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Left Hand Chords for Guitar, Mandolin, Ukulele and Banjo: Essential Chord Fingering Charts for Left Hand Players for the Major, Minor, and Seventh ... Scales, Blank Chord Boxes and Sheet Music

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Product Description Left Hand Chords for Guitar, Mandolin, Ukulele and Banjo contains chord fingering charts and a variety of other music charts for playing rock, folk, country and blues music. All chord charts show fingerings for the left handed guitar, mandolin, ukulele and banjo player. Left Hand Chords also includes fingerboards for each instrument strung for the left hand player. No more having to figure out how to play musical instruments the opposite way this book has the essentials.Charts are simple, clean and have easy to read fingering for all left hand players showing the 7 basic Guitar, Mandolin, Ukulele and Banjo chords, A-G for Major, Minor and 7th chords. Includes the I, IV, V chord progressions for each key on each instrument. Plus movable Guitar fingerings for barre chords, arpeggio scales, and soloing scales for folk, country, rock and blues, and movable Mandolin arpeggio scales. Ukulele A-G chords and keys are included and Banjo chords and matching keys for both 4 and 5 string instruments in a variety of tunings. The charts are designed to be easy to read and follow and are the perfect resource for left hand players.Left Hand Chords includes blank sheet music and chord box pages for each instrument that you can photocopy. Each sheet music page has the lines spread apart for ease in writing down your music.Left Hand Chord and Music Charts in the Book• The Seven Basic Left Hand Guitar Chords, Major, Minor and 7th• The Seven Guitar Keys with I, IV, V and V7 Chords• Left Hand Guitar Barre Chords• Major Movable Soloing Scale for Folk or Country Music for Any Key• Minor Pentatonic Movable Soloing Scale for Blues, Rock or Latin Music • Movable Arpeggio Scale for Any Guitar Key• Left Hand Guitar Power Chords• Diminished Guitar Chords• Augmented Guitar Chords• Sus2 and Sus4 Guitar Chords for left hand players• Left Hand Mandolin Chords, Major, Minor and 7th• Mandolin Two Finger Left Hand Chords• The Seven Mandolin Keys with the I, IV, V and V7 Chords• 2 Finger Mandolin Chords for a I, IV, V Progression• Movable Arpeggio Scale for Any Mandolin Key for Left Hand Players• Left Hand Ukulele Chords, Major, Minor and 7th• The Seven Ukulele Keys with the I, IV, V and V7 Chords in First Position• Banjo Chords, 4 String, Standard, Celtic/Irish and Chicago Tunings, Major, Minor and 7th for Left Hand Players• Banjo Left Hand Chords, 5 String, A, C, Double C, D and G Tunings Major, Minor and 7th About the Author J. Bruce Jones is a musician, author, graphic designer, software publisher, video producer and the creator of Essential Chord Charts for Guitar, Mandolin, Ukulele and Banjo and the Left Hand Chords books. Containing guitar, mandolin, ukulele and banjo chord fingering and music charts for playing rock, folk, country and blues music. I started learning guitar about 10 years ago and my music and chord charts came about from my search for clear basic music information to help me learn when I started playing the guitar. Over the years I found lots of the charts on the web and in books but most of them were too complicated or incomplete or poorly presented. So I started laying out my own charts and then started sharing them with my friends. As I searched the web I wanted to learn the basic shapes for the major, minor, and seventh chords. I wanted to learn how to move up the neck of the guitar and play like the guys you see in real bands. Arpeggios what are they and how to play and apply them? That formed the basis for Essential Chord Charts book. Left Hand Chords developed from readers who asked if I could take my Essential Chords book and convert it over for left hand players. Left hand players would describe to me the process they went through to figure how to play traditional chords but with the opposite hand. It took a bit to do but I did figure it out, along with the help of some readers who gave great comments and suggestions. My intent for both books is to make the charts easy to read, informative an