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Learn how the guitar works, one idea at a time.

This is a first course for adults who want to understand the guitar as well as play it. Instead of asking you to memorise shapes, it explains why they work: why a fret is like a piano key, why a shape changes when it crosses onto the B string, why a chord is notes stacked in thirds, and why a key has the chords it has.

How it works

Each lesson makes one point and explains it in plain words. A full-size diagram shows it on the fretboard, the keyboard or the staff, whichever makes it clearest, and each lesson ends with one thing to play on your own guitar before you move on.

What is in it

• Six parts: the neck as a keyboard folded onto six strings, intervals as shapes you can move, chords built by stacking thirds, scales and the positions that hold them, a key as its chords and its scale together, and why a key signature is spelled the way it is.
• 25 lessons, from the twelve notes on one string to barre chords, the CAGED shapes, the minor pentatonic, the circle of fifths and the modes.
• One thing to play at the end of every lesson.
• Shapes a real hand can hold, with the degree of the chord or scale in every dot.

For adults starting the guitar, for players coming back to it after years away, and for anyone who knows some shapes and wants to know why they work.

The free course is at everyfret.com. It has the same 25 lessons, and on the site you can click any note on a diagram and hear it. This book is the same course, to read away from a screen.

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