Understanding Ukulele Chords

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Genre: Music feature 0: Author: by Robbert van Renesse feature 2: SkillLevel: Intermediate Brand: Mel Bay MPN: 20704 Item Height: 0.3 in ISBN: 9780786672158 feature 3: NumberofPages: 48 Language: English Book Title: Mel Bay Presents Understanding Ukulele Chords Item Weight: 4.9 Oz Item Width: 8.5 in Illustrator: Yes Author: Robbert Van Renesse Topic: Instruction & Study / General, Musical Instruments / Strings feature 6: Category: Style-Contemporary-Folk-Pop-Ukulele: Soprano----- Format: Trade Paperback Item Length: 11 in Model: 20704 Number of Pages: 48 Pages feature 5: ProductionSize: 8.75 x 11.75 width: 8.5 in Publication Year: 2004 feature 1: Format: Book feature 4: PublicationDate: 03_12_2004 height: 0.3 in Publisher: Mel Bay Publications, Incorporated

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Understanding Ukulele Chords. 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. 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. 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.