Published:
2013-07-19
Updated:
2020-06-03
Learning Ukulele with Curt
Core Ukulele Chords - Sevenths
These chords are movable chord forms based on core 4-part seventh chords and triads with duplicated and/or omitted notes.
Author(s): Curt Sheller Publisher: Curt Sheller Publications Code: UL700c
Main Category: Chords Main Instrument: Ukulele
Categories: Chords
2026-08-23
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These chords are movable chord forms based on core 4-part seventh chords and triads with duplicated and/or omitted notes.
The first four seventh chords on the chart are the four seventh chords that are used to build ALL - yes all of your 4-part contemporary chords, commonly called jazz chords
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QuickStart Scale Fingerings for Ukulele, C Tuning - Ionian Scale
The Ionian scale is a major scale more commonly known by its traditional name - Major and one of six essential scales for ALL ukulele players. One octave scale fingering solutions for strings four and three and any finger with the Mixolydian scale chords are covered in all keys. Sample chord progressions for practice are included. Tunings: C with low or high G - (GCEA or gCEA). This book includes access to four studio recorded backing tracks for exploring the scale and improvisation in a variety of settings. Tracks are also great for practicing your chords against.
