Guitar Chords in Context Part One: Learn to construct and apply essential guitar chords
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| Rating | : | 4.95 (953 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00PEYNDUQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Instead of simply listing chord diagrams, this book teaches you in great detail how to construct and apply every chord type you’ll ever come across.What’s Included?Everything you need to understand and master the guitar neck is included, including over 110 audio examples and backing tracks that you can download for free from fundamental-changes.The book itself contains over 100 pages of clear, high resolution diagrams covering the construction of every common guitar chord type. There are three different essential voicings for each chord and plenty of information about the context in which it is used.How You Will Immediately Benefit:By understanding the theory behind the construction of each guitar chord type and learning where every interval lays on the fretboard, you will instantly see the guitar neck in a new way. In fact, you will never need a traditional &lsqu
FINALLY! A book that I can relate to as I move into jazz guitar RickC I am happy to have finally found a book that explains the chords I need to get started with jazz guitar. Mr. Alexander explains the chord construction simply and succinctly, and shows how all chords can be reduced to four basic types. I have only just begun to study this book, but I can already see that it will be a huge benefit to me. I am an intermediate level guitar player, but I still stumble with a few basics, and this book starts at exactly the level I need. It is not for an absolute beginner, though.. ""The" guitar chord book." according to Tom Johnston. I bought this book and Guitar Scales in Context recently. I would give this book 6 stars if possible. In one week I have learned more chords than I have in the last "The" guitar chord book. I bought this book and Guitar Scales in Context recently. I would give this book 6 stars if possible. In one week I have learned more chords than I have in the last 30 years. And I'm only on chapter "The" guitar chord book. Tom Johnston I bought this book and Guitar Scales in Context recently. I would give this book 6 stars if possible. In one week I have learned more chords than I have in the last 30 years. And I'm only on chapter 4. The best part is that there are no monotonous chord charts to memorize. He teaches you how and why chords are constructed and how to build them in any position. The exercises also give you an understanding of how chords can be put together into some common progressions without actually teaching it. You just learn it by accident. This is by far the. . The best part is that there are no monotonous chord charts to memorize. He teaches you how and why chords are constructed and how to build them in any position. The exercises also give you an understanding of how chords can be put together into some common progressions without actually teaching it. You just learn it by accident. This is by far the. 0 years. And I'm only on chapter "The" guitar chord book. Tom Johnston I bought this book and Guitar Scales in Context recently. I would give this book 6 stars if possible. In one week I have learned more chords than I have in the last 30 years. And I'm only on chapter 4. The best part is that there are no monotonous chord charts to memorize. He teaches you how and why chords are constructed and how to build them in any position. The exercises also give you an understanding of how chords can be put together into some common progressions without actually teaching it. You just learn it by accident. This is by far the. . The best part is that there are no monotonous chord charts to memorize. He teaches you how and why chords are constructed and how to build them in any position. The exercises also give you an understanding of how chords can be put together into some common progressions without actually teaching it. You just learn it by accident. This is by far the. "It helps to know chords not just memorize them" according to Jack. I have the scales book this to me is it partner to make chords in blues or jazz or if you want to make your life easier you know how chords are made then you can make them anywhere on the fretboard you are not stuck in open chords only .This book has open my eyes to where I want to go on the board with which chords and how to chande the chord and where it is closest to the chord I am using with the smallest hand movement on the fretboard .Great chord book it coming together Joe Thanks