http://acousticvids.com/the-acoustic-guitar-method-chord-book-learn-to-play-chords-common-in-american-roots-music-styles-paperback Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:02:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://acousticvids.com/the-acoustic-guitar-method-chord-book-learn-to-play-chords-common-in-american-roots-music-styles-paperback/comment-page-1#comment-17112 Anonymous Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:25:31 +0000 http://acousticvids.com/the-acoustic-guitar-method-chord-book-learn-to-play-chords-common-in-american-roots-music-styles-paperback#comment-17112 </div> The delivery was well within the promissed date. he publication was another rehashing of guitar cords. The delivery was well within the promissed date. he publication was another rehashing of guitar cords.

]]> http://acousticvids.com/the-acoustic-guitar-method-chord-book-learn-to-play-chords-common-in-american-roots-music-styles-paperback/comment-page-1#comment-17111 Yamilet Sun, 28 Jun 2009 21:59:17 +0000 http://acousticvids.com/the-acoustic-guitar-method-chord-book-learn-to-play-chords-common-in-american-roots-music-styles-paperback#comment-17111 </div> 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! 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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