David Hamburger's supplementary chord book for the Acoustic Guitar Method is a must-have resource for guitarists who want to build their chord vocabulary! Starting with a user-friendly explanation of what chords are and how they are named, this book presents chords by key in all 12 keys, offering both open-position and closed-position voicings for each common chord type. Also includes info on barre chords, using a capo and much more.
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By C. Canty
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An excellent book that supports David Hamburgers book on Acoustic guitar very well. It's good to see the alternative chords laid out in such a clear manner. I strongly recommend this book.
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Extremely helpful!
1 April 2005
By J. Chad Davis
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As a beginning guitarist with essentially no formal background in music, I find myself frequently at a loss to understand the structure of the music that I'm playing (why is this an A chord and why is that a D?). This book is absolutely outstanding in explaining the nomenclature and structure of chords, even to a relative novice. A couple of hours perusing this and I've developed a MUCH greater understanding of chords and how they are related, how they differ as you move up the fretboard, etc. If you're trying to learn how to PLAY guitar, this book isn't going to be useful, but if you're trying to UNDERSTAND what you're playing and don't already have a musical background, this book is absolutely great!
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Excellent Basic Reference Book
17 Nov 2007
By Louis Bianchi
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This book is a fine chord reference book. It does not just throw a flurry of different chords at the reader. The book starts off with a lucid introduction to the theory behind chords played on the guitar. If you are looking for a basic chord reference book, this is a real good one. A novice or untrained guitarist will benefit greatly, gaining a solid understanding of chord concepts. I highly recommend this book.
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The Acoustic Guitar Method Chord Book
6 July 2009
By James L. Boggess Sr.
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This book has a great chord's chart section. I am just starting out
and some of the chord's are very hard to fret, but this chord charts
are showing some variations that I hadn't seen. Good book.
and some of the chord's are very hard to fret, but this chord charts
are showing some variations that I hadn't seen. Good book.
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