Published:
2003-01-01
Updated:
2003-01-01
Learning Ukulele with Curt
Chord a Day - March
Learn a new chord a day for the month of March.
Main Category: Chords Main Instrument: Ukulele
6 August 2026
Learn a new chord a day for the month of March.
32 lessons in the Chord a Day - March LessonSERIES :
Chord a Day, March 26th - F9#5
Learn a new Ukulele chord every day of the year. The chord for March 26th is F9#5.
Using the F7 from March 3rd we'll start to explore common alteration to this dominant chord. A key is to memorize what note changed - not an entirely new chord shape.
An alternate chord notation for 9#5, nine sharp five is: +9, 9+5. The + and aug refer the an augmented fifth. This is a raised fifth of the chord. The fifth of F is C so an aigmented or raised C is C#.
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Advanced Guide to Chords - Chord Building Chart
Chords can be categorized into four basic chord types; Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented. Here are the formulas for building the 11 basic 4-part chord types as well as the traditional triads. This chart can be used as a companion to any volume of The Advanced Guide to Guitar Chords and A Guide to Advanced Chords for Ukulele, which presents a highly organized and efficient approach to the mysterious subject of 4-part chords.
Basic Open Position `Ukulele Chord Chart for Lefties
A core set of basic ukulele chords that ALL Left Handed Ukulele players should know in the five common keys of C, G, D, A and E. With the possible seventh chords for the same common keys. The chart is organized in common keys and covers basic chords in these keys.
Chord a Day, January 11th - D7
Learn a new Ukulele chord every day of the year. The chord for January 11th is D7. This partial D7 is ofter referred to as the Hawaiian D7 chord after its use in the Chord sequence C D7 G7, a common turnaround in Hawaiian music. So much so that it's called the Hawaiian Turnaround.
Chord a Day, March 3rd - F7
Learn a new Ukulele chord every day of the year. The chord for March 3rd is F7. We are now entering into the so-called “Jazz” chord, world of chords. Technically “Jazz” chords are simply 4-part contemporary chords that find the use in a wide variety of traditional and contemporary music.
