Chord Spelling for Baritone Ukulele // Music Theory for Ukulele

[@michiganrider2782]

one word - AWSOME! You are an amazing teacher. Thanks you for an amazing lesson

[@tanumoykarmakar6510]

Thank you so much for making such a valuable in depth tutorial. Hope to see more

[@bhushan1427]

Thank you for making this video

[@lynnemarriott8755]

Another brilliant video 😊🎵

[@thatswell4130]

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[@SlashinAces]

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[@lauraminor656]

This is so fun! Great video!

[@snoopaka]

Cliffhanger ----- My question has always been which notes make up each chord and is there a particular order of those notes? Some chords have 3 notes and some have 4. Rocket science is probably easier. JK. Great lesson. I'll be sure to be watching for the next video for the answer to the cliffhanger.

[@AbigailFlowersMusic]

Yes! It can be complicated until you memorize the pattern, but I’m planning on speaking to that on Thursday! I will say that “triads” are the chords with 3 notes. Chords that don’t end in numbers are triads. So G, Db, and F#m are all triads, while C7, F6, and Abmaj7 are not triads. But yes, much more on this Thursday. Thank you for watching!