Zjednodušená teorie kytary (brožovaná/PDF)

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Learn the backstory behind the book, the benefits of understanding music theory on guitar, and how the book is structured to guide you step-by-step. Includes a short guide on reading the diagrams and an author’s note.

Chapter 2: Piano Basics

Start with the universal foundation of music: the 12-note system. Learn note names, whole and half steps, and how musical spacing works. These concepts apply directly to the guitar and every other instrument.

Chapter 3: The Guitar’s Fundamentals

Understand the guitar strings, tuning, and how the fretboard relates to the piano. Learn how whole and half steps work on the fretboard, setting up the foundation for navigating the neck effortlessly.

Chapter 4: Keys & Scales

Learn what keys are and how scales are built. Covers major, natural minor, pentatonic scales, single-string scale shapes, scale positions, scale systems, relative keys, and the musical modes—complete with charts and full-fretboard visuals.

Chapter 5: Harmony

Explore intervals and how chords are formed. Learn essential chord types—open, barre, power, suspended, augmented, diminished, and dominant chords. Includes chromatic concepts, chord formulas, and chord inversions for deeper understanding.

Chapter 6: The CAGED System

Understand the CAGED framework that links chords, scales, and fretboard shapes together. Learn how to move shapes across the fretboard and how these patterns connect, allowing full fretboard freedom.

Chapter 7: Chord Progressions

Learn how chords function inside keys using scale degrees and Roman numerals. Covers major and minor key progressions, diatonic harmony, and popular progressions like I–IV–V and I–V–vi–IV so you can both analyze songs and write your own.

Chapter 8: Music Notation

A simple guide to reading guitar tablature and traditional music notation. Learn note values, rests, techniques often shown in tab, and how to read rhythmic and pitch notation on staff lines.

Chapter 9: Rhythm & Time

Understand rhythm, meter, and the musical pulse. Learn how to feel time in 3/4, 4/4, and 2/4 time signatures so you can stay in the groove and play confidently with others.

Chapter 10: The Circle of Fifths

Learn how keys relate to each other visually and musically. Understand sharp keys, flat keys, minor key positions, relative keys, and how to use the circle creatively when writing or improvising. Includes a simplified visual reference.

Guitar Theory Simplified is designed for beginners to intermediate players.

You don’t need to know how to read sheet music — everything is explained in clear, practical language with diagrams.

This edition is designed for right-handed players.

If you are left-handed and want a mirrored version, just contact us — we’re gathering requests and may release one soon.