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Summary: E major and F major are common ukulele chords used in blues progression. Learn how to play E and F major on the ukulele with tips tips from a ukulele player in this free music lesson video.
Daniel Bissell has been a professional theater actor for over four years. He has a genuine love of the ukulele. Daniel is self-taught and carries with him a binder filled with hundreds...read more
"Hi we're learning to play ukulele chords today and we're going to learn two more in this session. We're going to learn E and F. Now E, you start off by using, I use my pointer finger on the fourth string on the second fret and then I use my thumb again like we used for D but this time on the first, second and third string on the fourth fret. And there's an E. I met a little swell down in Degoba. And the next one we're going to learn, E, that was pretty fun, we're going to learn F. Now F, I will hold my middle finger down on the first string on the second fret and then hold my pointer finger down onto the third string on the first fret. And there's an F. And see now that we know C and F, that's the common blues progression as they say, or country music. There's a third one. We'll learn that. But... So, that's pretty fun. We got E and F."
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