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Grab your uke and get started with some great Disney ukulele songs for beginners. You probably know most of these tunes already, and that's sure to help you learn the chords and strumming patterns a bit faster.
We're including official versions of the Disney songs so you can listen, plus easy ukulele chord tutorials to help you recreate your own version. Enjoy!
1. "Beauty and the Beast" from Beauty and the Beast
5 chords – D, G, F#m, A, Bm
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"Beauty and the Beast" is one of the easiest ukulele Disney songs, thanks to its fairly slow tempo and the fact that there are only five chords to learn for the entire song.
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- Great for the beginners
- Master Half Notes, Quarter Notes, and Eighth Notes
- Develop amazing right hand strumming technique
- Learn how to play in 'time' and keep a solid rhythm
- Memorize essential major, minor, and 7th chords
2. "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" from The Lion King
5 chords – F, C, G, Am, Dm
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While there are quite a few complex arrangements for "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," this ukulele Disney song doesn't have to be difficult to play. This version uses just five of the most common chords, and it offers a slow, easygoing pace.
3. "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King
5 chords – F, C, G, Am, D
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No worries! It's very easy to play Hakuna Matata on the ukulele, using only five chords that you probably already know. While this tune has a faster, more exciting pace than some others on this list, you'll want to start slow and gradually pick up the pace. Keep practicing. You'll get it!
4. "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" from Frozen
5 chords – C, G, Am, F, E
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This simple song is fun to play and sing on your own, or with a friend who can be Anna to your Elsa (or the other way around!) With just five chords, this ukulele version of "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" is really simple to learn.
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- Great for the beginners
- Master Half Notes, Quarter Notes, and Eighth Notes
- Develop amazing right hand strumming technique
- Learn how to play in 'time' and keep a solid rhythm
- Memorize essential major, minor, and 7th chords
5. "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid
5 chords – C, C7, F, G, D7
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It's one of the most popular Disney songs ever, and it's perfect for playing on your ukulele! "Under the Sea" is a fun, catchy tune with an upbeat tempo. Even though there are just five chords to remember in this version, you'll find that it helps to take a slow, methodical approach and master one line at a time.
6. "Let it Go" from Frozen
4 chords – Em, C, G, D
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Thinking about Playing "Let it Go" on the ukulele but worried that it might be too challenging? Well, take some advice from Elsa and let those concerns go! With just four chords to remember, this familiar favorite is one of the easiest Disney ukulele songs to play.
7. "Colors of the Wind" from Pocahontas
6 Chords – Am, C, Em, F, Dm, G
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Even though "Colors of the Wind" has a few more chords than some other popular Disney ukulele songs, it offers a fairly slow tempo. Take it easy, learn all the words, and soon you'll be ready to share this beautiful song.
8. "Touch the Sky" from Brave
5 chords – F, Gm, C, C7, Dm
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This arrangement of "Touch the Sky" for ukulele can be played with just four simple chords. Remember to start slowly and pick up speed once you're confident with the chords and strumming pattern.
9. "How Far I'll Go" from Moana
7 chords – C, F, Dm, Am, G, Fm, Cmaj7
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Even though this version of "How Far I'll Go" has seven ukulele chords to play, it's on the easier end of the spectrum thanks to the relaxed tempo. Have fun!
10. "Hawaiian Rollercoaster Ride" from Lilo and Stitch
5 chords – E, C, F, Am, G
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Five easy chords make "Hawaiian Rollercoaster Ride" easy to play on your ukulele! Just like with surfing, it's important to start this one slow and build confidence. The lyrics might be a littler more challenging to learn but with patience and practice, you'll bring all of the elements together!
11. "When You Wish Upon a Star" from Pinocchio
12 chords – C, Ebdim, F, G7, A7, Dm, Am, Cmaj7, C#dim, D7, Fm
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Although there are 12 chords in this ukulele version of When You Wish Upon a Star, the familiar lyrics, easygoing pace, and beautiful tune make for fairly intuitive playing. Unfamiliar with some of the chords? Consider this Disney song one of the easiest ways to learn them!
12. "A Whole New World" from Aladdin
7 chords – C, G, Am, Dm, Em, F, G7
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Easy chords, simple lyrics, and a beautiful tune make this classic Disney song a favorite! There are other, more complex versions available but this one manages to hit all the right notes.
13. "Part of Your World" from The Little Mermaid
8 chords – F, G, C, Em, Am, D, Em/G
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With eight chords, Part of Your World might not be the easiest Disney ukulele song on our list. The good news is that the chords are simple one and the melody is familiar.
14. "The Bare Necessities" from The Jungle Book
8 chords – A7, Am7, C, C7, D, D7, G, G7
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"The Bare Necessities" is a fun, catchy tune with a faster pace than some others, but it's easy to play if you focus on perfecting one line at a time before moving on to the next. You'll be singing and dancing like Baloo in no time!
15. "Zip a Dee Doo Dah" from Song of the South
5 chords – A, A7, D, B7, E7
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You're just five chords away from playing Zip a Dee Doo Dah on your ukulele! This is a happy, catchy tune that's fun to sing along with!
Playing Easy Disney Ukulele Songs
Disney songs are the perfect match for you and your ukulele: They're familiar and fun, so it's fairly easy to get the sound you're after.
Remember that even short songs can take a few sessions to master. Practice makes perfect, so keep working and soon, you'll have an entire list of Disney songs to play on your ukulele. Aloha, and happy strumming!
Source: https://blog.ukelikethepros.com/disney-ukulele-songs/