What two different types of ukulele are there?

Answer 1

Soprano is the smallest and the string length is 13 inches

Concert is the second smallest and is 15 inches from nut to bridge.

Tenor is second biggest and runs 17 inches.

The largest is the baritone and it is 19 inches.

Answer 2

The string notes are going to depend upon what size Ukulele you purchase.

• Soprano - g'c'e'a' or a'd'f#'b'
• Concert - g'c'e'a' or gc'e'a'
• Tenor - gc'e'a', g'c'e'a', or d'gbe'
• Baritone - dgbe'

Notes on a soprano or concert ukulele are G,C,E,A. The Tenor uke can also be tuned to those notes.

The bottom note, the one furthest away from you is string 1 and the one closest to you is string 4.

Answer 3

There are four standard sizes:

1. Soprano, aka standard
2. Concert, aka Alto
3. Tenor
4. Baritone

The first three are typically tuned the same way, while the baritone is normally tuned differently.

Answer 4

There are hundreds of possible variations in shape. There are five basic sizes, the sopranino, the soprano, the concert, the tenor and the baritone. And they can be tuned in different ways.

Answer 5

The distance between the nut and the bridge determines whether it is soprano, concert, tenor and baritone. There are hundreds of variations in materials, shapes, strings and sizes.

Answer 6

There are four primary sizes:

The standard or soprano

The Concert

The Tenor

The Baritone

There are hundreds of makes and models available.

Answer 7

There are many different types of ukulele, more than just two.

Answer 8

The primary sizes are soprano (standard), concert and tenor. There is also a baritone.