Musicians, what is the easiest song you have ever played?
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They can't play the entire song, just the main riff, there is actual hard parts when trying to play it, it's just so easy to focus on the 1 famous line and not the rest of the song.Fronken said:
Oh and the easiest song for me was "willie and the poor boys" by Creadence clearwater revival (on bass), pretty much the only entire song I took the time to play, it's just three different lines repeated and it's not too fast or difficult to remember the order.
I was wondering if anyone would say that.Zaleznikel said:
I played it on Alto Sax, but it still only takes one hand.
Green Eyes by Coldplay has 5 chords in the entire song, only 2 of which are used in the chorus.
Riff-wise either Smoke On The Water (because everyone does) or the guitar duel from Deliverance
Riff-wise either Smoke On The Water (because everyone does) or the guitar duel from Deliverance
Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel.
The cello part. There's nothing easier that I've ever come across, unless plucking the A string a bunch of times counts as a song.
Any cellists here will know what I'm talking about, but for those who don't play, here it is:
D.....A......B......F#........G........D.......G........A........
Repeat for the entire piece.
It's a very beautiful piece, though, so it is quite nice to not have to pay all that much attention to your own playing so you can be envious of the great violin parts in it.
The cello part. There's nothing easier that I've ever come across, unless plucking the A string a bunch of times counts as a song.
Any cellists here will know what I'm talking about, but for those who don't play, here it is:
D.....A......B......F#........G........D.......G........A........
Repeat for the entire piece.
It's a very beautiful piece, though, so it is quite nice to not have to pay all that much attention to your own playing so you can be envious of the great violin parts in it.
