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MoneyChords.com is your one source for the best free guitar lessons available on the Web for over ten years. Click to the left for a large and growing collection of Guitar and Guitar Chord Lessons, Chord Progression Studies, Tablature, Songwriting Resources, and Jazz/Standard Chord Substitutions. You can join our MoneyChords Newsletter mailing list by clicking here. Here is "What's New" at MoneyChords.

Our "Chord Progression of the Month" is the Ending Progression. Learn more about this great progression by clicking here.
Our featured lesson is Song Forms by Rich Scott. This excerpt from Chord Progressions For Songwriters describes the four most commonly used song forms - the blues, AAA, verse/chorus, and AABA. Every songwriter should know these forms inside and out. Learn more by clicking here.
Our "Chord Type of the Month" is the Steely Dan Mu-Major Chord. Learn about these great sounding chords by clicking here.
Unravel the mystery of Chord Transposer Wheel by clicking here.
Learn to play a jazz chord-melody arrangement of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart's 1932 standard Isn't It Romantic? from the Paramount Picture "Love Me Tonight" by clicking here.

The following other free New or Revised Lessons & Links have been added to our website:

ChordAddict.com (1/16)
Jazz Harmony (1/16)
Robert Conti's jazz arrangement of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (12/20)
Auld Lang Syne Chord-Melody (12/19)
Free Christmas Guitar Songbook (12/4)
Revisiting the Capo (12/3)

A Reference for Jazz Theory
by Michael Morangelli
This free 150 page pdf book is a great place to start your study of jazz theory. [Download your copy here]

Here's That Rainy Day
by Jimmy Van Heusen
Get our "Unplugged" arrangement of Jimmy Van Heusen's 1949 standard Here's That Rainy Day from "Carnival In Flanders." Our unique "Unplugged" arrangements are created for one acoustic guitar and one voice. [Get your free tab here]

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