Note: On the ʻukulele, extended chords like 11ths and 13ths often contain more notes than the four strings can play. To make them playable, I've carefully selected voicings that preserve the chord's sound quality and character, prioritizing the most essential tones like the 3rd, 7th, and color tones (9th, 13th).

That said, different musical contexts might call for different note choices. In some progressions, you might prefer to keep the root, emphasize a particular extension, or even simplify the chord for clarity. The voicings shown here aim to balance practicality with harmonic richness—but they are just one of many valid ways to voice the chord.