What is the easiest Power Chord song to play in Acoustic guitar or classical?

Answer 1

Maybe "highway to hell" by ac/dc. here are the chords:

A5 A5 A5
D5 D5 G5
D5 D5 G5
D5 D5 G5
D5 D5 A5 A5

There is that, or maybe back in black, by ACDC
It goes: E, DDD, AAA,
E---3--0-----------------------------------
B-----------2----0-----------------------------
G----------------------2-------------------
D----------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------


Thats a few out of a lot. :)

Answer 2

Power chords is just a common name for something called a fifth (the interval in musical terms being played) it gets its name from its association with rock and roll and the electric guitar. They are actually considerably easier than your basic open chords most people learn first and can usually be picked up in a few minutes (although everyone is different) also a power chord only contains two notes (I know your holding down three strings but two of the notes are the same) whereas a triad which is what most people are playing when they play a "chord" on the guitar has 3 different notes (again, even if you are playing more string there are rarely more than three unrepeated notes), finally a true chord contains four or more unrepeated notes. In terms of intervals these are the ones contained in each case in general: Power Chord = 1 and 5 "chord" triad = 1, 3 and 5 True Chord = 1,3, 5 and 7

Answer 3

Power Chord Song

Answer 4

Every power chord is easy to be played in every kind of guitars if you practice more.

Answer 5

probably better to play power chords on electric guitars

Answer 6

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Answer 7

The're all easy. One of the easiest Lenny Kravitz "Fly Away"

Answer 8

most power cord songs dont sound to good on acoustic
sorry