The BEST Ukulele BAR CHORD Exercise for Beginners!

Learn my step-by-step approach to practice bar chords (barre chords) on your ukulele! Get GOOD at ukulele chords like Bm and Bb! Links below to my Bm and Bb tutorials, and more barre chord lessons. Check out my full interview with Lindsay Muller HERE! • Ukulele Tips for Begin...
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[@RickHardcore]

Very well played my friend!🎸

This is genius!!!

[@PierreHacheMusic]

;) oh stop! Lol. Thanks Lindsay!

[@brian423]

One constructive criticism of your excellent method: When it comes time to add a second, third, or fourth finger, I would prefer to make "real" chord shapes instead of random, arbitrary shapes. By analogy, if you're learning a language that's difficult to pronounce, wouldn't you want to practice by saying real words instead of wasting time and energy on random combinations of phonemes?

[@PierreHacheMusic]

I see your point Brian! And if you want to stick to more common chords at that point sure! But in music, any note combination is possible. You'll find all sorts of tricky chords and intervals in jazz and more modern classical music. Also, the less common shapes will still hugely improve your dexterity - more developping an ability than vocabulary. But your approach would tackle both at once for most, which is awesome and a great point.