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fingerstyle pieces that combine open strings with fingerings further up the neck), and the only option for a key change is to use a capo. Comprised of the notes B, D, and F sharp (F), the B minor chord lends a downcast tone to the normally chipper ukulele. Some songs can only be played in one key (e.g. Sometimes you just need to quickly raise the pitch of a whole song to suit a singer you are accompanying.Ī capo is useful when you want to keep the ringing sound of open strings in a new key. The 13th 6th, 13th is used when the chord is a 7th chord with added 6th, 6th chords are not 7th chords with added 6th.
Most of the time the 5th is left out (3rd note). Learn Chord guitar/ukulele: F13 - F sharp thirteenth - dominant seventh (normal seventh) chord with added 13th (6th). Yes, of course eventually you will want to learn to play in those ukulele keys without a capo, but even then a capo can be very useful. Chord: F13 - F sharp thirteenth - Composition Fingers. You could go higher than the 5th fret but the ukulele is a small instrument and it will get cramped!īut isn’t this cheating? No! Guitarists have used capos for years, as a quick way of changing the key of a song. If you can play C, F, G and Am (4 extremely common chords in the key of C), then you can put a capo on and play those same shapes and play in the keys of Db, D, Eb, E and F. By clipping it onto the neck at various position, you can play the same chord shapes you already know, but you will be playing in new ukulele keys, and they’ll sound like new chords! The capo is a very useful tool for the ukulele player. A capo is a clamp that fastens around the neck and holds down all the strings at the chosen fret, raising the pitch of the ukulele and increasing the potential for playing in different ukulele keys.
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