All intervals on the fretboard — Cipher demonstrations for Ukulele

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Ukulele Cipher demonstrations — all intervals

Interval fingerings — two octaves of harmonic intervals

All intervals, large and small, plotted on the fretboard from a single root tone on String-One. Two octaves of harmonic interval fingerings are shown. The two tones of any harmonic interval are meant to be played simultaneously, like a small chord, so their fingerings may be different from their counterpart melodic intervals (intervals whose tones are played in succession — one after the other or scale-wise.

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