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    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know
    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know
    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know
    Ebook106 pages15 minutes

    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know

    By Barry Maz

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    Barry Maz, author of the bestselling ukulele handbook series 'What Ukulele Players Really Want To Know' and the Got A Ukulele website returns with a handy addition to the ukulele players bookshelf.

    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know provides clear chord diagrams for the most common ukulele tunings in a format that can be carried around on an ereader, iPhone or iPad. In other words, wherever you are, you can have your chord charts with you for easy reference.

    The book contains over 300 clear chord charts including

    - key chords for the standard GCEA ukulele
    - popular beginners chords for the Baritone (DGBE) ukulele
    - chords for both GCEA and DGBE in left handed notation

    Whilst you may have chord charts at home, a ukulele chord book you can carry with you at all times is a must have download.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarry Maz
    Release dateMar 21, 2012
    ISBN9781476344065
    Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know
    Author

    Barry Maz

    Regular Joe, who started playing the ukulele a few years ago and got totally hooked!Concerned at the lack of absolute beginner help for the ukulele, set up the Got A Ukulele blog which has gone from strength to strength, and became the launch pad for me releasing a set of ukulele owners handbooks aimed squarely at the beginner.

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      Chords That Ukulele Players Really Want To Know - Barry Maz

      INTRODUCTION

      The idea of putting out some chord charts in a book has been nagging at me for some time. At the end of the day, you can find countless chord charts that you can print off all over the web. But I started to speak with some ukulele-playing friends and took their feedback. The suggestion was that a book of ukulele chords, particularly a book in e-format would be a welcome addition to the series of books put out by Got A Ukulele.

      The feedback advised that, whilst most new players had ukulele chord charts printed off and lying around the house, there were times when they didn’t have their chart to hand,

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