How to Play Ukulele in Easy Way: Learn How to Play Ukulele in Easy Way by this Complete beginner’s guide Step by Step illustrated!Ukulele Basics, Features, Easy Instructions, Practice Exercises by Louis Harris & Carla Tyler

Author:Louis Harris & Carla Tyler [Harris, Louis & Tyler, Carla]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-02-17T00:00:00+00:00

E Minor: Option One

The primary rendition of the E minor chord we'll take a gander at is the most widely recognized one and requires three fingers to play. Third finger - C string - fourth fuss. Second finger - E string - third worry. First finger - A string - second fuss.

The remaining string (G) ought to remain open to give you the main way of playing the Em chord.

E Minor Chord: Alternative Version

As you would have seen, the primary way of playing the Em chord has two G notes in it: at the third fuss of the E string and the open G string.

For any chord, you just need to hear each note that makes it up once. So you can get rid of the one on the E string and let that string ring open as well (since the note E is clearly part of the Em chord).

This may string you as being an easier way to play the chord - since it takes one less finger to play - however that isn't valid.

Taking your finger off the E string will increase its stature. This makes it substantially more likely that you will accidentally quiet it with your ring finger. That's the reason the principal reversal we secured is the more popular.

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