G (Sol) ukulele chords chart

Welcome to our detailed guide on G (Sol) ukulele chords. This page provides you with a comprehensive visual chart featuring various chord variations in the key of G. Whether you are looking to master basic triads or explore more complex extensions, this chart serves as an invaluable resource for expanding your musical repertoire on the ukulele.

All ukulele chord diagrams from the note G

Understanding G Ukulele Chords

The G chord can be played in several ways, and here we present you with 17 different chord voicings to enhance your playing. Each chord diagram is designed to show you exactly where to place your fingers on the fretboard, making it easy to learn and master each chord.

Featured G Chords

Below you will find a range of G chord variations to explore:

• Major and Minor:
  • G ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gm ukulele chord diagram
    
• Sevenths:
  • G7 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gm7 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gmaj7 ukulele chord diagram
    
• Extensions and Alterations:
  • G6 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gm6 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • G9 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gm9 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • G7/6 ukulele chord diagram
    
• Suspended and Diminished:
  • G+ ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gdim ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gdim7 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gsus2 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • Gsus4 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • G7sus2 ukulele chord diagram
    
  • G7sus4 ukulele chord diagram
    

How to Use This Chart

• Visual Learning: Each diagram includes a visual representation of where your fingers should be placed on the fretboard.
• Practice: Try playing each chord to understand how it sounds and how it might fit into a song or chord progression.
• Experiment: Use these chords to experiment with new songs or to add flavor to old ones.

Whether you are just starting out with the ukulele or looking to add more chords to your musical toolkit, this page is designed to provide you with all the variations of G chords that you need. Happy strumming!