A balanced, mid-size ukulele with a fuller tone and comfortable feel for folk, acoustic and song accompaniment.
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Articles on Concert Ukulele
All newsConcert Ukulele: A Complete Buyer's Guide
Laminate, solid top or fully solid? Spruce or mahogany? Here is what each choice means for a concert ukulele in practice.
Concert Ukulele Explained: Features, Types and Tips
The concert sits between soprano and tenor in the ukulele family. Here is what the size difference actually means in practice.
Concert Ukulele for Beginners: A Complete Guide
G–C–E–A tuning, three chords and a relaxed strum. Here is how to make the most of your first sessions on the ukulele.
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