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For the most popular and most played jazz standards you ll have to buy
yourself the Real book, the bible of every jazz musician.
I suggest you flip the page and get your fingers going.
Enjoy!
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Major Chord Chart
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Minor Chord Chart
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Dominant Chord Chart
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Diminished, Half Diminished & m/maj7
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Useful Resources
Other Jazz Guitar Chord Tutorials at www.jazzguitar.be :
Advanced Jazz Guitar Chords: chord charts of more complicated guitar voicings
The Jazz Guitar Chord in Fourths: about the construction of quartal voicings
Basic Chord Inversions: basic chord voicings & inversions
Blues Chord Progressions & Variations: variations on the 12 bar blues
Jazz Chord Progressions: the most popular chord progressions in jazz
Useful Books:
Chords & Progressions for Jazz & Popular Guitar by Arnie Berle
This book teaches guitar players of all levels how to construct and use chords for
accompaniment and soloing. Practical examples and exercises take you from
basic theory and simple accompaniment patterns to advanced chord soloing and
comping. A complete survey of chord theory and technique.
Joe Pass Guitar Chords by Joe Pass
One of the finest books available on jazz guitar chords. Joe covers all the bases
with two sections on chord forms and chord passages.
Chords are divided into six categories: Major, Seventh, Augmented, Minor,
Diminished, and Minor Seventh Flat Fifth, each showing substitutions and
inversions that Joe would play when confronted with "basic" chord symbols. The
chord passage section is divided into nine categories, including such topics as
Major Sounds, Diminished Sounds, Augmented Sounds, Standard Patter Chord
Substitutions, and other chord progressions.
Jazzing it Up by Fred Sokolow
How to Improvise with Jazz Chords on Guitar.
A basic guide for learning to play jazz chord solos, chord backup, and improvising
with jazz chords. Includes: 175 moveable chord shapes; chord construction;
common chord progressions; and more. Complete with a dozen sample chord
solos plus chord grids and a CD to help guitarists learn how to jazz up a chord
solo.
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Jazz Rhythm Guitar by Jack Grassel
This book/CD pack by award-winning guitarist and distinguished teacher Jack
Grassel will help rhythm guitarists better understand: chord symbols and
voicings; comping styles and patterns; equipment, accessories and set-up; the
fingerboard; chord theory; and much more. The accompanying CD includes 74
full-band tracks.
The Jazz Theory book by Mark Levine
The most comprehensive Jazz Theory book ever published!. Over 500 pages of
text and over 750 musical examples. Written in the language of the working jazz
musician, this book is easy to read and user-friendly. At the same time, it is the
most comprehensive study of jazz harmony and theory ever published. "The Jazz
Theory Book" takes the student from the most basic techniques such as chord
construction and the II-V-I progression through scale theory, the blues, "I've Got
Rhythm" changes, slash chords, the bebop and pentatonic scales, how to read a
lead sheet and memorize tunes and a study of reharmonization that is almost a
book in itself.
The New Real Book - Volume 1 (C Edition) by Sher Music Company
Jazz classics, choice standards, pop-fusion classics! The only legal, corrected and
updated version of the original Real Book. Now available in C, Bb, and Eb. All
living composers have approved these charts; many of them are from the
composer's own lead sheets. Charts for the standards were derived from a
consensus of the best recorded jazz versions. Created by musicians, for
musicians. The new standard in fake books!
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