Chords for Different Ukulele Sizes | How to Buy a Ukulele Part 1

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[Dm] _ _ Aloha, my [C] name is Taylor and I'm here [Dm] at Austin Bazaar and [Em] today we're [G] talking about ukuleles. _ _
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_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ Here we [E] have the four [F#] standard sizes of the ukulele, [Dm] starting smallest to biggest.
[C] We have the [D] soprano, concert, [G] tenor, and baritone.
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_ _ [C] _ First the [B] smallest is [E] the soprano.
Good for people with small hands or maybe children that are trying to learn to play.
[C] It has that really _ distinctive [Dm] ukulele sound that people think of when they think of ukuleles.
It normally has about 12 frets, super portable, [E] and really fun.
Next size up is the concert.
It's a little bit bigger than the soprano [Dm] and still [D] portable and fun but just a little
bit wider range of sound.
The soprano and the concert are fairly similar in size and sound.
This is when things [D#] start to [Am] change.
The tenor has a deeper [D] tone than the other two and has again more frets.
This is a great ukulele for a solo performer or somebody who maybe has experience with
a guitar and is looking for a different sound.
This is the baritone ukulele.
It is the largest of the four and it's going to have the deepest tone of all four as well.
The other three [E] ukuleles are tuned G, C, E, A.
The baritone is actually [C] tuned as if it
were the [B] bottom four strings of guitar.
So it's D, G, B, E.
This is a great ukulele for somebody who likes to do a lot of finger
picking and there are other six and eight string variations of this [C#] that give you [D] a
huge range of tone.
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