Chords That Go Together - Ukulele // Key Of A Major

Learn the important chords in the Key of A Major. Then, enter to win this Solid Spruce Top Mahogany Travel Tenor Ukulele. Read on below.
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Ukulele Specs
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The ultra-thin Travel line is built to go anywhere. The thin body makes these light and portable-perfect for any adventure. The arched back is designed to deliver a huge sound.
Model: KA-SSTU-T
Size: Tenor
Top: Solid Spruce
Back & Sides: Mahogany
Binding: Black
Neck: Mahogany
Finish: Satin
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Headstock: Standard
Nut & Saddle: Graph Tech NuBone®
Strings: Aquila Super Nylgut®
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Measurements
Scale Length: 16.9375 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 25.75 inches, Body Length: 11.8125 inches, Number of Frets: 18, Width at Upper Bout: 6.9375 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 9.1875 inches, Width at Waist: 5.5 inches, Body Depth: 1.875 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.375 inches, Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.75 inches

[@GlendaKennedy-b2u]

Tension and resolve =👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Thanks for the explanation. No place like home!

[@vinylcafe2090]

Thanks for all the time and effort you put in your videos.Some are really of my favorites.Keep walking....

[@alanr1062]

I'm learning a lot of music theory from these videos

[@Jill9383]

A really helpful lesson for understanding chords that go together. Thanks

[@ukemullum]

You're very welcome!

[@mariescardsandcraft]

Great Lesson. Good for reinforcing music theory.

[@jackiehamilton793]

What a great explanation! Tension and release.

[@ukemullum]

Thank you!

[@elisemartin5448]

Wow. I’m learning so much from you. It’s a 1st for me doing theory and I’m thoroughly enjoying it. Handy keeping notes to look back on later

[@ukemullum]

Glad to hear it!

[@jackiehamilton793]

I like this idea. Something I need to work on.

[@traceylee2887]

I am new to music theory so I find this all very strange. However, I have just started a theory challenge on another site and your video has helped cement some of the lessons I have learnt there. Thanks Stu

[@ukemullum]

Thanks for sharing!

[@musicwithnina]

Thank you for this information ❤

[@sweetwoodruff5198]

Thanks! You make it so much easier!

[@ukemullum]

Glad to hear that!

[@vickirenz4767]

Always nice to review lessons about the different keys - and thanks for the worksheet!!!

[@ukemullum]

No worries!

[@TheOGSoul]

I really like the way you teach. Man that E chord is a pesky one though. Good tip on the E7, that one is much easier!

[@karlpriggee1033]

Thank you for the insight

[@albertobellido1086]

Thank You. It really helps

[@Erick273]

What a great way to explain how this works!

[@thewildwomenofanywherebeac8808]

Hey Stu. Great lesson and very well structured.

[@mandanajuon6537]

Thanks for this lesson. Always like to lear about music theory. Although I am familiar with some of the concepts, it's helpful to have it explained in different ways by different people.

[@sweetwoodruff5198]

I’ve learned so much from these videos!

[@Eugenehoe-k1r]

Thanks appreciate the learning :)

[@ukemullum]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kristyscott542]

Thanks for breaking it down and sharing your knowledge

[@FionaRaitt]

All new info to me. I am taking notes

[@andrewmills509]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and breaking this down it’s really helpful to get a better understanding

[@PaulaHutchinson-rk6vb]

It made sense listening to the blues 💙

[@khaydixon9923]

Good lesson that I will share

[@e.castlerock8454]

Thank you for the music theory lesson. I'm always interested in how/why music is put together in certain ways. Wasn't that into it years ago when I first started piano lessons, but now I love the theory part of music.

[@ukemullum]

same. I love it now. Must be a sign of maturity.

[@royupstone5648]

You are a great teacher! Thanks.

[@joeneufeld7897]

That was really interesting. Thanks for making it so clear and easy to follow.

[@ukemullum]

Thanks, Joe.🙂 You made my day!

[@FionaRaitt]

All new info to me. I am taking notes and learning heaps.

[@ukemullum]

Excellent!

[@michaelbolton2202]

Always a great learning experience. Thank you.

[@juevesanojaneliec]

Learning another chords 🫶🏻 it can be quite easy and fun to get going with some simple chords and launch right into a song with friends. Hope to watch more videos of you about ukulele. I really love ukulele ✨ Supporting you all the way. Thank you for this ❤️

[@colettep14804]

Thanks for the lesson!

[@fbales]

Excellent! Learned something new.

[@HamishWardrop-c8b]

Great video

[@ivryblock]

Great lesson. I’m usually run away when I hear the words music theory but I’m going to stick by your side.

[@ukemullum]

Great! It will open doors for you.

[@sueellen1211]

Great lesson, thank you!

[@yvonLEGALL-n5g]

Clear 🙂

[@lionelcoombes2122]

Thanks great lesson!

[@tricia814]

That was great

[@coolbreeze5683]

I always love an opportunity to use E7

[@robdejo]

Fantastic, just learned so much😍

[@ukemullum]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joanmcdonald5969]

Great tutorial

[@debbiegraham6342]

Hi Stu thanks 🙏

[@chipheptig417]

On to the next key!

[@harpo12900]

Very helpful!

[@francescobilotti1796]

That's really interesting. I liked the story of the home chord

[@ukemullum]

Thanks, Frances. Valuable information for me.

[@tailee3028]

Taking me back to music lessons from 30 years ago 😁

[@JunkerJude]

I like this chord combination.

[@JuniperCo]

Great cheers 👍👍👍

[@robdejo]

thank you!

[@demitr]

Another one motivation to learn E chord 😅

[@ebarbosa11]

I just went to your website and saw that you used to have uke nights. I would love to attend one if I were in your country. For now, i just wished I knew someone who plays ukelele close to me. I only have one friend that plays the acoustic guitar and although he is very patient Im far behind his skills 😅

[@ukemullum]

You would be welcomed with open arms. Might be time to move?

[@victorvicalely371]

nice

[@SueSanderson-m4q]

E njoying this instruction😊

[@donaldserreyn1505]

I have taken an interest in improv. This looks like it could help me.

[@ukemullum]

I would say most definitely.

[@folakemary5324]

All easy chords to learn👍

[@mufti5951]

Very well presented. Thank you.

[@boco888]

great music theory lesson - thank you! would like to see more ... I am a patreon subscriber

[@ukemullum]

hiya, thanks for your comment earlier on Patreon. Stay tuned.

[@susanlarsen8465]

Mahalo nui! A whole lot to unpack🌺

[@ukemullum]

the video will be here for you when you need to re-learn.

[@Michelle-p9q8r]

Great lesson. My music theory is a little less rusty.

[@dajo4349]

Some of those half barre chords are still a little difficult shapes. Guess I just need to work on limbering up my fingers. Thanks.

[@TonyHernandez-tt6xq]

Nicd job

[@demitr]

A ⬇️ ⬇️⬆️ ⬆️⬇️⬆️ D ⬇️⬇️ A⬇️

[@ronolson4598]

Now I have to translate to baritone.

[@ukemullum]

so you're in the Key of E with these shapes