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We will start by learning the note C on the third string. You can play this note by pulling the string without pressing down a fret. The next note to learn is the note D. To play this note you need to press down the second fret on the third string. You can play the strings with your right hand thumb. Ukulele come in many different tunings, and some even have more than 4 strings. For the purposes of this article, we'll be dealing with a standard Ukulele – one with 4 strings and in GCEA tuning. We also assume you're playing a right handed ukulele. If you're playing lefty, simply flip the instructions around. 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. Ukulele for sale in uk Let's explain some of the numbers: 3/2 means press down the third fret on the second string and play the note. 0/1 means that you play the note on the open first string. Ukulele for sale Play the open third string (an open string is a string you play without pressing down a fret), first fret second string, open first string, first fret second string, open first string. Then play third fret second string, first fret second string, second fret third string and finally the open third string. Actually, there are many reasons why a person should choose to learn how to play ukulele music. It is cheap, portable because of its size, the sound is mellow, and you can play it as a solo instrument or an ensemble instrument. You can even use the ukulele for ear training because it can teach you to learn harmony and theory. Just like a guitar, you can play ukulele music from all over the globe and you can play and sing with at the same time. The best part of playing it is it could be fun! In 2006, she released her first professional single that was played on every Internet radio and traditional radio station. Her hit song called, “Tim McGraw,” topped the country music charts at position six. The song was written about her and her high school boyfriend, and the memories they shared together. It was a great start to her professional singing career under the recording label Big Machine Records.