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Joseph Alexander I don't often get it, as i'm simply describing how to do something on the guitar. If i'm stuck, it's normally a sign of getting burned out so I take a…moreI don't often get it, as i'm simply describing how to do something on the guitar. If i'm stuck, it's normally a sign of getting burned out so I take a break and play with my dogs! Once, I simply bit off more than I could chew and shelved the book (no pun intended) and immediately started a new one. The book hadn't felt right from the beginning and it was better to start something new than to create a bad book that my heart wasn't in.(less)
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Greg Howe Errata Correction

On p.33, the diagram for Example 2d shows an F on the fourth string. This should be F#. If you have the Kindle edition, it has already been updated on your device. This error now only affects Paperback and PDF copies purchased before September 16th. Download the updated page 33 for Creative Arpeggio Phrasing for […]

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“We can also flatten the 5th of the chord. The structure 1 3 b5 is not very common in music although it does sometimes occur in jazz. However, the structure 1 b3 b5 occurs frequently. It is called a diminished or occasionally a minor b5 chord.”
Joseph Alexander, Guitar Chords in Context: The Practical Guide to Chord Theory and Application

“To create a major 7th chord we simply extend the ‘1 3 5’ formula by an extra note so it becomes ‘1 3 5 7’.”
Joseph Alexander, Guitar Chords in Context: The Practical Guide to Chord Theory and Application

“As the major 7th’s chord formula is 1 3 5 7, you might expect that the minor 7th’s formula would be 1 b3 5 7. This, however, is not the case.   To create a minor 7 chord we add a b7 to a minor triad. The formula is 1 b3 5 b7.”
Joseph Alexander, Guitar Chords in Context: The Practical Guide to Chord Theory and Application

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