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Blues Guitar Tablatures For Composing, Rehearsals, Jamming, or Performances: Notate the Guitar Chords, Tabs, Music notes and Lyrics of your songs. ... scales & lyrics for stringed instruments)
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About Blues Guitar Tablatures For
Are you a guitarist that is tired of jotting down the chords to new songs haphazardly on sheets of paper? Would you like to keep all your song notes and tabs and lyrics in one place where they are all organized? What you need is a book to keep all the chords, tabs, musical scores and lyrics to each of your songs. Blues Guitar Tablatures is that book! Use it for Composing, Rehearsals, Jamming, or Performances. It is the most versatile book of its kind. It has an innovative layout where each page contains up to 15 different chords and 3 groups of: chords, tabs, musical score and lyrics. The name of the song/jam, the page, the Key, the Rhythm and date & time can be annotated at the top of each page. The first page has more detailed info that can be entered about the song, the artists, the copyright, whether it is a cover song, and more. There is a section for five guitar chords to be defined with the Fret where each chord is rooted, and the resulting Chord name. The chords can be defined in the standard manner, with dots representing where the fingering is, an X to represent not to play that string, and a circle for an open string. The next section is a musical staff where notes can be documented. This can be used for the Guitar chords or possibly the melody line for lyrics. The TAB section is the guitar tablature. Lastly the Lyrics section allows the Lyrics to be annotated where they occur in the song. Note that these sections are optional, and the owner of the book can use any or all of these sections however they feel comfortable. For instance, when composing a song, only the guitar chords and lyrics sections may be useful, and the musical staff and/or TAB may not be used at all or possibly at a later date after the song is done. This book is a must have for a guitarist who composes, or who experiences impromptu improvisations and jams, in order to capture that elusive progression before it is forgotten. It is great for rehearsals or to use at performances as well!
