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power chord
power chord
A chord commonly used in rock music that combines a root (a low note that forms the foundation of a chord) and its fifth (a note that is five notes higher than the root on the scale). A: "When do you want me to come in?" B: "Why don't you hit that power chord, and we'll go into the chorus from there."
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Holden | | HOL-dən | English (Modern) |
ŞUle | | - | Turkish |
Gibson | | ['gibsn] | |
Uri | | - | Biblical, Biblical Latin, Hebrew |
Papak | | - | Ancient Persian |
Dykes | | [daiks] | |