brandonspick.com brandonspick.com
Home Page About Us Security & Privacy ToS Place Your Link Add Your Article
Search:   
 

Piano Lesson for Young Children - Chromatic Scale

Do you think that your child is tone deaf? Read this article for an easy way to help your child in p ... - Cynthia VanLandingham
 

Guitar Lessons: Guitar Playing Must Be a Passion

The first time I picked up a guitar my whole life changed. I think I slept with it the night I broug ... - Bill McRea
 

Piano Artistry - Painting Pictures of Sound in the Ear

Are you a piano student who would like to play with more artistry and power? Read this article to fi ... - Cynthia VanLandingham
 
 

The Songwriting Habits

Habits that a successful songwriter might want to develop. - Mahmoud Ibrahim
 

The Goonies (Movie Review)

Brainchild of cinematic genius Steven Spielberg, The Goonies is a thrilling fantasy adventure film f ... - Britt Gillette
 

Self-Expression Without Criticism

Examines the damage criticism can cause children who are trying to learn a musical instrument. - Edward Weiss
 

Tips For Recording Music With Your Electric Piano

Electric pianos, also called digital pianos are become increasing popular, due to their many benefit ... - Gabriel J. Adams
 

Gift Basket Ideas for the Man in Your Life

Are you looking for a great gift idea for a man? Gift baskets are convenient but are they too girly? ... - Betty Singer
 
 

  Home Page › Music & Entertainment › Music
   
 

The Open Position Piano Chord

   

Chords. They're amazing. There's no doubt about it. Especially when it comes to piano playing and the Open Position Chord. Here we can use both hands to create music with. The chord is broken up into its main elements and its voicing is spread out which gives it a nice open sound. The sound that's perfect for the New Age style.

To use the OPC requires little more than fingering the chord itself because once the chord is played, music comes out. All that's required now is to be able to experiment with the sounds and textures. It's absolutely critical that the thinking mind stop and feeling be allowed to come to the front.

This is possible by adopting an attitude of abeyance. Not being concerned with what's coming out of you.

For example in Lesson 20: "Reflections in Water," I use the OPC to create a gentle mood. How? By first allowing myself to get in right-brain mode, then letting my fingers do the walking! I know what the chords are, I know that I'll be using the OPC. I then let it all go and let my feeling lead me to where it wants to go and this always leads to the ideal music.

Author: Edward Weiss
 
Author Bio:

Edward Weiss

Edward Weiss is a pianist/composer and webmaster of Quiescence Music's online piano lessons. He has been helping students learn how to play piano in the New Age style for over 14 years and works with students in private, in groups, and now over the internet!

This article can be searched using: music lyrics, free music downloads, free music, music videos, music downloads, listen to music
 
 
 

Related Articles

 
Guitar Lesson: Mary Had A Little Lamb For Beginners
 
Poems of an Inner City [Minneapolis, Minnesota]
 
Sportsbook.com Looks at Florida St.-nc State!
 
Artist Mangers and Booking Agents
 
Play Three Card Poker
 
Going in for the Goodnight Kiss
 
Dolphin Legend - The Rainbow Bridge
 
Demo Singers Always Get the Reel Musician
 
Mark Knopfler's Song Inspirations
 
Russian Bride Agency Conspiracies
 
 
 
Add Url
 
 

Garden & Home

 

Law & Politics

 

Jobs & Careers

 

Fashion & Relationships

 

Music & Entertainment

 

Drink & Food

 

Health & Therapy

 

Realty & Property

 

Online & Indoor Games

 

Research & Science

 

People & Communities

 

Teens & Children

 

Art & Creative

 

Tour & Travel

 

Automobile & Automotive

 

Education & Learning

 

Sports & Adventure

 

Shopping Online

 

Self Enhancement

 

Finance & Investment

 

Business & Companies

 

Software & Networking

 

News & Events

 

Medical Care


 
   Home Page >> Security & Privacy >> ToS
Copyright © www.brandonspick.com - All Rights Reserved Worldwide.