A Comprehensive Guide to Playing Baritone Ukulele: Chords, Lyrics, and Tips for Your Favorite Songs

The baritone ukulele is the largest of the four standard sizes of ukuleles. It has a bigger body and neck than the other sizes and is tuned lower, making it perfect for playing songs in a range of different styles. This guide will help you navigate the basics of baritone ukulele chords and lyrics so you can get started playing your favorite songs.

The first step to playing baritone ukulele is to learn some basic chords. Here are some of the most common chords you’ll need to know:

Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can move on to more complex chords. Here are some more advanced chords you can use:

These chords will give you the foundation you need to start playing more complex songs.

Now that you’ve mastered the basics, it’s time to start playing some songs. Here are some popular songs that you can play on the baritone ukulele, along with the chords and lyrics you'll need to play them:

1. Aloha Oe
2. Amazing grace
3. America (My country ’tis of thee)
4. America the beautiful
5. Auld lang syne
6. Aura Lee
7. Away in a manger
8. Banks of Allan Water
9. Banks of Sacramento
10. Banks of the Ohio
11. Barbara Allen
12. Beautiful dreamer
13. Bill Bailey
14. Billy Boy
15. Bound for the Rio Grande
16. Brahms’ Lullaby
17. Buffalo gals
18. Bury me beneath the willow
19. Camptown races
20. Careless love
21. Cindy
22. Clementine
23. Danny Boy
24. Day-O (Banana boat song)
25. Deck the halls
26. Down by the riverside
27. Down in the valley
28. Give me that old time religion
29. God rest ye merry, gentlemen
30. Good night, ladies
31. Go, tell it on the mountain
32. Greensleeves
33. Hard times come again no more
34. Hawaii Ponoi
35. He’s got the whole world in his hands
36. Home on the range
37. Home! Sweet Home!
38. House of the rising sun
39. I‘m on my way
40. It’s a long way to Tipperary
41. Jingle bells
42. John Brown’s body
43. Jolly good fellow
44. Joshua fit the battle of Jericho
45. Kum ba yah
46. Little brown jug
47. Michael, row the boat ashore
48. Morning has broken
49. My Bonnie lies over the ocean
50. Nobody knows the trouble
51. Oh! Susanna
52. Old black Joe
53. Old folks at home
54. Old Mac Donald had a farm
55. On top of Old Smokey
56. Over the river and through the woods
57. Polly put the kettle on
58. Pomp and circumstance
59. Poor Paddy works on the railway
60. Red river valley
61. Reilly’s daughter
62. Roll in my sweet baby’s arms
63. Sailor on the deep blue sea
64. Sailor on the deep blue sea
65. Scarborough fair
66. She‘ll be coming round the mountain
67. She moved through the fair
68. Shenandoah
69. Silent night
70. Skip to my Lou
71. Softly and tenderly
72. Sweet Betsy from Pike
73. Swing low, sweet chariot
74. The ballad of John Henry
75. The battle hymn of the republic
76. The coast of High Barbaree
77. The first noel
78. The John B. sails
79. The last rose of summer
80. The minstrel boy
81. The star spangled banner
82. The streets of Laredo
83. The Wabash Cannon Ball
84. The water is wide
85. The wild rover
86. The yellow rose of Texas
87. Tom Dooley
88. Turkey in the straw
89. Twinkle, twinkle little star
90. Up on the housetop
91. Waltzing Matilda
92. Wayfaring stranger
93. We wish you a merry Christmas
94. What shall we do with the drunken sailor
95. When Israel was in Egypt’s Land
96. When the saints go marchin‘ in
97. Whiskey in the jar
98. Whiskey Johnny
99. Will the circle be unbroken
100. Yankee Doodle

Once you’ve learned the chords and lyrics for these songs, you can start playing them.

Playing baritone ukulele chords accurately is essential if you want to sound like a pro. Here are some tips for playing baritone ukulele chords accurately:

• Make sure you’re using the correct fingering for each chord.

• Use a metronome to help you keep a steady tempo.

• Listen to recordings of the song and try to emulate the sound.

• Practice slowly and gradually increase the tempo as you get more comfortable with the song.

By following these tips, you’ll be able to play baritone ukulele chords accurately and sound like a pro.

Playing baritone ukulele is a great way to explore music and develop your skills as a musician. With this guide, you now have the basics of baritone ukulele chords and lyrics, as well as tips for playing songs accurately. Now it’s time to get started and start playing your favorite songs on the baritone ukulele!