108 Chord Diagrams, Shape Families That Teach Each Other, and Twenty Progressions — Large Diagrams with Note Names and Finger Numbers So You Can Play Your First Songs This Week
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Real pages from the book — the same big chord boxes, finger numbers and practice drills you’ll find on every spread. Tap any page to read it full-size.
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E, Em, Am, A with fingertip tips — plus a change drill and strum pattern to play tonight.
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Eight chords in a two-fret square — learn one grip, get seven more almost free.
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Move one E-shape up the neck and play in any key — with a strength-building workout.
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Complete practice loops with strumming cues — pick one per session, loop till automatic.
Tip: click a page to zoom · use ← → to flip · Esc to close — swipe on mobile
Everything a beginner needs to go from zero to strumming real songs — without the jargon.
Every essential open chord and barre shape, grouped into shape families that teach each other. Each diagram shows finger numbers and note names beneath.
Big chord boxes you can read at arm’s length on a music stand. Open strings, muted strings and fret numbers marked clearly — no squinting required.
From campfire classics to pop staples — twenty progressions written out with every chord diagram you need, so you can play a song tonight.
E-shape and A-shape barres explained step by step, with a neck map showing where each root note lives. Move one shape, play in any key.
Down-up patterns, tempo tips and a simple guide to reading rhythm symbols — so your chords actually sound like music.
A week-by-week roadmap from your first three chords to barre shapes and full songs. Written for absolute beginners — every term explained.
Thumb tabs down the edge of every page so you can flip straight to the chord you need. An opener for each shape family showing the root notes and how the pattern moves up the neck.
How to tune by ear, how to read a chord box, and how to switch between chords without stopping. Capo charts, a note-name fretboard map, and a glossary of terms that actually make sense.
Large 8.5 × 11 inch format that lies flat on your lap or music stand. If you can hold a pick, you can start on page one.
108 chord diagrams, shape families, twenty progressions — everything you need to sound like you know what you’re doing.
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