Bay William - Left-hand Guitar Chord Chart - Guitar

The Mel Bay Left-Hand Guitar Chord Book contains chord forms for all of the most commonly used chords. Chords include major minor altered 7ths diminished augmented and many more. All forms are shown in pictureand diagram form for the left-handed guitarist.

Media Type : Book Level : Beginning Musical Genre : All Styles Number of pages : 48 Contains chord forms for all of the most commonly used chords. Chords include major, minor, altered 7ths, diminished, augmented and many more. All forms are shown in picture and diagram form for the left-handed guitarist.

A handy chord reference guide showing basic major and minor chords in all keys. Relative and secondary minor chord relationships shown on principal chords. All forms are fingered for the left-handed guitarist. Also shown is aguitar fingerboard with all the corresponding notes on a guitar strung for a left-handed performer.

With Online Audio-For decades Guitar students and teachers alike have struggled with the idea of left-handed individuals playing right-handed. Now that the idea of letting the dominant hand rule is widely accepted as the best course of action here at last is a proven method for the left-handed Guitarist! The world's premier method for learning modern plectrum style Guitar time-tested and proven successful in building the theoretic and technical foundation needed toplay in any style. All seven grades of this method are written in standard notation only to encourage better sight reading. In Grade 1 the student guitarist will learn to play solos duets scales and chords in the keys of C Aminor G and E minor. Even in Grade 1 the student is already exposed to the chord/melody concept of guitar performance.The world's premier method for learning modern plectrum style Guitar time-tested and proven successfulin building the theoretic and technical foundation needed to play in any style. All seven grades of this method are written in standard notation only to encourage better sight reading. In Grade 1 the student Guitarist will learnto play solos duets scales and chords in the keys of C A minor G and E minor. Even in Grade 1 the student is already exposed to the chord/melody concept of Guitar performance. A supplementary study book entitledGrade 1 Studies two different play-along audio recordings (pop version and traditional) and video are available. The companion recordings feature Tommy Flint and William Bay playing in split-track format withthe solo parts performed on the right channel and the accompaniment or second duet parts played on the left. The student can play along with the full recording or tune out either channel and play the missing part. TheLeft-Handed Modern Guitar Method Grade 1 provides a valuable enhancement to the world's most popular Guitar method. Includes access to online audio.

This comprehensive approach to basic guitar skills includes varied repertoire, theory, detailed instruction about seating and hand position, standard music notation, an introduction to tablature, basic improvisation, and teaches both the pickstyle and fingerstyle techniques. Great for college non-music majors, continuing education classes, music dealer in-store programs, and group guitar classes at the middle and high school levels. Book 1 contains 16 units, each with a variety of repertoire, exercises, and timed tests at the end. Unit 16 provides instructions for playing 11 hit songs. Students can cut out flashcards provided at the back of the book to use for home study. The comb binding creates a lay-flat book that is perfect for study and performance. / Guitare

Book/Cd Set-This beginner’s approach to playing fingerstyle guitar uses well-known folk songs to develop left and right-hand techniques. The tunes are first introduced with simplified chords and accompaniment provided by an easydownward strum of the thumb. Next the thumb and three fingers pluck simultaneously to produce block chords and finally render more complex arpeggiated patterns. While barre chords are judiciously avoided throughout thealternating bass concept is presented with “full-strength” chords using all six strings where applicable. While the melodies are shown in standard notation the lyrics and companion CD serve as rhythmic guides to thestudent; neither note nor tablature reading ability is required to complete this enjoyable course