Baritone ukulele

1. Is a baritone ukulele good for beginners?
2. Is a baritone ukulele tuned like a guitar?
3. What is a baritone ukulele used for?
4. Are chords different on a baritone ukulele?

Is a baritone ukulele good for beginners?

The baritone ukulele is easy to play, which makes it a great choice for beginners. The other ukulele sizes are also beginner-friendly but could feel uncomfortable to play if you have long or thick fingers. ... The baritone ukulele offers a wider fret and string spacing, which means your fingers will have more playing room.

Is a baritone ukulele tuned like a guitar?

If you don't know already, soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles are commonly tuned to standard tuning: g-C-E-A. A baritone ukulele is tuned lower like the bottom four strings of a guitar: D-G-B-E. A baritone ukulele has a deeper, lower-pitched sound.

What is a baritone ukulele used for?

SHOP BARITONE UKULELES

​The baritone has the longest scale (19-20") among ukuleles, providing the deepest, fullest sound, sounding similar to an acoustic guitar. This size is perfect for fingerpicking and is easily suited to those with larger hands and fingers.

Are chords different on a baritone ukulele?

Baritone Tuning in Comparison To Other Ukulele Scales

If you place a capo on the 5th fret of a baritone ukulele, the open strings are G C E A, in other words the tuning for a soprano/concert/tenor uke. This means that the chord shapes for the baritone are same as other ukes, it's just the chord they sound is different.