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How to Learn Guitar Chords & Harmony Theory on the Guitar - Songwriting Tips & More for Guitarists
Key to creating interesting guitar parts is having a wide "vocabulary" of chords, riffs, and rhythm ideas.
In order to come up with fresh ideas, a clear understanding of the fretboard is essential!
Do you pick up the guitar and just play the same old things?
Do your fingers just wander in old familiar paths, and you feel bored with your playing?
Then you've found just the right thing to freshen up your playing - You'll learn everything from the basics of harmony to advanced harmonic concepts with real examples from The Beatles to Zeppelin.
Would you like to ...
*
Save hundreds of dollars in private lessons, and learn at your own pace - playing back the examples as you like?
*
Expand your vocabulary beyond the same old major and minor chords?
*
Improve your own songs with more interesting harmony?
*
Break out of your old positions, and come up with expressive rhythm guitar parts?
* Learn what any chord is; How about G7? Bmin9, or G7b9#5?... how does it sound, and when you should use it? How about a Db7b5? A G13sus4? A C mu-major?! The list goes on....
* Would you like to work on your chord technique without having to snore your way through boring lists of chords - but rather have engaging lessons to guide you along?
Have a look at the Feedback - Our Methods have worked for THOUSANDS of musicians.
The Ultimate Chord Guide
for Guitarists
This is not only a perfect reference for guitarists, but is also a series of lessons that will get you familiar with the sounds of the chords, show you how they are used, and get you using them to improve your own playing!
The program is also available as an Adobe PDF file ***just email the author at joe at joedocmusic (dot) com with your receipt, and he will forward you the PDF/Audio version!***
________________________________________
What can you expect?
*
You will improve your vocabulary of chords, which will make your playing more interesting to yourself and others.
*
You'll learn what many people spend years studying - for less than the cost of a private lesson. The material is clear, well written and interesting! You can go at your own pace.
*
You'll learn to use extended chords, altered dominants, 'add' and suspended extended chords, modal chords (what they mean and where they come from, too) and many other chords you were unsure of how to use, or maybe weren't even aware of!
*
As you read the lessons, all the examples are provided in clear diagrams, tab, & notation. WITH THE PDF VERSION Just click and you hear any example instantly.
*
There are tons of tips for playing, and riffs and ideas galore! This is NOT just a big, boring list of chords, but rather a series of interesting lessons!
_____________________________________________________
A total of 121 pages of lessons with hundreds of audio examples. No stone is left unturned - you'll be spicing up your playing and understanding harmony in no time - hearing is believing.
The latest version of Adobe Reader is recommended.
In order to come up with fresh ideas, a clear understanding of the fretboard is essential!
Do you pick up the guitar and just play the same old things?
Do your fingers just wander in old familiar paths, and you feel bored with your playing?
Then you've found just the right thing to freshen up your playing - You'll learn everything from the basics of harmony to advanced harmonic concepts with real examples from The Beatles to Zeppelin.
Would you like to ...
*
Save hundreds of dollars in private lessons, and learn at your own pace - playing back the examples as you like?
*
Expand your vocabulary beyond the same old major and minor chords?
*
Improve your own songs with more interesting harmony?
*
Break out of your old positions, and come up with expressive rhythm guitar parts?
* Learn what any chord is; How about G7? Bmin9, or G7b9#5?... how does it sound, and when you should use it? How about a Db7b5? A G13sus4? A C mu-major?! The list goes on....
* Would you like to work on your chord technique without having to snore your way through boring lists of chords - but rather have engaging lessons to guide you along?
Have a look at the Feedback - Our Methods have worked for THOUSANDS of musicians.
The Ultimate Chord Guide
for Guitarists
This is not only a perfect reference for guitarists, but is also a series of lessons that will get you familiar with the sounds of the chords, show you how they are used, and get you using them to improve your own playing!
The program is also available as an Adobe PDF file ***just email the author at joe at joedocmusic (dot) com with your receipt, and he will forward you the PDF/Audio version!***
________________________________________
What can you expect?
*
You will improve your vocabulary of chords, which will make your playing more interesting to yourself and others.
*
You'll learn what many people spend years studying - for less than the cost of a private lesson. The material is clear, well written and interesting! You can go at your own pace.
*
You'll learn to use extended chords, altered dominants, 'add' and suspended extended chords, modal chords (what they mean and where they come from, too) and many other chords you were unsure of how to use, or maybe weren't even aware of!
*
As you read the lessons, all the examples are provided in clear diagrams, tab, & notation. WITH THE PDF VERSION Just click and you hear any example instantly.
*
There are tons of tips for playing, and riffs and ideas galore! This is NOT just a big, boring list of chords, but rather a series of interesting lessons!
_____________________________________________________
A total of 121 pages of lessons with hundreds of audio examples. No stone is left unturned - you'll be spicing up your playing and understanding harmony in no time - hearing is believing.
The latest version of Adobe Reader is recommended.
125 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 11, 2010
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