Wise Publications The Little Black Songbook : Accords
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Summary of This Book
Designed as a true guitar chord dictionary in pocket format, this book gathers a wide selection of positions to accompany, compose, and transpose without wasting time. Each chord is presented in simple diagram form, allowing immediate reading of frets, strings, and fretboard markers for quick finger placement.
The presentation emphasizes clarity and efficiency: moving from a major chord to its minor version, to a seventh, or to a more colorful variant becomes natural, whether you are working on chord changes, cadences, or typical progressions. It is a reliable resource to review open chords, approach the first barre positions, and secure your chord changes with a visual guide always at hand.
Versatile, this dictionary is aimed at the most common styles such as pop, rock, folk, or jazz, and helps build richer accompaniments, harmonize a melody, and adapt a piece to a new key. Compact and designed for daily use, it easily slips into a guitar case to be available at any time, on stage or at home.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar | Genre | guitar method / chord dictionary |
Questions frequently asked
Which guitar chords are featured in this chord dictionary?
The diagrams include major, minor, seventh chords and more colorful variants, with positions intended for accompaniment and composition.
Does the Little Black Songbook Chords help with barre chords?
The book allows for an introduction to basic barre positions. Fretboard markers and strings are shown on simple diagrams. The layout facilitates finger placement during chord changes.
Can this book be used to transpose a song on the guitar?
The presentation helps to move from one chord family to another in order to adapt a piece to a new key.
Is this chord dictionary suitable for folk and jazz?
The suggested positions apply to pop, rock, folk, and jazz styles. It allows practicing common cadences and chord progressions.
Is this a book easy to carry in a guitar gig bag?
Its pocket size allows it to be slipped inside a guitar gig bag to keep chord diagrams handy.
