Chord Families - Why Certain Chords Sound "Right" Together
Learn what I, IV, and V chords are in any key and why you should memorize them so you can easily transpose most songs.
The Different Straps
Choosing the Right Strap
The patented All in One Hug Strap® for Ukulele works with or without strap buttons, on U-Basses, and Banjoleles, as well as Mandolins with endpins. The Regular Hug Strap® works without strap buttons by wrapping around the waist of your ukulele and will also attach to the drum hardware at the base of your banjo ukulele. The Economical Webbing Hug Strap® is similar to the Regular Hug Straps® but made with a lightweight cotton webbing and comes in a variety of colors.
Click below to learn more about our straps and find the one that is best for you.
Testimonials
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Jessica L. on Etsy
"This hugstrap is so beautiful. It was neatly packaged and has helped me so much!... 100/10 would recommend to anyone in need! Thank you!"
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Jessica C. on Etsy
"What a wonderful ukulele strap!...It’s really helped me in my classroom because I can now go hands-free when needed instead of always putting my ukulele on a stand. Thank you!"
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Jean M. on Etsy
Very happy with my purchase. Item shipped fast, and high quality material. Easy to put on, if any trouble buyer has a step by step tutorial on how to attach it.
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How Do Chords Become Chords? A Simple Music Theory Lesson in Major and Minor Triad Chords
Want to know how chords are "made?" Read this post where Melissa explains the basic music theory behind how to figure out major and minor Triad chords, the most commonly...
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Your First Ukulele Song: Put the Lime in the Coconut
Learn your first ukulele song using only two chords, C and C7 with Melissa! She will teach you how to play Harry Nilsson's Put the Lime in the Coconut.
