted to learn to play the bari fingerstyle, so I started there. But the first lesson gave me so much to think about with position that I moved here, and this first lesson has been a wonderful help. My left hand and wrist thank you!
I'm 65 years old and a beginner. I love your teaching style and this course. Thank you! I've been working on this lesson and soon moving onto lesson 2.
Just getting started to learn to play -- since a number of chords on the guitar have the lowest string(s) unplayed, I might as well learn on ah instrument that's also smaller but not too tiny for my meat-hook hands :-)
What’s with the negative likes 🤷♀️. It’s free, it’s easy, it’s clear, he’s lovely - like he says SMILE 😀
Love these. Keep going please.
Shall I have nails on my strumming hand like guitar?
Just got my baritone uke (my first stringed instrument!) yesterday and I love it! Do you have any videos where you show the strumming hand up close? I’m having trouble figuring out the “hook“ thing. Right now, I am doing the down strum with the pad of my thumb and the up strum with the pad of my index finger, but I know that’s not right and I would like to figure it out.
Looking forward to more videos👍
This coming Tuesday :)
It 's wild that I wrote a song almost a year ago with these chords before actually knowing what they were. Even crazier that the strumming pattern is almost the same too 👁👄👁
Amazing!!!
Thankyou!!!!
Thank you for making us feel like this is possible!
Noting where each section of the video begins is helping this newbie who needs lots of repetition. 😃
At 5:25 - 4 Chords: G, Em, C, D7
At 9:24 - Strumming patterns
At 13:30 - Play along chord progressions
Thank you, this is very helpful for me! Also a newbee on the bari
Just ordered mine today! Bought a Kala! So excited to learn from you! Thank -you for taking the time to make these video’s! Take care! ~~~Christy from Washington State
Hi Kevin, thanks for some wonderful courses, find you teaching skills very inspiring and your knowledge spot on. Would love to learn to play the Barry Uke but afraid the finances don't run to one just yet.
Hey wait a minute, got a low G tenor, just tune it down 4 tones and I'm away, when the pennies add up I will be able to play that new baritone as soon as I get it
Thanks
Got my Kala baritone uke today ( not the same as the one you are using but a different model) the sound is soooo good and I can get to the frets with my big fingers its a delight, Im over the moon with it.
Good to be a member of AllForUke.. keep these lessons coming Kevin Cheers :-)
Wow thank you so much ! I tried learning years ago (without this video) and I quickly gave up. But this made all the difference in the world!
Love watching your videos even when I have a concert uke. Tysm for your lesson. It is useful, informative.
Is Okay when I hold my uke about 70-80° angle, not 45? I'm about concert uke. I'm comfortable with it.
Out of no where l wanted to learn how to play baritone ukulele so l did my research and l think this is the one l want I’m really sure l want this one. Thank you so much I’m so exited to start learning
Great !
Thanks! If you're looking for more learning resources, drop by my site and check out the song sheets, chord charts, tabs and lesson worksheets. We also have a nice library of practice tracks that you can play along with to practice these lessons. Thanks for learning with me! - Kevin | www.allforuke.com/lessons
Thank for doing this series for Bari Ukulele. I have had a Bari for a while but don't play it much, so I am doubly glad to find this series. Thank you. I need to catch up on your other videos :)
Hi, Kevin. I loved the instrument. Can you inform the code of It.?
What are your thoughts on a baritone tuned GCEA with a low G?
Well my new Baritone came, but I am struggling with some of the cords like D 7 for example. To get straight down on the strings you must bend your ring and middle finger. My arthritis does not allow that. Is there a splint I could buy that would hold those two fingers at a bent angle? I just want to be able to play a few simple songs, but I'm going to need help.
Hi am from India ♥️ I really like your Channel ♥️and am new subscriber also💖
Just started following your baritone series, playing to my wife's baby bump. 7 months in 😍 Thank you 😁👍🏻
That is awesome! I've been there man. Home stretch! First one? Thanks for learning with me - Kevin | allforuke.com
@@AllForUke Hi Kevin! Yes mate, first one, a wee girl 😍 Thanks again 😁👍🏻
I just received a baritone for Easter and this one video helped me soooo much. Thank you for putting this together.
