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  • Guitar Chords

    intervals foundations for beginners

    “All the books out now telling you how to play don`t mean a thing. What you feel is what you should be playing, not something someone else wrote down. All I can say is learn the fundamentals on your guitar, get to know your guitar, and don`t get a big head. There`s always going to be someone else better. Just play what you know, what`s inside of you”Pee Wee Crayton“Guitar Player”, July 1977This ... Read more

    $4.06 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Arpeggios

    Guitar Fretboard View

    Series Book 6 - Fretboard View
    An arpeggio is a chord you play one note at a time — and that changes what you need to know about it.A chord grip tells you where six strings go at once. An arpeggio has to tell you where every note of that chord lives under your hand, including the ones no grip can reach without letting go of the others.So these are the same chords as the rest of the series and none of the same diagrams.What is ... Read more

    $4.20 CAD

  • Guitar Theory, Four Ways

    The Fretboard View Method

    Series Book 4 - Fretboard View Method
    Not a first guitar book. A way to understand the theory you keep running into.This book explains the basic ideas of music, scales, steps, chords, keys and rhythm, from a different angle. Every idea is drawn four ways at once: in notation and tab, on the fretboard, on a piano keyboard, and in diagrams made for this book. If one view does not make sense to you, the next one often will.Who it is ... Read more

    $4.20 CAD

  • Why the Modes Work

    The Fretboard View Method

    Series Book 5 - Fretboard View Method
    Play two scales from the same frets. Hear the difference. Then see why.Most books about modes give you seven scales and ask you to remember them. This one starts with your guitar: the same strings, the same frets, a different starting note, and a different sound. Then it shows you why.How it worksEvery chapter opens with something to play. The explanation comes after the sound, in as few words as ... Read more

    $4.20 CAD

  • Learn Blues Guitar

    The Fretboard View Method

    Series Book 3 - Fretboard View Method
    Which note, over which chord, and why.This course starts with the box of five notes every blues player learns first, and then answers the question the box leaves open: what each of those notes does when the chord changes under it.How it worksEvery lesson makes one claim and shows it on diagrams made from the notes themselves, each set where the explanation needs it, then ends on one thing to play ... Read more

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  • Seventh Chords

    Drop D & DADGAD · Fretboard View

    Series Book 18 - Fretboard View
    Drop one string, then three — and add a note to every chord.Volume 8 gave the triads of Drop D and DADGAD. This is the same fourteen keys in each tuning with a fourth note in every chord — Am7, Bm7b5, Cmaj7, G7 — and the shapes are different entirely, because a seventh chord has to find one more string for its extra tone. On a guitar tuned to open fourths and fifths there is usually one to hand ... Read more

    $4.23 CAD

  • Arpeggios

    Bass Fretboard View

    Series Book 17 - Fretboard View
    On a bass the arpeggio is not a technique. It is the vocabulary.A bassist plays the chord one note at a time, and a chord chart that says C#m7b5 tells you nothing about where those four notes live under your hand. This book does: every position of every chord type, drawn at the fret it actually starts on, in all twelve keys, on a four-string bass.What is in it• Eleven chord types — major, minor, ... Read more

    $4.20 CAD

  • Triads

    Guitar Fretboard View

    Series Book 24 - Fretboard View
    Every triad on every set of three strings, and how to move between them.A triad is three notes: a root, a third and a fifth. On three neighboring strings it makes a small, clear chord that fits almost anywhere on the neck, which is why triads are the chords most guitarists comp with. This book shows you every one of them, then shows you how to move from one to the next.What is in it• Every triad: ... Read more

    $4.23 CAD

  • Scales & Boxes

    Guitar Fretboard View

    Series Book 4 - Fretboard View
    Every scale book gives you the shape. This one gives you the fret.Five boxes and “now move it” is why so many players know the minor pentatonic in A and nothing anywhere else. The shape is moveable; the neck it moves along was never in the book.So every position in here is drawn at the fret it actually starts on, in all twelve keys. “Where do I play Eb dorian” is a page you turn to, not arithmetic ... Read more

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  • Borrowed Chords

    Guitar Fretboard View

    Series Book 26 - Fretboard View
    The chords every key can borrow, and how to use them.A song in C major can use F minor, Ab or Bb and still sound as if it is in C. Those chords come from the modes that share its tonic, and songwriters call this borrowing, or modal interchange. This book shows you the chords each key can borrow, what each one changes, and how to move through them.What is in it• Every key: all twelve major keys and ... Read more

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  • Scales & Boxes

    Ukulele Fretboard View

    Series Book 20 - Fretboard View
    The scale book the ukulele never had: every position, at the fret it actually starts on.Most ukulele scale charts are one shape and “now move it”, which is how a player comes to know one box in C and nothing anywhere else. The shape moves; the neck it moves along was never in the book.So every position in here is drawn at the fret it actually starts on, in all twelve keys, on a low-G ukulele. ... Read more

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  • Which Note Now

    Guitar Fretboard View

    Series Book 22 - Fretboard View
    Every scale book tells you which notes. This one tells you which note now.A scale is a set of notes and a chord is an argument about which of them matter this bar. Every page here draws the same scale once for each chord of the progression it is played over — the twelve-bar for the pentatonics and the blues, the axis for everything else — with every note marked by what it does against that chord ... Read more

    $4.23 CAD