Blues Guitar Wall Chart

Blues Guitar Wall Chart

The Blues Guitar Wall Chart is a handy reference guide that provides essential information for playing blues guitar. It presents common scale and chord diagrams, as well as blues chord progressions, in a clear and easy-to-understand format. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced guitarist, this chart offers a convenient overview of the fundamental elements of blues guitar playing.

The chart features labeled diagrams of scales and chords commonly used in blues music. These diagrams help you visualise the finger positions on the guitar neck and understand the patterns and shapes associated with playing blues. Additionally, blues chord progressions, which are essential for creating the characteristic sound of blues music, are included to guide you in constructing your own blues compositions or improvisations.

With its comprehensive layout and large size (measuring 24 x 35 inches), this chart serves as a practical and visually appealing resource for guitarists. Whether you hang it on your practice room wall or use it for quick reference during jam sessions, this chart will assist you in developing your blues guitar skills and expanding your musical knowledge.

Chart Displays:

• Fretboard Diagram
• Root Notes on the Sixth and First Strings
• Root Notes on the Fifth String
• Root Notes on the Fourth String
• Root Notes on the Third String
• Root Notes on the Second String
• Chords in Major Keys
• Turnarounds
• Scales
• Chords
• Blues Changes:
• Traditional Blues
• Bebop Changes
• T-Bone Blues
• Minor Blues
• New York Changes