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A chord is technically 3 or more notes played simultaneously. Most chords have at least 3 notes. But a "power chord" is just 2 notes. the Root and the "5th"(also called "perfect 5th). So it is not actually a chord. the "5th" note being 7 semitones above the root. for example, if you are playing an "E" chord, then the power chord would be E and B. If it was a power "A" chord then it would be A and E. You can play more than 2 notes in the power chord by adding the octaves of the root and the 5th, but in rock music, it is usually just the 2 notes. Also called a bare fifth, open fifth or empty fifth. |
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here is the easy way to play flamenco guitar
sound like a gypsy in minutes |
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how to tune a lap steel guitar |
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Surf guitar legend Dick Dale with a custom Left-Hand Minarik Inferno (cherub) electric guitar --Sweet!
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There are fine (and poor) examples of both steel and nylon stringed instruments.
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Now that you have purchased your first guitar, the first step is
learning how to tune it!!! Tuning your guitar may be the most important
thing you should do before beginning to play. Now, many people
just purchase a guitar tuner for around $20 , but it is important to
learn how to do it yourself first, in the event that your tuner is not
available. Plus, it is a great way to get introduced to your new
instrument.
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NEW TO TABLATURE?
Tablature is a convenient way to write music. In guitar tablature (or "tab"), the strings are represented by a six horizontal lines...
e::|---5---------------
B:|------5------------
G:|--------5----------
D:|----------5--------
A:|-------------5-----
E:|-----------------5-
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The
guitar is such a simple and convenient instrument: just open the case
and start playing. Well, it's not THAT simple. A good practice before
playing the guitar is to tune it first.
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Last Time I talked about looking the part with good equipment to come across
professionally, and ways to get up to speed on your singing. This week,
I'm going to share some simple but often ignored pieces of information
that can really push the impression you make from just a guitar player,
to a fully fledged musician.
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