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“The 150 Essential Chords” Free Ebook

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“You have to know all the notes on your guitar, you’ve got to know all the scales, you have to know all the ‘chords’ and make sure you do that stuff as much as possible” – Joe Satriani

Today I’m happy to announce “The 150 Essential Chords” free Ebook.

I worked hard and passionately to create a good organized, categorized and easy to read chord book.

The book contains 33 pages packed with the most essential chords for you to behold, study and save for future reference.

Each page has a clear overview and a nice layout so you get a good sense of the overall picture.

Starting with basic major & minor chords, sus4, sus2, 7ths, major 7ths, barre chords etc. and then gradually building up to more advanced chords such as 9ths, 11ths, 13ths and many more.

The book is not too big and not too small. Perfect to save on your desktop, notebook, IPad or Smart Phone to make it accessible from anywhere. Now you can memorize your chords anytime you want.

Tip: If you want to study and memorize all the chords in the book than the fastest and most efficient way to go is to incorporate them in the songs you are playing. Speak out the name of every chord you are playing over and over again. It really works!

Here’s a list of contents:

– Chord Diagram Explanation
– Chord Voicings and Brief Chord Explanation
– Major Chords
– Minor Chords
– Sus4 Chords
– Sus2 Chords
– 7th Chords
– Open Minor 7th Chords
– Major 7th Chords
– Barre Chords Major (E shape)
– Barre Chords Major (Em shape)
– Barre Chords Major (A shape)
– Barre Chords Major (Am shape)
– Moveable Major Chord Shapes (additional to the E shape Barre Chord)
– Moveable Major Chord Shapes (additional to the Em shape Barre Chord)
– Moveable Major Chord Shapes (additional to the A shape Barre Chord)
– Moveable Major Chord Shapes (additional to the Am shape Barre Chord)
– Diminished and Augmented Chords
– Power Chords
– Extended Chords 9ths
– Extended Chords 11ths
– Extended Chords 13ths
– 7#5, 7b5 and Minor7b5 Chords

Sign up in the upper right corner and you’ll receive:

– “The 150 Essential Chord” Free Ebook
– Instant updates when a new post is published

Study hard, practice thoroughly, be focused and reward yourself for doing so.

Enjoy the book!

 
 
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Comments

  1. Hey Klaus,

    Awesome that you made this book. I can’t wait to start practicing.
    Thanks a million!!

  4. Hey Klaus!
    Nice work! very handy!
    This must be in every Gitarist “free E-book virtual library”!

    I recommend it to all the viewers/readers of the website: Subscribe and Grab it!

  5. Hi Beekie,

    I’m glad you like “The 150 Essential chords” Ebook

    Thanx for recommending it to my readers.

    Good luck with yours!

    Klaus

  10. Hello Klaus.
    I just wanted to say thank you for all the good work you are doing here.
    I`m a beginner (playin since 1 1/2 years) and your site always provides me with interesting philosophical aspects about guitar-playing, as well as inspiring me with lessons whenever I feel too lazy to do that typical scale-work and just want to give my fingers a nice ride.

    So thank you and my keep on your good work.
    You are really inspiring.

    THX
    Daniel

  11. Hi Daniel,

    Nice to hear you like the philosophical parts of the blog as well. After all, motivation and inspiration are the backbone of guitar playing.

    Keep up the scale work! :)

    Kind regards,
    Klaus Crow

  13. Hi Aaron,

    I´m on holiday at the moment. As soon as I am back I´ll send it to you right away.

    Sorry for the inconvience.

    Best regards,
    Klaus Crow

  14. Hey Klaus, you have an amazing site. I too signed up but have not received anything yet, are you on holidays again? :p

  15. Wow, this is amazing!

    About five years ago I had to sell my guitar and amp due to some financial trouble. I had just begun to play and was so crestfallen when I ultimately had to give up something I loved so much.

    But recently my employer graciously bought me a brand new Epiphone EJ-160E as a gift for becoming a Licensed Funeral Director. It’s been a long four years but I made it!

    In that time I had pretty much forgotten all I knew about playing. I was a little frustrated at first when it seemed nothing would come back to me but then I found your website and it’s all finally clicked and I’m getting back into my groove! You make learning the guitar fun and easy with some really great tips not just for playing but for making yourself an all around better person. I love it and I guess I just wanted to say thank you!

  16. great site you have here and am in awe of the efforts you are putting in so that others can benefit from your knowledge.
    ta.

  17. hey klaus,
    ive been teaching myself how to play guitar for about five/six years now and your website is helping me loads so thanks :)

  18. Recently, my urge for playing the guitar has been unbearable so I bought an acoustic. My problem is how to find a good teacher here in Ghana. I started a little over two week ago and can play the C, E, Em, A, Am, G, D, Dm and Csus7. However, I’m not so good at changing chord. I hope you can help me gain more experience with some tutorials. I don’t wish to be a guitar star though but want to have fun and play for my children( I dont have one yet) so I can make a star in them. Thank you and hope to hear from you!

