Mel Bay Banjo and Chord Reference Wall Chart
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (665 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786668377 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 318 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Full-size wall chart featuring chords and notes on the fretboard for banjo in G tuning. Chord fingerings are color coded to show proper finger placement.. Major, minor, 7th, maj7, min7, 6, 9, augmented and diminished chords are shown. Chords are shown in a Circle of 5ths progression
Don't Start Learning Without This Chart! Steph This is highly informative. I had started playing several years ago without such a chart. Cancer interrupted with a surgery that could have limited the use of my left arm. I am fine now and vowed to return to playing with not just tablature, but actually learning the notes. I am doing that now because I feel just using tabs is not learning music.By the way, I saw many complaints about how this item arrived. Mine came carefully boxed and furled up in shrink wrap. It's perfect,?. Jeffrey A. Hensley said It lays it all out in front of you!. If you want a master list of every banjo chord formable, this is your source. It even displays the fingerboard pointing out each fret's number and musical note. A perfect teaching aid as well as reference, I've even seen it used by Hensley's Bluegrass Music, so I'm a believer. This chart is helpful for beginner's through advanced pickers. Janet Davis has outdone herself yet again. I commend her and Mel Bay for producing it.Other charts I've seen are just little four page booklets that require flipping of pages to get to what you want, this poster is right on. Mwhite81 said Great poster. Easy for reference on wall. Large print.. Good so far. Great to put up in music room for easy reference when practicing. Circle of fifths is nice.