Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hey, guys! I know it's been a long time since I've really made any videos. School and life have been a real struggle for me over the past couple of years. I just wanted to say thank you all so much for helping me reach a hundred subscribers, and I really want to do something special to celebrate for it (since it might be the only milestone I'll ever accomplish on YouTube, lol). Anyway, one of the highlights I've had so far was that my a capella group "The Crescendos" bought me a soprano ukulele for my seventeenth birthday. I decided to make this random video to show some of what I've learned so far from my ukelele experience and what a ukelele can be capable of.
The chords I play this video are major chords with an added minor seventh. These chords take the major triad (e. g. C-E-G) and add a flat seventh note (e. g. B-flat). I make these chords by stacking the first three fingers on the same fret of each of the first three strings and placing the pinky one fret in front of the others on the bottom string.
I hope you enjoy the video! 😄
Hey, guys! I know it's been a long time since I've really made any videos. School and life have been a real struggle for me over the past couple of years. I just wanted to say thank you all so much for helping me reach a hundred subscribers, and I really want to do something special to celebrate for it (since it might be the only milestone I'll ever accomplish on YouTube, lol). Anyway, one of the highlights I've had so far was that my a capella group "The Crescendos" bought me a soprano ukulele for my seventeenth birthday. I decided to make this random video to show some of what I've learned so far from my ukelele experience and what a ukelele can be capable of.
The chords I play this video are major chords with an added minor seventh. These chords take the major triad (e. g. C-E-G) and add a flat seventh note (e. g. B-flat). I make these chords by stacking the first three fingers on the same fret of each of the first three strings and placing the pinky one fret in front of the others on the bottom string.
I hope you enjoy the video! 😄
