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“Morrison’s Jig” for Low G Ukulele – FREE TAB
James Morrison didn’t write “Morrison’s Jig” – he just recorded it first. You can learn to play it on low G ukulele with this free TAB.
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“John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt” for Ukulele – FREE TAB
Vaudeville acts in the late 19th century ate out on this song all the time. Now you can learn it for ukulele with this free TAB.
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“Miss Monaghan’s Reel” for Low G Ukulele – FREE TAB
This Irish reel is one of thousands collected by James Goodman in the 19th century. Now you can learn it on ukulele with this free TAB.
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Exploring Ukulele Chords, Part 3: LowG.net Chord Finder
This tool from LowG.net is an excellent way to find voicings for ukulele chords all over the neck.
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New Video: What is Low G Ukulele? Learn Guitar and Ukulele at the Same Time
Check out this new video I posted to YouTube explaining low G tuning!
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“Minuet in G” for Low G Ukulele – FREE TAB
Everyone who takes piano lessons learns “Minuet in G.” Now you can learn it for ukulele with this free TAB.
Welcome to LowGUkulele.com! My name is Dan, and I think a low G ukulele is the perfect instrument for everyone, from beginners of all ages to experienced musicians looking for something new and fun.
Here’s a look at what’s possible with the expanded range of a low G uke:
Beginners
What is Low G Ukulele?
Are you just starting out on your music journey? Are you a parent looking for the perfect first instrument for your child? Start by visiting the “Introduction to Low G” page by clicking the button below.
Looking for Ukulele TABs?
A collection of the most-loved children’s songs, all arranged for low G ukulele + bonus versions in standard tuning.
Reels, jigs, hornpipes, and more, all transposed for low G ukulele, many with simplified arrangements for beginners.
Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart – all of the greats are here and adapted for low G ukulele with simple melodies and chords.
All The Articles
Experienced Musician?
If you already play reentrant (high G) uke or another instrument, skip the introduction and dive right into my core articles. Learn to read music, always play in key, and expand your knowledge of the fretboard.
Latest Posts
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