It may not be your favorite chord but it can help you be the kind of ukulele player who can play in ANY KEY. Just think about it!
So…..warm up with the finger exercises - stretches and then snaking up the neck, keeping your fingers as close to the fretboard and possible. I am unable to get my scanner working tonight but I will try to scan a diagram for you when it agrees to scan again.
Practice the new "closed" chord shape using it for the F chord. It is the third shape on the page that I gave you. Remember that the root is on the C string. Use Iko Iko (BUG book) and On top of Old Smoky (Daily Ukulele) to work on changing from C to F (both closed shapes).
Continue to practice the Tennessee Waltz using closed shapes and 3/4 Waltz Strum.
So…..warm up with the finger exercises - stretches and then snaking up the neck, keeping your fingers as close to the fretboard and possible. I am unable to get my scanner working tonight but I will try to scan a diagram for you when it agrees to scan again.
Practice the new "closed" chord shape using it for the F chord. It is the third shape on the page that I gave you. Remember that the root is on the C string. Use Iko Iko (BUG book) and On top of Old Smoky (Daily Ukulele) to work on changing from C to F (both closed shapes).
Continue to practice the Tennessee Waltz using closed shapes and 3/4 Waltz Strum.
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