The 5 Most Popular Ukulele Chord Progressions (and how to play them)

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In this lesson, you'll learn the five most popular chord progressions every ukulele player should know! Honestly, with these five simple chord progressions, you could play hundreds of songs (no kidding!).
You will learn :

0:34 The MTV Chord Progression I V vi IV
2:41 Minor Flavor Chord Progression i VI III VII
5:01 The Andalusian Chord Progression i VII VI V
7:07 The Wonderwall Chord Progression i III VII IV
8:53 The "Unresolved" Chord Progression IV I V vi

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[RobMantra]

That was just my first pass. I am coming back with pen and paper to make notes so I can practice the chord progressions. Thanks so much.

[novaloha]

In an 11 minute vid, you give us a lifetime worth of progressions to work with! I like looking at how songs I've written fall into these established progressions without realizing it.

[fgn]

An amazing vidéo perfectly clear. I was looking for it for such a long time !
Tks !!!

[jake]

Thanks for this Marco, definitely interested in learning more about the theory behind this

[katiukulele]

To answer your end question: Yes I'm interested in music theory as a way to progress and advance my own ukulele playing. I've tried to learn on my own but the written lessons I see are very confusing and I haven't found anything on youtube to keep things clear for me. I"d love to see how you would teach Music Theory

[davidbey]

I love the way that you teach us but please make a lesson on rivers flows on you in your arrangement

[dtafazio]

Thank you so much Marco!. Would love more videos like this one. You get to understand music a little better. 🙂

[circussocialclown]

Bravo marco sei stato chiaro, semplice e prezioso con queste progressioni di accordi, grazie mille!!!

[JoshuaNardi]

I have returned to this video 3 times to learn and absorb your lesson. Sincere thanks for the effort. Great teaching

[jac]

Yes it would be good for understanding how progression is developed. Love to learn the why a d how behind the notes.

[marimaeabreu]

This was fantastic, and yes some theory is always welcome!

[michellelawhorn]

Yes music 🎶 theory is always welcome 👏 thank you this was great information

[christinegeorgenson]

Thanks Marco! Another great lesson! I have the theory but not all those great chord progressions! I like songs from the 1960's which we cover in that zoom jam group I am in. There are plenty here, starting with the Beatles of course!! Thanks again

[mamapetecooley]

You are a great instructor. Thank you!

[krysiabamford]

Thank you for that lovely snippet of theory. It’s my favourite way to learn theory. I love this chord progression and I feel inspired to practice now, just for fun. Hey great looking uke! I just got one and its the most musical uke I have.

[KandMe]

Thank you for this and just to say it is great to be able to see the theory of chord progressions applied to Ukulele.

[jonlilley]

Bravo, Marco! This answered a lot of questions. I can't remember my music theory from when I was a kid, but it's starting to come back. Grazie mille per totto!

[luthk]

thank you so much for doing this. as a beginner I'm learning so much from your videos.

[lkodman]

I do love the idea of learning chord progressions. I found that sometimes I love to just sit with my ukulele and figure things out that sound good. That seems like it would give me a really great place to start. I know this was a year ago, but now I'm going to see if you made any videos with some of the theory behind it. Thanks for the lesson.😊

[elijahdellis]

This is great!! Thank you Marco! I just love listening to you play with your fingerstyle pattern