  19. I love your site it has really helped me as I’ve been learning the guitar these past three months!

  21. Just signed up, hope to hear from you soon! Thank you for your site and all you do. This is one of the very few sites that actually gives practical advice and things to practice when I’m stuck in a rut.

  25. Hi klaus. I have been playing for 11-12 years now, started out since i was a kid and i still didnt know my way around the fretboard “note” ways. I have been SO many places to try to learn this stuff and ur guide is THE best on the internet in my opinion. seriously.. i know the shit now. I`ve also subscribed for ur ebook chord thingy and waiting for that. Im very eager to try get those down too, thing is i can now relate them to what i just learned so its 10 times easier. Good job and max respect to you for putting this up. Simen.

  29. Hi your site is great. I’m 61 yrs old and want to play the blues like Eric Clapton. What guitar should I get? I’ve been looking at the Mexican starts and tele’s. what are your thoughts? Thanks in advance!!!!

    Jim

  30. Excellent tutorials and philosophical insights into musicianship/guitar playing. Where are you (North America or Europe)?
    Thanks from one teacher/player to another.

  31. Hi Thomas,

    I’m from Holland (Europe) and thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it.
    Always nice to hear something from another teacher.

    Best regards,
    Klaus Crow

  33. I think everything published made a lot of sense.
    But, consider this, suppose you wrote a catchier title?
    I mean, I don’t wish to tell you how to run your website, but suppose you added something to maybe get people’s attention?

    I mean

  34. Bedankt hoor Klaus !
    Mooie site met heel veel tips, komt mijn gitaarspel ten goede !
    Alles wordt heel duidelijk en overzichtelijk uitgelegd.
    Blij dat ik je site tegengekomen ben.
    Thumbs up !

  35. Hey Klaus!
    Nice work! very handy!
    This must be in every Gitarist “free E-book virtual library”!

  37. Klaus,

    I’m surprised that this isn’t a more famous website, as I’m convinced this is one of the best sites out there. Keep it up.

    Chris

  38. Hi Klaus,

    Thanks God I have found your site.I am starting to elarn how to play the guitar and the informations i get from your website is very very helpful.Looking forward to download your ebook. I have just signed up.

    Maria

  39. Hi, there. I want to have a copy of this free ebook as well. Would you mind sending it to my email?

  40. Klaus, great stuff here! Right on time, love the philosophical approach, when the styudent is ready the teacher appears. I have been playing on and off for many years, and have taken lessons from time to time, but nothing put together like this!

  41. Hola! I’ve been following your weblog for some time now and finally got the bravery to go ahead and give
    you a shout out from Huffman Texas! Just wanted to tell you keep
    up the fantastic work!

  42. Hey Klaus, its great to find a guy on the web who really cares about teaching and helping people learn and discover music on the guitar – and it comes through on each of your videos. Your material is top quality and you have inspired me to keep at it. Thanks and keep up the great work. g

  43. Hey klaus, its been a while since i heard a dutch accent, im australian my my mother is dutch anyways thanks for the cool site and easy to follow lessons , what a great fan base you have hopefully one day i can walk the fret board like you!

  47. I am a big country fan, I have been playing for almost 40 years, but never learned licks or bar cords, just good ol’ rhythm player. Looking forward to the eBook to help me learn more. Thanks much

  48. Received and downloaded the eBook……it’s great!!!

    Thank you very much Klaus ….. I’m looking forward to learning them now.

  49. Hi,

    I signed up for your newletter and ChordBook.
    Unfortunately I did not get a link to download your nice looking Chordbook

    I’d appreciate if i could get it from you.

    Thanks, Evert

  50. Hi. Thanks in advance for sharing this ebook. Just like the previous guy, I haven’t received any link.

    Thanks again.

  51. Hi, I still havent received the link for the ebook. Looking forward to you sending it over after reading some of the comments above!
    Thanks,
    Jason

  52. I don’t even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was great.
    I don’t know who you are but definitely you are
    going to a famous blogger if you aren’t already ;) Cheers!

  55. Great videos on the tube dude!!! I’ve been an electric lead player most of my life but I wanted to learn some acoustic stuff. Bought a couple of Taylors and found your vids. Having a ball with the open chords and the jazz stuff. Looking forward to the e-book. Keep it coming!!!

  58. Hi!

    Thank you for sending me the link of your E-Book.Now i have something to help me learn much better with your wonderful chords compilation.

    Keep it up!

  59. Hi!

    Thank you for sending me the E-Book link.Now i can practise much better with your wonderful chords compilation.

    Keep it up!

  60. You have an interesting book……i have just signed up and i’m a starter so i can’t wait to check it out…

    THANKS IN ADVANCE>>>>>>:):):):):):):):):)

  62. Great assortment of facts and practice imfo.by the way I saw Joe Santini play on tv. a very experienced player.I think a little schooling at Berkly is quite helpful.

  65. So I signed up, confirmed the signup then no link to download the book. What am I missing?

    Thanks, cant wait to get it.

    Ed

  66. Thanks you Dude! you are sooooo generous with your God-given talent! :)
    Thanks a lot with this your book :D
    Anyways can I ask you some other things about guitar?

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