CONTENTS. 2 The Guitar Chord Resource. Introduction About the Authors PART ONE: EASY CHORD IDEAS...11
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1 CONN Introducton... About the Authors... PAR ON: AY CORD IDA... Introducton to Part One... CAGD... Reve the Bascs... tandard Musc Notaton... Chord Dagras... AB... Roan Nuerals... he Major cale... Introducng rads... Four-Note Chord Preve... Major Chord cales... Chord Progressons... Mnor Chord cales... Fngercks and trus... Fngerckng Patterns... trung Patterns... Four-Note Chords... th-chord cales... Chord Progressons... C Major Faly Chord bellshents... C Ideas he I Chord... Dn Ideas he Chord... n Ideas he Chord... F Ideas he IV Chord... G Ideas he V Chord... An Ideas he v Chord... Bd/Bn Ideas he v o Chord... Coon Chord Progressons... Coon ar sters... An tude for the C Faly... By the ea... A Major Faly Chord bellshents... A Ideas he I Chord... Bn Ideas he Chord... C n Ideas he Chord... D Ideas he IV Chord... Ideas he V Chord... F n Ideas he v Chord... G d/g n Ideas he v o Chord... Coon Chord Progressons... Coon ar sters... tude for the A Faly... he Gutar Chord Resource
2 G Major Faly Chord bellshents... G Ideas he I Chord... An Ideas he Chord... Bn Ideas Chord... C Ideas he IV Chord... D Ideas he V Chord... n Ideas he v Chord... F d/f n Ideas he v o Chord... Coon Chord Progressons... Coon ar sters... Lttle tude n Mnor... tude for the G Faly... Major Faly Chord bellshents... Ideas he I Chord... F n Ideas he Chord... G n Ideas he Chord... A Ideas he IV Chord... B Ideas he V Chord... C n Ideas he v Chord... D d/d n Ideas he v o Chord... A Coon Chord Progresson... ternal ghay (trung tude for the Faly)... More Coon Progressons... Coon ar sters... D Major Faly Chord bellshents... D Ideas he I Chord... n Ideas he Chord... F n Ideas he Chord... G Ideas he IV Chord... A Ideas he V Chord... Bn Ideas he v Chord... C d/c n Ideas he v o Chord... Coon Chord Progressons... Coon ar sters... D Nce (tude for the D Faly)... Usng a Cao... Reasons to ransose... Caos n Acton... o to Use a Cao to Play n Dffcult Keys... he CAGD Forula... Dfferent yes of Caos... Waterfall (tude for Partal Cao)... Odds and nds... aer-ons and Pull-offs... tude for aer-ons and Pull-offs... Passng ones and Chords... Pvot Fnger Chord Cobnatons... ndngs and Cadences... Pedal one Datonc Chord cales... Introducton to Alternate unngs... Oen D unng D-A-D-F # -A-D... Blues for Ry... Oen G unng D-G-D-G-B-D... Oen C unng C-G-C-G-C-... he oe ong (tude for Oen C unng)... D-A-D-G-A-D unng... Contents
3 PAR WO: CORD CONNCION... Introducton to Part o... o to Read Chord Dagras... Oen Poston Chord Fors... Barre Chord Fors... Basc heory... rad trng et #... he Chord Connecton... rad Chord Connectons... Datonc rads... rad trng et #... rad trng et #... rad trng et #... ths and ths... rads n read Vocng... Colex Chords... Chord ybol Notaton... th Chord Inversons... he Fve Four-Note trng ets... Four-Note trng et #... Four-Note trng et #... Four-Note trng et #... Four-Note trng et #... Four-Note trng et #... Other Chords You hould Kno... Chords of the aronc Mnor cale... Chords of the Melodc Mnor cale... Quartal arony... Chords Wth More han One Nae... he Gutar Chord Resource
4 MAOR FAMILY CORD MBLLIMN he chord faly n the key of s: F n G n C n D d o (or D n ) I IV V v v ere are soe ebellshents for each chord n the faly. Ideas he I Chord add (sus) rack. x x x x /G # x x B/ sus rack. x x x x rack. / x sus/ x x / x he Gutar Chord Resource
5 Coon ar sters ere are soe of the less coon but very effectve chords of the D faly: B b /G # Cadd rack. x x x x b VI II II b VII D B b G Cadd D rack. x x x x x x x rack. I b VI IV b VII I G Cadd x D x II IV b VII I D Nce s a f ngerstyle tune hch s best understood by readng the usc and AB, so there are no chord dagras. rack D Nce (tude for the D Faly) & # a # n.. n & # # C G/B An G he Gutar Chord Resource D D/F # ( ) a ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) G a D D/F # a a a a Ó ( ) ( ) ( ) P. a a a a a ( ) ( ) ( ) = Rght hand slas strngs.
6 rack Waterfall (tude for Partal Cao) Partal cao II on strngs,, and & # # # # A (Play these notes st te only) (Play these notes st te only) & # # #. #... B & # # # # j. ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ). j ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) & # # # #. ( ) A B Part One: asy Chord Ideas
7 It s also very effectve to use a cao n these oen tunngs. If you lay the follong ece th a cao on the st fret, you ll be layng n the beautful and unusual key of D. ry t! hat s ho the song as recorded for the CD that s avalable for ths book. rack he oe ong (tude for Oen C unng) = la the strngs & Œ. Œ ( ) ( ) ( ) &. Œ ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) & Œ ( ) he Gutar Chord Resource
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