Play songs in the Ukulele and the Acoustic Guitar and sing along

Different Types of Ukulele

• Soprano ukulele: The soprano ukulele has a standard tuning of G-C-E-A. This ukulele is the smallest in size, with a standard length of 21 inches.

• Concert ukulele: The standard tuning of a concert ukulele is also G-C-E-A. This type of ukulele is slightly larger than the soprano size, at around 23 inches.

• Tenor ukulele: Like soprano and concert ukuleles, the tenor ukulele has a standard tuning of G-C-E-A. It has a larger body—around 30 inches in length.

• Baritone ukulele: The baritone ukulele is also 30 inches in length, but it is slightly broader than a tenor ukulele. It has a richer, deeper sound and is tuned to D-G-B-E

• Bass ukulele: A bass ukulele has the tuning of a bass guitar (E-A-D-G) and the body of a baritone ukulele.

Tips to Learn an Instrument Through the Internet

1. Learn an Instrument with YouTube Videos:

   Easily the best friend of any aspiring musician, YouTube's vast library of videos has lessons for everything from specific instruments, to broader topics like the best way to learn the notes on a staff and how to remember piano notes on the bass clef.



2. Learn Music with Games and Applications:

   Another amazing thing about learning through mobile and online applications is that it can make learning more dynamic and fun. While memorizing scales and chords might not be the most fun element to practice, there are fantastic applications that make games to memorize music notes, train your ear to recognize tones and scales, or ways to remember piano keys.



3. Use websites To Learn Music:

   On top of that, there are great sites full of information for new musicians. From guides on how to remember piano notes on sheet music to conversations about the best types of training and exercises

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