Fingerpicking Ukulele

Master ukulele fingerpicking pattern using the thumb on the third string, index on the second, and middle on the first string across C, F, and G7 chords for two bars.

Learn the ukulele fingerpicking pattern, thumb on the third string, index on the second, and middle on the first, while playing happy birthday in a 3/4 rhythm starting on C.

Master pattern 2, a four-beat finger picking pattern based on A44 rhythm, counting 1-2-3-4 as thumb on the third string and fingers on the second and first strings.

Practice fingerpicking pattern number two on the ukulele with two chords, C and G7, using the whole world in his hands. Follow the diagram to play across four bars.

Learn pattern three on ukulele using four strings. Practice 4/4 rhythm as the thumb moves between third and fourth strings while index and middle fingers pluck second and first strings.

Learn fingerpicking pattern number three on the ukulele using the song when the saints go marching in, with chords C, G7, C7, and F, starting in C.

Learn fingerpicking pattern four by alternating the thumb between the fourth and third strings while the index and middle fingers pluck the top strings, starting on a C chord.

Practice fingerpicking pattern number four with a 4-chord progression (C, G, F, C) for two bars each, slowly, and then vary chords to build fluency.

Practice a finger picking pattern four on the banks of the Ohio using chords c, c7, g7, and f, following the diagram and the lyrics.

Pattern five uses the thumb on the fourth string and index, middle, and ring fingers on the top three strings to form a six-note A68 rhythm, emphasizing smooth movement.

Master finger picking pattern number five while playing can't help falling in love by Elvis Presley, slowly and smoothly. Follow along with on-screen lyrics and chords.

Master pattern six in ukulele with thumb on the fourth string, c chord. Place index, middle, ring on strings and pluck two strings at once in four over four rhythm.

Practice pattern number six with a straightforward G major chord progression: G, Em, C, D, ending on G.

Practice pattern 6 chord progression 2 by starting in f, moving to g minor, then c7, and returning to f, with a 1-2-3-4 strumming count.

Practice finger picking pattern six on the ukulele with the battle of Jericho, using a two-chord progression of A minor and E7, starting on A minor.

Learn pattern seven of fingerpicking ukulele, starting with the thumb on the fourth string and ring finger on the first, then the thumb on the third and index on second.

Master pattern seven of fingerpicking ukulele by playing the drunken sailor with a simple A minor and G two-chord progression, starting with two bars in A minor.

Learn fingerpicking pattern eight, using the thumb on the third string and the index on the second, then the thumb on the fourth with the first string, in four-over-four timing.

Practice finger picking pattern number eight while playing What a Wonderful World at a slow tempo. Start on the C chord for two bars.

Master fingerpicking pattern eight for ukulele, using thumb on the third string, index on the second, then thumb on the fourth with middle on first plucked together, in 4/4 time.

Pattern 9 teaches a 3/4 fingerpicking rhythm using thumb, index, middle, and ring across the C, F, and G chords before returning to C in two-bar sequences.

Practice fingerpicking pattern nine with Edelweiss in 3/4 time at a slow tempo, following along with chords G, D7, C, C minor, D minor, A, and E minor.

Practice pattern nine fingerpicking in 3/4 time with a two-bar D minor to G minor to A7 to D minor progression, counting 'one and two and three and' for rhythm.

Learn fingerpicking pattern number ten in four-four time on the ukulele, using thumb and index, middle, and ring fingers on a G chord to play an eight-note pattern.

Practice fingerpicking pattern number ten over a C–Dm–G7–C progression, following the diagram and counting 1-2-3-4 to build rhythm and accuracy.

Learn to play Hotel California with finger picking pattern number ten, using chords a minor, E7, G, D, F, C, and D minor, move from intro into verse and chorus.

Learn fingerpicking pattern number ten on ukulele while performing The Sloop John B in the key of C with chords C, F, G7, C7, and D minor.

Experiment with ten finger picking patterns to match songs by time signature, exploring four-four and three-four meters. Blend patterns with strumming to expand your ukulele repertoire and have more fun.

Practice one fingerpicking pattern per day until you learn it thoroughly, then apply it to different songs and chord progressions, and play smoothly across strings.

Master fingerpicking ukulele patterns and smooth chord transitions through consistent right-hand patterns. Practice to make the right-hand pattern automatic across chords and songs in various genres.