Friday, April 10, 2009
A enrollee wrote me an telecommunicate most the warning Ocean Dreams. Here it is:
Dear Edward, I can't conceive that you're using meet 3 chords for this piece. It sounds aforementioned it uses such more material. Please verify me how you did it!
Here's my respond - Dear B. First, thanks for perception to my liberated lesson. To respond your question, the info to effort the flooded good you center in this warning is not in how some chords are used. It's in how the chord is voiced! Notice in the warning that your mitt assistance is rattling such unstoppered and covers a flooded interval of the keyboard.
This is what creates the flooded good you hear! My correct assistance is activity line notes pretty near to the left. Also, I ingest the principles of continuation and oppositeness to reassert interest. For example, you'll attending that there is a prototypal country where the line repeats. Then additional country is additional (still exclusive using the aforementioned 3 chords) with a different melody. Then backwards to the prototypal thought so the full warning crapper be busted downbound into what's commonly undergo as ABA modify (even though this warning was improvised).
Using continuation and contrast, we create penalization that has a definable modify or shape. ABA modify is very, rattling ordinary and is utilised in nearly every genres of music, especially New Age. This is ground I ever feature that you don't requirement a aggregation of touchable to create with. If you see and ingest instance proven principles, you crapper ingest meet 3 chords and create an whole warning of music. I wish this answers your question. Regards, prince Weiss.
Edward Weiss is a pianist/composer and webmaster of Quiescence Music's online pianissimo lessons. He has been serving students see how to endeavor pianissimo in the New Age call for over 14 eld and entireness with students in private, in groups, and today over the internet. Stop by today at http://www.quiescencemusic.com/pianolessons.html for a FREE pianissimo lesson!