Sheet Music for Baritone Ukulele - Tiki Music

TK Tiki King Tiki Socialite Lush tropical Santa Cruz, CA. Joined: Jun 13, 2002 Posts: 576	TK Tiki King Posted posted on Wed, Mar 24, 2004 10:12 AM The chords are the same, but the "shapes" play different chords. A "C" chord shape(first string, third fret) on the soprano is a "G" on the Baritone. You could capo a Baritone at the fourth fret and play it like a soprano, but to play soprano sheet music on a baritone, (and have it sound "right") you would need to transpose it. There is a handy transposing disk on my website, in the "Ukulele school" section. Hope this helps! Cheers! Tiki King P.S. in Santa Monica, check out McCabes Music, they are pretty much the Ukulele mecca in the south... http://www.tikiking.com Neat Tiki Stuff http://tikiking.iuma.com Hear the King sing! [ Edited by: Tiki King on 2004-03-24 10:21 ]

The chords are the same, but the "shapes" play different chords. A "C" chord shape(first string, third fret) on the soprano is a "G" on the Baritone. You could capo a Baritone at the fourth fret and play it like a soprano, but to play soprano sheet music on a baritone, (and have it sound "right") you would need to transpose it. There is a handy transposing disk on my website, in the "Ukulele school" section. Hope this helps!
Cheers!
Tiki King

P.S. in Santa Monica, check out McCabes Music, they are pretty much the Ukulele mecca in the south...

http://www.tikiking.com Neat Tiki Stuff
http://tikiking.iuma.com Hear the King sing!

[ Edited by: Tiki King on 2004-03-24 10:21 ]

Post #82590 by Tiki King on Wed, Mar 24, 2004 10:12 AM