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Lesson 1: Anatomy and Labels
Lesson 1: Anatomy and Labels
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Types of Ukuleles
Types of Ukuleles
There are different sizes and types of ukulele. Soprano is the smallest and highest. The Baritone is tuned differently and lower.
I often use a concert or tenor ukulele. I prefer the tenor because it is a little bigger and more comfortable to play.
Anatomy of The Ukulele
Anatomy of The Ukulele
Be able to lable the parts of the ukulele
String Lables
String Lables
The strings are labeled by numbers (counting bottom to top) 1 2 3 and 4.
They also have letter names:
4th string (top): G
3rd string: C
2nd string:E
1st string (bottom): A
Finger Lables
Finger Lables
Your left hand will do the work on the frets and your right hand picks and strums. Your pointer on each hand is labled 1 to your pinky which is 4. This is important to know because I may give instructions like "Put your 1st finger on the 2nd fret"
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