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64 pages
A short, focused book. Read in a few sittings, not a semester-long course.

Independent shopping perspective
A 64-page primer on how chord progressions work on guitar. For players who know open chords but don't understand why songs move the way they do.

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Detail 01
A short, focused book. Read in a few sittings, not a semester-long course.
Detail 02
Focus is on how chords connect, not on chord shapes or individual song arrangements.
Detail 03
Everything is on the page. You play the examples yourself rather than following along to audio.
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Priced like a supplement to lessons rather than a full method course.
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Text explanations, not just diagrams, so reading comfort matters.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Guitar chord books like this lean on chord names and diagrams. Standard notation reading is not the main skill being taught here.
64 pages. It's a concise primer, not a comprehensive method book.
No download package is included with this title. It's the printed book on its own.
It suits players who already know basic chords and want to understand how progressions are built. Complete beginners should start with a chord method first.
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