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Exploring Jazz Chords on Ukulele, Standard Example - All the Things You Are
Using the jazz standard All the Things You Are to explore jazz chords on ukulele.
A lot of the songs from the Great American Songbook have found their way into the jazz musician's and ukulele players repertoire and are a great source of more advanced chords and progressions.
This lesson presents one way to play through the this classic standard using more advanced 4-part chords, commonly called jazz chords.
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