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Guitar SKU: AP.16755 The Ultimate Guide to Music for Blues, Rock, and Jazz Guitarists. Composed by Guy Capuzzo. Guitar Method or Supplement; Theory. National Guitar Workshop. General Theory. Instructional book. With standard guitar notation, guitar tablature, illustrations, introductory text and instructional text. 96 pages. Alfred Music #00-16755. Published by Alfred Music (AP.16755). ISBN 9780739013069. UPC: 038081134536. 9x12 inches. English.This is the ultimate guide to theory for blues, rock and jazz guitarists. You will start with the basics and move up to advanced concepts with this easy, step-by-step approach. There are 28 different scales and modes plus over 30 chord types with fingerings for all. Easy-to-read musical examples, chord and scale diagrams and 26 worksheets reinforce ideas. Using this book will demystify chord progressions.
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