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LESSONSeries : Reading for Ukulele - The Next Steps
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Reading for `Ukulele - Lesson Seven, Rests & Position II
Lesson seven covers reading in position II.
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Second Position II
After spending time on open and first position, we're ready to move into the second position. The second position is defined as the notes on frets (2), (3), (4), and (5) on all four strings.
The first finger will play notes in fret (2). The second finger will play notes in fret (3). The third finger will play notes in fret 4() and the fourth finger will play notes in fret (5).
The second position is a natural position for the key of C Major and G Major as well as their two relative minor keys, A Minor and E Minor .
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Lesson seven covers reading in position II.
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Second Position II
After spending time on open and first position, we're ready to move into the second position. The second position is defined as the notes on frets (2), (3), (4), and (5) on all four strings.
The first finger will play notes in fret (2). The second finger will play notes in fret (3). The third finger will play notes in fret 4() and the fourth finger will play notes in fret (5).
The second position is a natural position for the key of C Major and G Major as well as their two relative minor keys, A Minor and E Minor .
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