Baritone Ukulele Chord Melody | Mini Series | EP 1
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Baritone ukulele is all the rage lately! That's why I decided to put together a tutorial combining this beautiful warm instrument with my favorite style of playing: chord melody. In this series, we'll explore baritone chord melody in a few different keys, we'll develop our technique, and finally we'll apply those concepts to this style of music by learning a chord melody tune together.
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Thank you for all the baritone music. Been following for a while. My baritones are my favourite ukuleles. Thanks from Port Hope, Ontario area.
Thanks for adding more baritone videos! It’s difficult for a newbie like me to convert some of the info from the other uke videos and so I really appreciate it! And I love your breakdown of this chord melody. I’ve got something to practice tonight. :)
Agree and can totally relate! Thanks Kevin!
Thank you for all your Baritone content. Absolutely appreciate your presentation style and relatability. Wishing you all the best!
Yes! More chord melody for baritone from Michigan. Thanks
I love the way you take your time and explain
Thank you! My film director always says I'm too windy, but I just want to make sure I really get the concept explained :) - Kevin | allforuke.com/lessons
thank you so much from Murray, In NewZealand love the baritone more now than my guitar, thanks to you , my playing is so good, excited about the Kala I ordered through your site, cant wait untill it gets here, Keep up the great work you are so easy to understand
Appreciate you adding more Baritone! And I agree with others its challenging to interpret other uke information out there, especially being new! But I have so much fun following your videos and its fun!
Thanks, Kevin, for a great video! I've been wanting to learn chord melody for years before I even knew what it was called. I've recently switched to baritone ukulele (Makala MK-B) after long time struggles with guitar and am making good progress thanks to your beginner videos. Love your teaching technique!
This is exactly what I was looking for, been playing a baritone kala for a bit and really need some lessons, this was very helpful! Thank you from Massachusetts!!!
I'm loving Ukulele Baritone.
Thank you for making Baritone videos! Really easy to follow and I appreciate the short, easy melody. ENCORE!!! The lack of baritone resources is crazy, pretty sure you're the main one right now. I like my baritone better than my concert, so I'm searching like crazy for songs to practice with. It helps when the chord diagrams (or tabs) are present because coming from GCEA, it helps remind my brain to not get confused. Great job!!!
Love your breakdown. It makes a lot more sense and I could play along with your melody.
This was lovely. It is hard for me as I am new, but I love the challenge.
Wonderful. Thank you 😊
Dear Kevin
I come from the niche of cigarbox guitars. Since two days ago, with my new Ortega ru5ce baritone, I have started to learn it. I REALLY want to become good with it. My goal is by summer 2o24 to hit the streets busking around in my free time. I would like just to let you know that your channel is very well structured and a big thank you to you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Greetings from Switzerland. Your new student,
donfredu ✌️🤠👍
Nice one Kevin, the bm was handy and love the Gumby. Would you consider doing a tute on Raffertys The Ark with picking style on Baritone. Many regards Steve.
Yet another awesome tutorial! Thanks a bunch, really enjoying the baritone content
Happy to hear that! Thanks Max :) - Kevin | allforuke.com
Looking forward to this series!
Thank you for this great tutorial from down under in Australia.🥰
Thanks for watching! For more learning resources such as practice tracks, song sheets, and exclusive content, drop by the AllForUke community site and have a look around. All the best - Kevin | allforuke.com
The beginning made me think you were going to play Fargo North Dakota… ahhh you should do that one
ua-cam.com/video/W4NCC0dUXks/v-deo.htmlsi=6GYjeWmXel3zazDV this!!! Teach me how to play this!
Thanks from Madrid, Spain! Gracias!
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Loved this!!
terrific - I’m in Charlotesville, VA - oing to your website now
Great lesson, Kevin.
I have been playing guitar for 10 years and really have an urge to learn the baritone. I played in a ukulele club last week and fell in love. So ordered a snail s60B and it's arriving tomorrow.
Keep these coming!
From Southampton, England.
Go for it! Baritone is a blast. For more learning resources such as practice tracks, song sheets, and exclusive content, drop by the AllForUke community site and have a look around. All the best - Kevin | allforuke.com
@@AllForUke thanks the the reply. I have my baritone and I can not put it down. Great fun. I will check out your website. Happy Friday to you. 👍💪
Great video, thanks! 🙌🏼
Another well done vid - Keep em coming
I love this,thank you. Looking forward to more of this series
Thank you, these lessons are great. Learning so much 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Sheboygan. Much easier this time. Thanks for all your help. 😊
So pleasant
I play bluegrass music. I just ordered a new KALA baritone. Could you throw in some bluegrass tunes. Please and thank you . Your doing a great job of teaching!
Great simple into to chord melody> Thanks. Why is !st string, 3rd fret not strummed at the end of the first half of this composition?
Love playing chord melody on my baritone. It's funny how you almost immediately naturally grasp the waist of the uke and play mostly with the thumb unless fingerpicking occasionally needed. Just watch the uke greats and see this, it's just human physiology. But if you've got a traditional uke in GCEA, just replace the 4th string an octave lower (low G string), same sound just everything up a 4th in pitch, chord shapes same. But IMHO the baritone's lower pitch and sustain better at playing this style. BTW, Kala baritone ukes rock, mine a cedar top. Thanks!
This is a great video! Thank you! I enjoy chord-melody arrangements :)
Thanks for the great baritone content on your channel! I have been playing this and my wife just thinks it's lovely. I was wondering how to change the chord structure to make another verse and then play this section again to complete a song? Any comments appreciated!
Omg I got it 😀 thank you
more more more please
just decided to listen to baritone. I have a concert soprano and a ukadelic soprano. Maybe a baritone in my future. Had another snow day today! Berm is just at about 5' now.
Thanks so much for more baritone content! When we get better., are people able to site read this tab notation?
Sheboygan WI. Nice lesson 👍. Thank you
I have a Kala Baritone, but I just got Pepe Romero Baby Baritone strings and put this on my Kala Elite Tenor and it sounds amazing . . .
Very nice 🤓
Great video! I've heard of a 5-string ukulele - if it were an A chord, would it make the baritone a penta (G/Em)-lele? 🤔
Omg thank you !!!!
Love, love your lessons for baritone & subscribed to yourcweb page, but navigating it is difficult & confusing. Please, please add a search capability which I'd need before joining a paid plan. Thank you for being such a thorough instructor.
Maybe this is a weird question: I don’t have a baritone, but I have some guitars that I’ve gotten from other people. I’m wondering if these videos could help me learn to do more with the guitar. It’s the same too strings, right?
Here soon I am going to order a berotone. I'm torn between the Kala s, c, a, c, b, and the bamboo. Burrito I had a nephew that had an s c, a, c, b. And I really liked it but I liked the thought of the renewable resource that bamboo is. Any thoughts?
Beratone
Definately more chord melody please
Can you email the chord melody chart for this song? Its not available in the description.
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Confused with this one . Not sure what those numbers mean
hi, this format of music notation is called 'tabs'. The horizontal lines are the 4 strings (of the ukulele), with the bottom line being the D string, and the top line is the E string (since this is for baritone uke tuned DGBE). The number on a line/string tell you which FRET (of that string) to put your finger on. So a '3'means to put a finger on the third fret of that sting. .. Hoping that helps