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Extensive library of ukulele chord charts and diagrams in the 4 most-popular Uke Tunings. Trusted by thousands of Uke players.
Don't know where to start your Ukulele journey? Here are the most useful charts to get you started! Click on them to view detailed chord infos.
How to play the A on your ukulele. When playing A major, place your index finger at the first fret of the C string and your middle finger on the second fret of the G string.
In this list we have 30 songs that are perfect for playing on the ukulele. Not only are these songs fun, many are specifically chosen for their educational value. Almost all of the songs and genres that are popular follow patterns called chord progressions.
How to play the E on your ukulele. For the dreaded E major, we will need to use our pinky, and for many this is simply not easy to do! Take your index finger and place it on the first fret of the G string, and then put your middle finger on the second fret of the A string.
How to play the Gb (F#) on your ukulele. We can play Gb major with a full or partial barre chord, depending on what works best. Start by putting the index finger across the entire fret, with just a little bit hanging over the top.
How to play the Ab (G#) on your ukulele. First, we place the index finger across the third fret, making sure all the strings are pressed down. You may need to adjust your finger until the notes are clear when plucked.
How to play the Bm on your ukulele. The first step to Bm is placing your index finger across the second fret of all the strings. It helps to have the top joint slightly hanging over the top. You want to press all the strings down, that way they all sound clear when plucked.
How to play the Asus2 on your ukulele. The Asus2 is a barre chord and a stretch for the fingers so it will likely take more practice. The index finger goes across the second fret, let the top of the joint hang over the top.
How to play the Bb (A#) on your ukulele. The Bb major chord can either be played as a half or full barre chord. For the full barre chord we place our whole finger over the first fret, with the top slightly hanging over. Make sure that your finger presses every string down, it may take slight adjustments. For the half barre we just use the top ...