We’ll start with one of the easiest versions of the chord and then work our way up to showing you some more advanced ways to play the Cm chord.įirst, you’ll want to understand the names of the strings and where to place your fingers on the fretboard of your ukulele. There are a few different ways to play the C minor chord on your ukulele.
How Do You Play a C Minor Chord on a Ukulele? We’ll show you how to play the C minor chord in a few different positions and give you tips on which versions of the C minor ukulele chord are easiest for beginners. Now that you’ve learned some of the musical theory behind creating a C minor chord, you’ll learn to play it on the ukulele. Although the C major scale has no flat notes, the minor chord formula calls for you to make that third note (E) into a flat to build a C minor chord. The minor chord formula takes the first (root), flat third, and fifth notes of a scale to build a chord. However, because the C minor chord is (well…) a minor chord, it uses the minor triad formula.
This chord is built off of the C major scale, which does not have any sharp or flat notes in it. The C minor chord on the ukulele is made up of three notes: You’ll also learn a song that incorporates the C minor chord, giving you a chance to try your hand at playing it alongside a few other chords. In this lesson, you’ll learn the notes that make up the Cm chord on the ukulele and a few different ways to play it. The C minor chord (often written as Cm), like many minor chords, can lend unexpected impact and emotion to a song.
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