One of the biggest challenges with learning the baritone ukulele is familiarizing yourself with the fretboard. This is almost always done with scales.
A scale is a family of notes that sound pleasing together. Their relationship between each other gives a tonal feel to the music.
By choosing to play one scale or another you can control the feel of a song and how consonant or disturbing to the ear your notes are.
Baritone Ukulele Scale Collection
In my Baritone Ukulele Scales Collection you’ll find 14 types of scales presented in high-resolution PDF files. Each scale type is grouped together into 12 pages – one for each key (except for repeating scales like whole tone and diminished).
Files included in the download:
- Read Me – How to Learn Scales
- Major (Ionian Mode)
- Minor (Aeolian Mode)
- Major Pentatonic
- Minor Pentatonic
- Blues
- Dorian Mode
- Phrygian Mode
- Lydian Mode
- Mixolydian Mode
- Locrian Mode
- Harmonic Minor
- Melodic Minor
- Diminished (Whole-Half)
- Whole Tone
In addition to the diagrams, I’ve created a Read Me guide to using and learning scales on the baritone ukulele. This has examples of effective ways to navigate the fretboard and ideas for memorization and more.
Get the Scales!
- 14 scale types
- A guidebook
- Over 150 pages
