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Everybody's Guitar Writing Book: All levels Guitar Book

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Everybody's Guitar Writing Book: All levels Guitar Book

By Philip Groeber

Item: 98-G1027

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Everybody's Guitar Writing Book is a 10-stave, 64-page manuscript book with tear-out sheets to fit all of your writing needs. This essential writing book contains important music basics for all guitarists including: the 48 most commonly used guitar chords; all the natural notes in first position on one chart; a complete, easy-to-read Guitar Fingerboard Chart; key signatures arranged in the Circle of Fifths; and a blank guitar fingerboards page for adding your own chords.

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Series: Everybody's Guitar Method
Publisher: The FJH Music Company, Inc.
ISBN10: 1-56939-306-0
ISBN13: 978-1-56-939306-2
UPC: 674398212132
SKU: 98-G1027

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Why we love this

This manuscript book cuts through the clutter by bundling exactly what guitarists reference most: chord charts, fingerboard diagrams, key signatures, and staff paper all in one place. Students stop wasting time hunting for information across multiple resources and start writing immediately. The tear-out format respects how real musicians actually work, whether they're notating ideas in a lesson, composing at home, or sharing charts with ensemble mates.

Who it's for

Guitarists at any level who compose, arrange, or document their own music. Students in guitar classes, private studio lessons, or ensemble settings benefit from having reference materials and blank staff paper integrated into a single practical tool.

How to use it

Keep a copy on hand in your studio or classroom as a standard resource for students learning to notate guitar music. Teachers can recommend it to students who are beginning to transpose songs, work with chord progressions, or transcribe pieces they want to remember.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and naming natural notes in first position
  • Identifying and writing chord progressions using the 48 most common chords
  • Understanding key signatures through the Circle of Fifths
  • Mapping fingerboard positions visually and spatially
  • Notating original compositions and arrangements on standard staff

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