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Great chord reference with live sounding and variants for guitar, piano etc.

1 / the silent architecture of our music the organic source of our 12 pitches, how we tune our instruments 2 / loops of pitches the perfect closure of equal temper tuning 3 / groups of pitches the initial process of selecting pitches to create melody 4 / major / minor tonality the two core colors of equal temper 5 / evolution of scales organically evolving and organizing of our melodic resources 6 / evolving scales into arpeggios the theory how scales become arpeggios 7 / evolving arpeggios into chords the theory of how arpeggios become chords 8 / rhythm cool ideas about musical time, its subdivision and notation 9 / highlights of the history of music seven highlights to begin one's study of music history 10 / composing practical ideas for putting one's ideas into music 11 / how to practice ... something you don't know how to play

Nice tool for guitarrists - compact flash refference for all-types of chords with inversions.

Music theory. Chord progressions. Tips in very simple explanation

Many useful tools and tables for jazz improvisation, chords structure, scales...

General Music Useful reading for any musicians, not just guitarists Guitar Basics Things that every guitar player ought to know Guitar Technique Tips to help make you a better guitar player Scale Theory Major, minors, modes and more Intervals Because what's between the notes is just as important as the notes themselves Chords Read this lot and you'll realise that chord construction isn't such a black art after all Rhythm All about timings, note values, etc. Reference Just the facts Hardware Guitar hardware Sounds/Effects Guitar Sounds and Effects

Nice article about chord progressions with many examples and styles

Very interesting tool to learn and compare chords progressions in different songs

Quick and colored way to add new sounding in your plain harmony

Guitar chords (and lyrics) for thousands of songs

Use this table to determine the most specific type of modulation possible, once you have determined if there is a common chord and whether it is diatonic or chromatic.