A guitar chords and lyrics booklet.

The primary aim of this project is to create a printable guitar chords booklet for everyone.
This booklet provides a lot of possibilities: you can update it with new songs without reprinting the whole book, you can share this booklet with your friends, you can use it for bringing the music to every street of the world, or rather, you can become a GuitarHub hero.
Thank you for using this booklet.
Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you for becoming a GuitarHub hero.
This book is meant mainly for the guitar players who would like to have a chords book that is updated periodically without the loss of formatting and any other related problems.
It is highly recommended to print the content of this booklet and put it in a ring notebook - when a new song is added you can print it out and place it in a desired location. In order to avoid inconsistencies when adding the new songs to your collection, the pages are not labeled with any numbers. You can, for example, order the songs alphabetically.
- the booklet is available to be printed at once, including all the songs till date and then you can expand it by adding the newly released songs without the necessity to reprint the whole booklet;
- the format of a single page is ISO A5 which supports the idea of portability;
- creating songs with musical note names in both absolute and solfege systems and providing the lyrics at the same time;
- easy and automatic transposition of the chords;
- ability to add your favourite songs;
- the book is licensed by a Free Culture License;
- support for creating songs;
- support for generating the booklets.
Print the downloaded file with these settings:
- A4 sheet size (210x297mm)
- Two pages per sheet
- Scaling: none
From the commit 52ce89c you can download only the new pages added to the book.
See GuitarHubUpdate.pdf and update it!
- Kevin Hamlen, the author of the Songs Package and the technical supporter who provided the bundle used by the Project along with contributing to the problem-solving process;
- Paweł Andrejczuk, the linguistic expert who contributed to enhancing the English version of the Project;
- Anna Libardi, the license consultant who provided useful data and information;
- Maria Zardini, the environmental supporter who contributed to the ecological aspect of the Project;
- all the other contributors.