Hi can you play a baritone ukulele alongside standard ukuleles? I know the chord shapes will be different but will the chord names be the same? Thank you
I'm a newbie, but if I understand correctly, the shapes are the same, but names are different. I think if you played a standard uke song on a baritone it would still sound the same, but in a lower key. I just bought my first uke today, a baritone, so I may be wrong. It would be great if someone could confirm this.
If you play a G cord on a Uke ,it will be a D on a baritone. So the shapes are the same but it is an other chord. Thus,,they will not sound the same
I've had my bari for 2 years and have never learned to play. I watched your first video, and I love it! I think I can do this!
thank you for teaching baritone. Lesson one was so helpful! cant wait to continuewith you!!!
Thank you for doing this. I’ve been playing for a year and still so green. I’m glad this is here for me to learn more.
G Chord: 5:45
Em Chord: 6:48
Cmaj Chord: 7:24
D7 Chord: 8:03
Down-Up Chord Strum: 14:31
Down-Up-Clap Chord Strum: 16:54
After months of going back and forth, I recently bought a baritone ukulele and it's so difficult to find decent beginner tutorials for it. So, thank you for this! :)
thank you so much! I had so much fun following along
Hell 😁 thank you so much for your video. I check your online course. Have you some specific courses for baritone? Thank you for your answer.
I'm excited to learn how to play the baritone ukulele that a friend gifted to me. I love the vibe of your video. As someone who is 100% unfamiliar with its cords and strings though, I would find it really helpful if your camera shot showed an upclose shot of the finger positions you're talking about. I'm not really sure what you're doing up top there. Is your finger pad on just one string or is your finger laying across all the strings, etc? Hopefully I'll get the hang of this.
Question Ukulele players! I just got a baritone ukulele it is a Greg Bennet and all strings are nylon except my low D. Why is that?
Any chance you could do a tutorial on how to play mark knoepfler storybook love from the classic Princess bride? No one has done a proper tutorial on uke for it on UA-cam and I'm sure a lot of 90s babies would appreciate it 😉
I have arthritis in my pointer finger, the tip is curves towards my middle finger. Can I try to use my thumb on the "D" string for the "C" cord ans the "D7"
After struggling through other online lessons, this one is perfect. Thank you so much.
When I am doing the down stroke I get a scratchy sound form my finger nail, had the same with the tenor, but when I use my thumb or soft pick sounds much better. Get it even playing light, heaver just seem to cover it up some Is there a fix for this I do have my nails cut very short.
So happy...can't wait for some music with baritone chords!
Great lesson :D Thank you Kevin :)
just found some wood to build one. Im a classical guitar player, so this one should be easy to play. Best way to learn the chords on the Baritone is to look at guitar chords diagrams and cut the 6th and 5th string off. great video
Ahhh down a fourth! I see.
I learned uke on D6 so to play with anyone I have to move it up one step. So I was trying to figure out the gap. Thanks!!
Never, ever, ever buy an instrument online! You have no idea how it sounds. And good luck taking it back if you hate the tone.
How do you feel about buying a wide nut uke? My fingers are so fat on the tenor uke I just bought and not I’m fond of the sound. Want to buy a baritone now for the deeper sound also not sure about getting sheet music. I was able to easily get music for tenor
Can you name some songs and offer links to songs that can be played with these 4 chords? Thanks!
Wish I'd found this video before I injured my wrist trying to learn guitar!
Which instructional/song books or other material do you recommend for the baritone?
I just received mine 2 days ago and you are absolutely fantastic! Thank you for being here!
Wonderful! If you're looking for more learning resources including practice tracks, song sheets and exercises, drop by my site and have a look. I think you'll dig it :) - Kevin | allforuke.com/memberships
No matter how I try to hold mine it slides around all over the place. Suggestion?
Are you strumming with your fingernail on the down stroke? Thanks