Hawaiian — Ukulele
On the ukulele a chord progression turns into a light, chiming strum: four strings, compact shapes and a bright voice that floats above the song rather than weighing it down. Breeze, ocean and late afternoon: Hawaiian music sounds like an invitation to slow down, with gentle melodies and a soft sway that soothes rather than stirs. This page gathers the style's strumming patterns — that is, the light touch figures that create its island mood.
Grooves
Hawaiian split stroke (syncopated) Chalangalang (swung uke strum) Contemporary Hawaiian (D-DU-UD)My Chords & Scales — Build the genre's repertoire — save and organize in the Notebook · open in Chord & Fret