Mel Bay Understanding Ukulele Chords
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (505 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786672153 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 48 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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I spent a lot of that time memorizing chord positions and discovered that sometimes it is easier and sounds better to play some Robert Sackett I've been playing a baritone ukulele for about a year now. I spent a lot of that time memorizing chord positions and discovered that sometimes it is easier and sounds better to play some chords up the neck. This is a refinement of the "CAGED" system for guitar or baritone uke or "CAGFD" on the soprano uke (he lists both uke tunings, as in C/G, a blessing for baritone players who are usually ignored,) where, by memorizing these basic five lettere. M. R. Taylor said Looking to Seriously Stretch Yourself? : A Teacher's Perspective. Wow. At only Looking to Seriously Stretch Yourself? : A Teacher's Perspective M. R. Taylor Wow. At only 46 pages, Robbert van Renesse managed to blow my mind with this book (in a good way). First off, this is a book for serious players who want to master their instrument, not for someone who just wants to take it easy (there are plenty of books for that).On the surface, this book is about learning how to construct new chords by altering several basic chord shapes, thus freeing yourself from chord charts. The premise being that if you . 6 pages, Robbert van Renesse managed to blow my mind with this book (in a good way). First off, this is a book for serious players who want to master their instrument, not for someone who just wants to take it easy (there are plenty of books for that).On the surface, this book is about learning how to construct new chords by altering several basic chord shapes, thus freeing yourself from chord charts. The premise being that if you . very helpful! William J. Price this book is exactly what the title says! it teaches you about chords. fancy chords, fancy technique, understanding chords, their use, new applications for old chords. it is not a chord dictionary. you read this and think. you try the suggestions.you might read it in one sitting, but you must try the suggestions to really benefit from this book. very very worthwhile! did i mention that i like it?
There exist many excellent introductory ukulele methods, as well as extensive chord dictionaries. Instead, this book is intended for those players who wish to be able to sight read from a fake book, figure out the chords to a song without a chart, create accompaniments to their own songs, create chord solos, extend their chord vocabulary, or further their understanding of harmony.. This book is intended for ukulele players who had some experience with their instruments, but would like to increase their musical ability, as well as for guitarists who like to improve their accompaniment skills on the treble strings of the guitar