Guitar Chord Construction Made Easy: Workbook for 6-String Guitar in Standard E Tuning

Guitar Chord Construction Made Easy: Workbook for 6-String Guitar in Standard E Tuning

Do you have a large book full of hundreds of Guitar Chord Shapes? Most Guitar Players have that book. Do you expect to memorize all of those chord shapes and remember all of the Root notes, 3rds, 5ths, 7ths, and other notes, in those chord shapes? Seems like a lot of work. Would you like to know a much easier way to build as many guitar chords as you need? There is a way to become a master of guitar chords without bulk learning of hundreds of individual guitar chord shapes. The answer is to learn the RELATIVE CHORD INTERVALS surrounding any chosen ROOT NOTE on each guitar string. This method of guitar chord mastery is so much quicker than bulk learning hundreds of chord shapes, PLUS this method starts by knowing what the chord intervals are. So, no more guessing about which note in the chord shape is the ROOT note, or the 3rd or 5th or 7th, etc., because you build the chord from knowing those intervals in the first place. This is actually an AMAZING shortcut to learning guitar chords, and to learning the fretboard, in the same process. This book, titled "GUITAR CHORD CONSTRUCTION MADE EASY WORKBOOK," has the information you need to understand guitar chord building by the relative interval process. This book gives you these relative intervals, plus 29 of the most popular chord formulas, so that you know how to build a major chord, minor chord, dominant 7th chord, and 26 other popular chords. By knowing these relative intervals, and these chord formulas, you have everything you need to build chords up and down the fretboard. This Workbook consists of seven sections: Section 1: An introduction to the five fretboard charts of relative chord intervals, around chord root notes on each guitar string. Section 2: A chart of 29 popular chord construction formulas such as major, minor, dominant 7th, and more. Section 3: A review of the various sound “flavors,” obtained from the different chord construction formulas. Section 4: An introduction to the “CAGED” chord shape system. Section 5: A discussion about inverted chords, 3-string chords, two-string chords, and the benefit of knowing relative intervals. Section 6: An extended discussion about the "relative chord interval" fretboard charts, introduced in Section 1. Section 7: 250 chord construction build-sheets, that you can use to document each chord variation that you create. By learning these relative intervals, and by learning the basic "formulas" of chord building, you will become a master of guitar chord construction. Amazing!