Chords
Learning ‘ukulele chords is most easily done with ‘ukulele chord charts. This vital part to becoming a good ‘ukulele player can be a challenge sometimes because material is hard to find. Here are some of my favorite resources for learning new and/or unique chords.
‘Ukulele Chord Charts
- Major
- Major 6th
- Major 7th
- Minor
- Minor 6th
- Minor 7-5
- Dominant 7th
- Dominant 9th
- Suspended 7th
- Diminished and Augmented chords
- C major, minor, and 7th substitution chords
Learn about resolving 7th chords
Song Chords – If you are looking for the chords to a song check out the ‘ukulele songs page.
Books – It is great to have a extensive book of ‘ukulele chord charts lying around so that next time you need to find a new voicing, you have a place to look. These are the two books we use:
Roy Sakuma’s Treasury of ‘Ukulele Chords shows four voicings on all of the ‘ukulele chord charts: Major, Minor, 7th, min7th, 6th, Maj7th, min6th, 9th, sus7th, min7-9, 7b9, 6/9, 7+5, 7-5, dim7th, Aug, Maj 9th, sus, 7+9, 13th, 13b9, and add9.
Hal Leonard ‘Ukulele Chord Finder 1,000 chord diagrams, 28 chord types with three voicings for each chord.
Web Sites - Here are some web sites that you can find ‘ukulele chord charts on:
Resources for Other ‘Ukulele Chord Charts
‘Ukulele Chord Chart (Blank)
Train Horn Chords – good chords to know in case you are ever asked to play Ka’a Ahi Kahului – or some other train song – with someone. No ‘ukulele chord charts, but interesting anyways.






You forgot one important chord page: http://4stringchords.com/
Hay I love Daniel Ho’s music. I have been trying to find the cords for his version of “nothing compares to you” and I cannot find them! Can someone please help me???
Carys
Thanks for the link Ukulus….it lead to a great Beatles for Uke page too!