"Chord Chemistry", by: Ted Greene. Paperback book. 109-pages.Table of Contents:1 - Fingerboard Chart &amp; String Relationships, 2. Chord Reference Charts Explanation, 3. Right Hand Technique, 4. The major Scale, 5. Chord Formulas &amp; Families, 6. Polytonal Chords, 7. Essential Chords, Synonyms, 8/ Chord Reference Charts, 9. Ear Training, 10. Moving Chords a 4th, 11. Chord Substitutions &amp; General Information. 12. Dominant 7th Chords &amp; the Cycle, 13. Moving Voices (Voice Leading) &amp; Systematic Thinking, 14. Chord Melodies, 15. Triads, 16. Fundamental Harmonies of Scales, 17. Other Chords Built from Scales, 18. Blues Progressions; 19. Miscellaneous Concepts, 20. Rock Type Progressions.

Chord Chemistry

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Dale Zdenek Pubns

Continuing where Volume I left off, Volume II ties all the tools together, with special emphasis on playing through chord changes and developing rich melody lines.

Jazz Guitar Single Note Soloing, Volume 2

Alfred Music

Ted Greene's Chord Chemistry was originally published in 1971 and has become the classic chord reference book for two generations of guitarists. Whether you are just beginning to search beyond basic barre chords or are already an advanced player looking for new sounds and ideas this is the book that will get you there. Designed to inspire creativity this book is a musical treasure chest filled with exciting new ideas and sounds.

Ted Greene -- Chord Chemistry

A collection and explanation of many different types of important progressions for the intermediate and advanced guitarist.

Modern Chord Progressions: Jazz & Classical Voicings for Guitar

This book contains a wealth of information plus diagrams for guitar - jazz &amp; classical voicings. Contents: *How to interpret the diagrams *How to memorize chords *Homonyms *Diatonic chord progressions in major keys *I iii IV V (I) *Diatonic chord scales (major keys) &amp; string transference *Progressions built from scale wise root movements &amp; progressions built from scale wise bass lines (Major key) *I vi ii V &amp; iii vi ii V - short, longer, repeated *The diatonic cycle of 4ths in major keys *Progressions using substitute chords (major key) *iii7 VI7 ii7 V7 (and I VI7 ii7 V7) *iii7 vi7 II7 &amp; V7 &amp; (and I vi7 II7) V7 *III7 VI7 II7 V7

Modern Chord Progressions, Vol. 1

D Zdenek Pubns, US