MUSIC PAPER NoteBook - Guitar Chord Diagrams

Handy sheets for drawing cord shapes. Would have been nice in a spiral book or perforating the sheets for removal to store in a ring binder.

As a guitarist, the Music Paper Notebook was most helpful in allowing me to quickly compose music before elaborating on music manuscript paper. Beautifully laid out for chord progressions and spaced adequately for hand-written playing transcriptions: key, time signature, tempo, guitar chord tuning, stressed & unstressed playing techniques, finger-picking and solo guitar renderings, plus song lyric cues. I highly recommend this product for those guitar musicians and songwriters looking to create a quick-eye schematic of their song progression, or for musicians still daunted by the task of formal music notation. A+++

Don't do without this! Copy down the chords YOU want, instead of paging through a book ... or staring at a poster on the wall. Plenty of room for lots of chords. 102 pages with room for 15 chords per page. I love it.

I have used it and the product stands for itself.

These are great teaching tools.I teach guitar and songwriting as PTSD therapy. My students love these pages.

Fabulous and very useful book for teachers, students or musicians. Very functional and very nice quality.It arrived super fast and safely. I can highly recommend it.

I didn't need to use this often for my class, but it did help me keep track of the chords I needed to practice.

good product

Item is as described, with good quality paper

I have been laboriously creating Chord diagrams with pen and paper, not realising that a book like this existed ! Found it by chance when searching for Guitar tutor books. This is just what I needed. The grids are just the right size, allowing plenty of space for notes etc. Highly recommended.

as a beginner on the guitar I find this book invaluable in helping me to Wright down the cords to songs so I can more easily learn to play the song.

Product exactly as described by the seller. Not complaints

Good for writing basic chords etc