Hit Diffusion Dico Des 2000 Accords De Guitare + CD
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a true daily working tool, this large-format chord dictionary is aimed at guitarists who wish to enrich and deepen their knowledge of chords, regardless of their style. With over 2000 diagrams, it allows you to move from a "classic" chord to richer, more colorful alternative positions, or those better suited to a specific key and progression.
The organization has been designed for immediate usability: search for your chords by key, chord type (triads, seventh chords, extensions, etc.), or by position, to explore different areas of the fretboard and vary your inversions. This approach facilitates the construction of more musical accompaniments, the search for voicing ideas, and the improvement of your fretboard positioning.
The included CD complements the visual part by offering numerous examples of progressions, useful for hearing chord colors, working on the fluidity of changes, and integrating these new positions into a harmonic context. An effective reference to develop your ear, chord technique, and accompaniment creativity.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Paul Guilleminot | Instrumentation | guitar |
Questions frequently asked
How many chord diagrams does this guitar chord dictionary contain?
The book compiles over 2,000 guitar chord diagrams. These positions allow exploration of alternatives to classic chords depending on the key or progression sought.
Does the CD of Dico Des 2000 Accords De Guitare include sound examples?
The included CD offers numerous examples of chord progressions to hear their colors in a harmonic context.
How to search for a chord in this book?
Searches can be done by key, chord type, or position on the fretboard. Types covered include triads, seventh chords, and extensions. This organization allows working on different inversions in various areas of the neck.
Is this method suitable for working on guitar voicings?
The more than 2,000 diagrams are used to find alternative positions and voicings suited to a specific progression. The content aims particularly to enrich accompaniment and improve placement on the fretboard.
Who composed this guitar chord method?
This guitar method was composed by Paul Guilleminot.
