I suggest that you use your first finger (index finger) to play the notes on the first fret, the second finger (middle finger) to play the notes on fret two and your ring finger to play the notes on your third fret.
I use my own form of Ukulele tab for articles like this to be sure that the tabs are readable on article sites. The more common Ukulele tab staff notation can be found on my site with ukulele tabs and free sheet music.
Ukulele for sale in uk First you will find the lyrics to the song, one line at a time. Below the lyrics I will show you the melody in a form of notation that I call number tablature. In this notation every note consists of two numbers, the first number tells you which fret to play and the following number which string to play. If the first number is a 0 it means that you play the string without pressing down a fret.
Ukulele for sale You can get live lessons on how to play a ukulele or most other musical instruments from a music store. If the store sells these instruments, they will most likely have someone who is well versed in teaching the ukulele. Most people who know how to play one musical instrument, especially the string instruments, can easily learn how to play another and teach.
The string with the highest pitch is usually an A and is called the first string. The first string is the string nearest your feet when you play your uke.
This ukulele tab notation doesn't indicate the rhythm of the song. As you know the melody and maybe can sing it I guess you will feel how long the notes should be.
The ukulele is a whole lot of fun - It's very rare you'll see any, child or grown up, playing the ukulele without them and their audience sporting a grin. There's something about the ukulele that brings an instant slice of joy to everyone around.
I began and ended my search at a music store 52 miles north of my first purchase 6 years earlier. I traded my beloved Corvette for a shiny flash in the pan called the Vox Starstream. It had every gadget imaginable from built-in Wahwah, distortion...something called Repeat which I had never seen before or since and even a tuner.