Ukulele Video Lessons - High Major Chords Part 1. The chords that we will be going over in this article are the A chord, the C chord and the D chord. We will be going over more of them in the next article.
High “A” chord – Place your middle finger on the second fret on the G string and place your pointer finger on the first fret on the C string. If you want a higher A, place your pointer finger on the fourth fret on the C string, place your middle finger on the fourth fret on the A string and your ring finger on the fifth fret on the E string. For a third version of high major A, bar the ninth fret and place your ring finger on the twelfth fret on the A string.
High “C” chord – Place your ring finger on the third fret on the A string. For a higher version of C, place your pointer finger on the third fret on the E string and place your pinky finger on the seventh fret on the A string. A third version of playing major C is to place your pointer finger on the seventh fret on the C string, hold your middle finger on the seventh fret A string and place your ring finger on the eighth fret on the E string.
High “D” chord – Place your pointer finger on the second fret on the G string, the middle finger on the second fret on the C string and the ring finger on the second fret on the E string. For a higher D, place your pointer finger on the fifth fret and hold down strings A and E, place your middle finger on the sixth fret on the C string and on the seventh fret place your ring finger on the G string.
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