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The Ultimate Guitar Chord Picture Casebook: Guitar Perfect-Bound Book

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The Ultimate Guitar Chord Picture Casebook: Guitar Perfect-Bound Book

All the Essential Chord Forms Used in Rock, Jazz, Blues, Pop and Folk Music

By Don Latarski

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This easy-to-use book is the best guitar chord reference book available. It contains thousands of chords in an easy-to-use dictionary style and offers the best fingerings along with music theory, clear up-close photos, and easy-to-view diagrams.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 256
ISBN10: 0-7579-2341-0
ISBN13: 978-0-7579-2341-8
UPC: 654979081753
SKU: 00-0748B

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Why we love this

Guitar students need a reference they can trust, and this book delivers with thousands of chords organized for actual lookup speed rather than theoretical perfection. The combination of clear fingering diagrams, photographs, and music theory explanations means students can learn the 'why' behind voicings, not just the 'how.'

What to expect

Opening this book feels like having a guitar teacher's reference library at your fingertips. You get clarity without clutter: each chord is shown multiple ways so you can choose fingerings that work for your hand size and musical context.

Who it's for

This book serves guitar students of any age who need a dependable chord reference, from beginners building their foundational voicings to intermediate players exploring extended and altered chords. It's equally valuable for band and orchestra directors who play guitar and need quick chord lookups during rehearsal prep.

How to get the most out of it

  • Use the photos alongside the diagrams to check your hand position in real time during practice; seeing the exact finger angles and pressure points matters more than the diagram alone.
  • Start by learning the voicings relevant to the keys and styles you're actually playing rather than trying to memorize all of them at once.
  • Keep the book near your instrument during chord study sessions so you can immediately test fingerings and verify the sound matches what you're seeing.

How to use it

Keep a copy in your studio or rehearsal space as a constant resource rather than a sequential method. When a student asks how to voice a chord you haven't used recently, you have an answer in seconds.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and interpreting chord diagrams across multiple representations
  • Understanding chord construction and music theory foundations
  • Developing finger dexterity and left-hand positioning through varied voicings
  • Building vocabulary of chord types (major, minor, seventh, extended, altered)
  • Applying theoretical knowledge to practical fretboard fingering choices

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