What key is TNT?

T.N.T. is written in the key of A. Open Key notation: 4d.

What tuning is TNT in?

As I mention in the video lessons, the tuning for T.N.T. on the original recording is a little bit flat and not quite standard tuning.

What is the tempo of the song TNT?

T.N.T. – Live – 1991 is a song by AC/DC with a tempo of 128 BPM. It can also be used half-time at 64 BPM or double-time at 256 BPM.

What tuning did ACDC use?

AC/DC for the most part is Standard tuning. But “Long Way to the Top” is tuned up to F, so you can play the main intro riff with an (hammer on) A chord. Also, “Highway to Hell” to tuned down one half step to E flat, try this and you’ll find it will sound a liitle more “on”.

How to play power chords on piano?

How to Play Power Chords on Piano. Chords are built using notes from scales. You build a major chord with the first, third and fifth notes of major scales. To make a minor chord, you simply flat the third note of the major scale. Power chords, sometimes called fifth chords, are two-note chords that omit the third note, leaving an open tonality.

What is a C power chord called?

This is a C power chord, also known as a C5 chord. Play the full C major and follow it immediately with the C power chord to hear how removing the third note changes the tone. Play the C major and move your second finger to the black key just before the white key.

What is a power chord progression?

This is another feature of the power chord, especially in rock–power chords typically are played hard. Play a power chord progression based on the C, E and G power chords. Play those chords in that order over and over, hitting the keys hard. This is a power chord progression.

What is the difference between a power chord and minor chord?

You build a major chord with the first, third and fifth notes of major scales. To make a minor chord, you simply flat the third note of the major scale. Power chords, sometimes called fifth chords, are two-note chords that omit the third note, leaving an open tonality.