Gig Bag Series for Ukulele - Picture Chords (Gig Bag Books)

An indispensable handbook that brings to life chord shapes. My only suggestion would be to include alternate fingerings for highly common chords, since often in a song there is a need to look for ways to make smooth movements from chord to chord, and having alternatives can help players figure out these transitions.

Very disappointed with packaging. Seller stated that item was brand new and sealed; it was not. The book arrived placed in a flimsy plastic bag. When I removed the book from the bag, to my surprise, the unsealed plastic wrap fell off the book. In addition, for the full shipping and handling fees paid in advance, I expected at the very least, some cardboard structure/box for the book. What I received instead was a flimsy plastic bag with no internal structure/support for the book and, upon opening the bag, discovered the book was bent in half, with fold lines that could not be removed. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to return the book, but I'm certain I would not recommend this seller.

A few chords missing, but good value for money. I and several of my friends have bought it and we are really quiet statisfied.

This book of picture chords is the most comprehensive that I have ever seen, far more nearly complete than the ones I've seen even in Hawaii. It is a "must" for anyone who plays the ukulele or wants to play it. I wish I had found this book a couple of years ago.

All the chords you will ever need to play the ukulele, plus photos of the correct fingers to use while playing them. This book is our master reference when we need to find "how to play it".

Met expectations.

This book is great! It has tons of pictures on each page with three different depictions of how to form the chord with your fingers. Very helpful and the size is very convenient for flipping through pages. Along the border, you can also see where the next chord section starts as there are markers to guide you. Overall, a great buy for beginners and experienced players to have in their gig bag providing those just wanting a quick reference guide to chord shapes on the fretboard.

I bought this as a present for a 14 year old. He was very pleased with it. It's easy/clear to follow and good value for money.

Liked the way it is laid out and the pictures of finger placement.