Where might one finds tabs for the baritone. Two trips to music stores, one called itself super store and had not even a chord booklet for the baritone.

I have music for this....get to it

so beautiful

I belong to your Patreon page but can't find the tabs for this exercise. Thanks

I second Ks' comment - where's the tab?

what about G

Your the best bro, i will be as good as you, thanks for all your lesson blessings.

I saw these but I didn't get them.

Just started playing ukulele and have loved so much following this tutorial! thank you so much

Great!

I'm a relative beginner at the Uke. In your first E minor chord you are placing your fingers on the fret board at: two, open, open, three and strumming. I cannot find any Ukulele chord chart that shows this as E minor. Could you please explain this finger placement and how it's called an E minor........thanks

Getting ready to buy me a baritone ukulele…I will be learning from you..as u explain clearly

I have a 5 string super tenor Kanile’a myself. Absolutely love the sound. 😊

~Love the blues on the uku.thank you

I have soprano, tenor and baritone. Im wanting a BASS I have one string that swangs.

I love mine. Beautiful tone

Hi Marco! I really wanna be part of your courses, I find your course too costly for INR, can you please revise prices for Indian community! You are amazing, would want to learn from you

Thank you!🙏🏻

Why do you start playing d major scale from string c and not any other string.?😢

This is awesome! Challenging but not too difficult. Thanks Marco for your inspiring videos ❤

Could you do a video on a smaller ukulele opposed to the larger parlor size you're playing. Great tutorial, however the fret board size on a traditionally smaller uke is not like playing the elongated one that your playing.

Marco! Ur the man homie!

The brassed off version of this was played at my grandads funeral. It makes me cry but its so beautiful

Marco, which ukuleles do you find you using more than any other?

Love how it sounds, very pretty❣️

❤

This fingerpicking pattern is so simply beautiful I love it , ❤

Wonderful ❤ thank you 🎵🙏🏽

sounds awesome :v

It would be wonderful if the tab and lesson was put on the patreon page first instead of KZfaq .Always have to wait a few days for the tab it's so frustrating your lessons are fantastic Marco but having tab and lesson together would be fantastic .

Can you teach me all falls down by Alan Walker? Also, love your videos ❤

That hammer technique is so cool. Definitely going to try that out. Also, when did we remove the 2nd finger from Em??? I learned the same way you played it here, now it's a 2 finger chord instead of 3

Hello? which ukulele do you have?

My favourite ukulele channel

That was cool, sweet simple...thanks Marco👍

Thanks!

This is so awesome and inspiring. Really appreciate your video and your explanations. I’m just beginning so a lot of it is beyond me but I have saved the video to review regularly. ❤

As always Marco, Brilliant, how about Recuerdos de Alhambra next, both songs I just play everyday

🙏 An excellent lesson !

Another great tutorial. Lots of thanks. Please make some more tutorials for baritone finger style instrumental melodies. Please please 🙏🙏

😍😇

Can you do this while standing without a strap? I feel like holding the ukulele limits my left hand.

Hi...I'm Canadian and I 'm trying to subscribe to your Patreon, but it requires me to have a zip code (USA) for all the payment options. How can I subscribe? Thanks

I'm overjoyed to have discovered this arrangement Marco, it's so haunting, especially after seeing the "Live performance at the O2". Amazing how these lightbulb moments of inspiration come along. Yours is a fabulous example of soulful meandering on the Ukulele. Brilliant, it's the perfect piece of music that I have been searching for to practice and practice. Well done!!

To me your "broken string" sounds like fret buzz -- if you have low action. The uke neck always bends a bit like a bow under the tension of the strings, increasing the distance from the strings to the frets. But now if you put new strings on which have less total tension -- because for example you have now switched to a Low-G string, then there is less bow in the neck, bringing the fretboard closer to the strings -- and then you get fret buzz. Try playing very quietly on that string and see if the buzz goes away, if so, then I think what you have is fret buzz.

I think the baritone is great if you want to play both instruments but doesn't necessarily have the budget for two.

Absolutly awesome!

Thank you for this precious video! I had so much fun passing the time to pla it

I Like...Good Vid

Thank you