Understanding Chords
You can learn to find the notes to any chord from its name
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Book Details
About the Book
The book and worksheets show a simple and unique method of quickly determining the notes to any chord by applying a few simple rules. Notes are in the most practical form (usually 3 or 4 notes), even for the most complex chords. A small chart is included. If needed, the chart leads one through the process and names the notes. This book can be useful when playing any instrument that uses chords. There is no complicated theory. Only the stuff you need to look at a chord and play the notes.
About the Author
Bill Newton, A resident of Knoxville, TN, is an engineering graduate of the University of Tennessee, an industrial designer and inventor. He has been trying out various musical instruments since the age of six and finally settled on the autoharp. He later invented the "Keyboard" autoharp, requiring that he learn about chords. This book is the result of his findings.