Ukulele hangout

Hi again Matt. As I dig deeper, I seem to have figured out there are (maybe 3) scales that are “relatives” of a major key being played. They are: the minor scale for that key, the minor pentatonic and the major pentatonic. I may have missed a few. For that I apologize. My big problem is that I don’t know what scale to play solo to accompany the chords being played in a certain family: I guess I could just try to figure out the notes of the song and play along in the major key…that’s hard to do. Perhaps that’s a question to be best answered on the cruise. Thanks for asking about my left wrist. I can still “try” to participate…but I fear it’s a tenosynovitis/carpal tunnel issue. Ted

In the Baritone course Matt gives the usual tunings used on the Baritone. High D ,Low d and the same pairings with gCEA and GCEA. On guitar players often use one of the drop D tunings DGBD seems to lend itself to the Baritone Uke How many [players take advantage of these alternatives Dave L