Apparently the single most important piece of paper for ukulele players is a ukulele chord chart or ukulele chord table. Whether you’re a complete beginner or advanced beginner, you will need to look for the chord diagram, if it’s not on the song sheet. I have created many varieties of ukulele chord charts in jam sessions and my classes. But where is THE one I can use on my website?
Please revisit to get the ukulele chord chart on this webpage.
Existing chord charts
Most sheets you find are TOO comprehensive, with chord diagrams you’ll never use in your lifetime. Besides,the chord diagrams are TINY, crammed onto one page.
I have produced MANY one-page chord sheets which are included in my books (Fun with Ukulele, Fun with Uke, Ukulele Exercises, etc) and given to my students in classes and workshops. I try to make these chord diagrams as big and clear as possible.
A really useful chord table
If the 20-80 rule applies, you only need the 20% of all chords to play the 80% of all songs that you want to play.
What are these chords?
How should they be ordered and organized so that you can find them quickly?
Alphabetically?
Circle of Fifths?
Common chord progressions?
Most frequently to least frequently used?
