Turn Your Ukulele Allergy into an Addiction
In the beginning, the ukulele is exciting and fun.
But it’s easy to get stuck in a loop – playing the same songs over and over (again and again).
It’s repetitive and boring.
Playing becomes a chore.
And you often have to force yourself to pick up your instrument.
Over time, you may even grow allergic to the ukulele.
Here's how to turn that allergy into an addiction.
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Eliminate Ukulele Boredom
(with this simple hack)
Plug every chord you know into the search tool below. It’ll search the Web for songs with those chords (and only those chords).
For example…
Tired of playing “Stand By Me”? Here's a Sample List of classic songs that also use C, F, G, Am. You could be playing this music instead.
Now you try – using your own chords (and genre/decade filters).
Search Songs by Chord
Add your chords to the search bar below.
Type chords here or import from My Library
Important: The ability to add your own chords allows you to create a list of songs tailored to your skill level. Enter familiar chords, and every song will be an easy one (by definition). You can also use genre and decade filters to target music you actually want to play.
![Never Stop Playing Never Stop Playing](https://www.chordgenome.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Never-Stop-Playing.jpg)
With so much music to choose from, you’ll never be bored again.
It's Impossible.
Better still, you’ll pick up your ukulele more often – and hold onto it longer.
And that’s the true secret to progress – i.e. quality time spent with your instrument.
Are you stuck?
- Start typing any chord until you see it in the dropdown.
- Clicking that chord will add it to the search bar.
- You need at least 3 chords to run a song search.
- Use Genre & Decade filters to find songs you like.
- Add a Wildcard Chord for slightly harder tunes.
If you found this resource helpful, please share it with other beginners and teachers.
Thanks for reading. And happy strumming.
-Austin