_easy-ukulele-chords-124-c-major-chord-mania-tutorial-124-4k.jpg "Easy Ukulele Chords | C Major Chord Mania!!! Tutorial | 4K from major chord guitar finger position Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 02-Apr-2018
✓ Published: 02-Apr-2018
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The Chord Mania!!! series is back. This time with all 4K video. Free Chord Chart at www.ukelikethepros.com/p/chordsnnIn this ukulele tutorial I'm going to show you how to the play the very first chord that ukulele players learn, the C Major chord.nnWe will discuss the notes involved in the C chord as well as show you how to take this chord shape and move it up and down the ukulele neck so you can essentially play any major chord.nnKeep in mind that the C chord is a simple one finger chord played
The Chord Mania!!! series is back. This time with all 4K video. Free Chord Chart at www.ukelikethepros.com/p/chordsnnIn this ukulele tutorial I'm going to show you how to the play the very first chord that ukulele players learn, the C Major chord.nnWe will discuss the notes involved in the C chord as well as show you how to take this chord shape and move it up and down the ukulele neck so you can essentially play any major chord.nnKeep in mind that the C chord is a simple one finger chord played
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