Harry Reser Ukulele Method
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Basic self instruction for ukulele - learn by playing and singing 31 popular songs, most used chords, with sheet music, lyrics and ukulele(diagrams), with pdf for printing.

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	The four vertical lines represent the strings; the horizontal lines represent the frets. The black "dots" indicate where the fingers are to be placed, and the numerals show which fingers are to be used. A zero indicates an "open" string and is not to be fingered. The name of chord is placed above the diagram. The slanting lines / / to the right of the chord diagrams mean that you play the previous chord once for every slanted line.
	TIPS ON FINGERING
	Diagram No. 1 illustrates three notes barred with a single note to be played on the first string. All chords of this and like formation are actually fingered like diagram No. 2. In other words, it is very awkward to bar the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd strings without including the 1st string, so, always bar all four strings. Only the note on the 5th fret of the 1st string will be heard, not the barred note behind it. The curved lines that appear in the above diagrams are for the purpose of explanation and have not been included in the songs that follow as the fingering below each diagram serves the same purpose.
	ALL CHORDS FOR THE SONGS IN THIS FOLIO ARE LOCATED ON THE FIRST FIVE FRETS.