Exploring Jazz Chords on Ukulele, Standard Example - All the Things You Are
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All of Me All of Me, variation Autumn Leaves All the Things You Are Days of Wine and Roses There Will Never be Another You Back Home In Indiana Someday My Prince Will Come Have You Met Miss Jones Summer Samba Sweet Georgia Brown Sweet Georgia Brown, variation Yesterday It’s Only a Paper Moon Satin Doll Satin Doll, variation Take the ‘A’ Train
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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