What does ukulele t type s type c mean?

Ukuleles can be divided into four sizes: soprano: S type, contralto (concert: C type), tenor: T type and bass. Size and structure will affect the timbre and volume of ukulele.

Euclidean T-type S-type C-type Reference Creary General dimensions: 2 1 inch S-type, 23-inch C-type, 26-inch T-type.

S-type, 2 1 inch: small and portable, the most primitive model, bright and crisp tone, more suitable for playing and singing.

Type c, 23 inches: moderate size. For beginners, fingers are the easiest to adapt to, and the taste is generally 18, and the playing range is higher, taking into account the characteristics of 2 1 playing and 26 solo.

T-shaped, 26-inch: the larger and highest-end models have a wider range; Rich timbre, good bass and wide fingerboard spacing, which is more suitable for fingering as a whole;

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There are at least the following legends about ukulele:

1, Queen Lili'uokalani thinks it comes from a gift with Hawaiian words "come here", or "uku" (gift or reward) and "lele" (coming). Another view is that this instrument was originally called "ukekelele" or "Dancingukeke”(ukeke is a Hawaiian lyre).

17, 18 th century, European immigrants have increased. Due to different accents, this pronunciation mistake has become "ukulele" for many years.

It is also said that a British general named Edward Walvis took his bodyguard to see the king of Hawaii.

Because he is very good at playing Blagi Nia (the predecessor of ukulele), and this instrument looks small and full of energy, most Hawaiians just call him You Creary, which means jumping flea.

About the origin of ukulele, the most famous version is the story of GabrielDavian and W.L.Wilcox, two of the most famous families in early Hawaii.

Once Gabrielle was going to attend the wedding reception of Witkey's new home in Cahill, and she brought her own ukulele. When people were curious about the name of this cute little instrument, Gabriel replied, "JumpingFlea".