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SESSION 15 - Electric Guitars - : Power Chords

The document discusses electric guitars and their importance in rock music. It covers power chords, which are simplified chords using just the root and fifth notes. It provides examples of movable and open power chords in different positions on the guitar neck.

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SESSION 15 - Electric Guitars - : Power Chords

The document discusses electric guitars and their importance in rock music. It covers power chords, which are simplified chords using just the root and fifth notes. It provides examples of movable and open power chords in different positions on the guitar neck.

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Learn & Master Guitar

SESSION 15 - Electric Guitars - The Heart of Rock & Roll


Estimated Time to Learn These Concepts - 1 Week

“We don't like their sound, and guitar music is on the way out.”
~ Decca Recording Company rejecting the Beatles 1962

Power Chords
POWER CHORDS are chords that only use the root and 5th steps of the major scale. The chord symbol is abbreviated
to the root and the number 5 (ie. C5, F5). They are played using two or three strings. The examples shown include
three strings. To play the two string version, just omit the highest pitch played with your fourth finger.

Moveable Power Chords Open Power Chords

F5 B5 E5 A5 G5 D5
1

1 2 3 2 3 2

3 4 2 3 4 3

3 4

6th String Form 5th String Form

Power Chord Exercises

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SESSION 15 80 Electric Guitars - The Heart of Rock & Roll

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