Carl Fischer

G Minor

Adam Kadmon, whose Guitar Grimoire Series, has set the standard for contemporary guitar pedagogy, has created a concise compendium of the basic guitar chords that are most often used by players all st...

This is the guitar book guitarists have needed for a long time. Kadmon created an encyclopedic compendium that contains thousands of chords, diagrams, and charts organized in the most logical manner e...

The most complete book on chords and voicings ever written. An encyclopedia with over 6,000 diagrams, charts and graphs detailing the harmonies of the diatonic modes and their variants all over the fr...

The Art of Chords addresses one of the most common weaknesses of the learn-by-ear guitar player, reading and understanding chords. This book offers a revolutionary approach to looking at chords, which...

Designed for the composer in every one of us! Whether you are a student or working as a professional musician, The Art of Chords II will be a great tool in your music library.

The foundation of all great guitar playing lies in a rock-solid groove—and with "The Guitar Grimoire: Rhythm Guitar Book" from renowned publisher Carl Fischer, you can take your rhythm playing to an e...

The most complete book on scales and modes ever written. An encyclopedia with over 6,000 diagrams, charts and graphs. Complete explanation of all 5, 6, 7, and 8 tone scales and modes. The essential vo...

The best-selling Guitar Grimoire series from Adam Kadmon has swept away all others in the world of Guitar and Bass pedagogy, and the new pocket-size edition makes it easier than ever for players to co...

Offered as a needed supplement to practical music lessons, Theory and Musicianship may be used for class or individual instruction and with any teaching system. The lessons in this book aim to bring t...

Teachers, parents, students and players of all ages and levels will find important information and great insight into brass playing from one of the world's greatest practitioners of the trumpet, Rafae...

Color Codas is a playful exploration of 2-piano textures. Each of the three movements, which can be played individually, as encores perhaps, explores the virtuosic color of the two-piano combination.