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The DIMINISHED CHORD - EXPLAINED by "UKULELE MIKE"

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2011

A chord with multiple personalities. . . The DIMINISHED chord is explained by "UKULELE MIKE LYNCH"

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  • OH MY GOD! You shaved off your mustache...That scared me. Lol....

  • Thanks Mike for your explanation.

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  • @imnewwave An even better Cadd9 = 5435, particularly on a low-g tuned ukulele

  • Good lesson. I understand the diminished chord thing much better now.

  • Hi Mike, You are the best in teaching ukulele..! Singapore needed you badly as a Profession ukulele teacher. SINGAPORE JO

  • Great explanation. One thing I use to add when explaining this is how to figure out which of those 3 variants is which.. it's like this: If you want to play, say, a G diminished, just select the variant where a G note is one of those 4 strings.

  • MEJOR SE VE CON BIGOTE EL COLEGA MIKE

  • Hi Mike,Great lesson...want to sell that super tee shirt ?

  • Fantastic video! It all makes total sense now. Thank you so much!!!

  • @imnewwave Thank you so much, that is a big help!

  • Hi Mike.

    I go to Kona a lot. Did you meet Ponchman at Just Ukes? A lot of Uke stuff goes on in Kona. Can you tell us some of the things you did,Uke wise, in Kona? I will be going back there in Feb.

  • Hi Mike,

    As someone who's starting to study music a bit more seriously after years of tinkering, that's incredible useful (and interesting) to me - thanks so much!

    As for the lack of moustache, two things:

    a) it's your face and I'm sure we'll get used to the new version!

    b) take a look at the song 'Moustache' by Sparks on youtube, if you've not seen it before - it's a minor classic!

    Cheers!

    Greg.

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