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    Chordmaster Chord Theory for Guitar
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    Chordmaster Chord Theory for Guitar
    Ebook117 pages59 minutes

    Chordmaster Chord Theory for Guitar

    By Michael Ellis

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    About this ebook

    Stop looking up guitar chords and memorizing pictures. Learn to understand what each chord title means. Learn how YOU can make any chord in just days. Each part of the guitar chord title is an instruction. Learn what these instructions mean and use the two main barre chord shapes provided as the starting point, and you can make literally thousands of chords GUARANTEED! CHORDMASTER Chord Theory for Guitar takes you step-by step through learning the secrets to understanding chord titles, what they mean, and shows examples of how to make each chord two ways. Then you can apply this knowledge to make them even more ways.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9780557793013
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