[DOC] [TLE] Piano/Chords (and pop examples) - Wikibooks, open books for an ... [PAR] Now move the top two notes up by one key each: this is F Major: ... 1, E). Using 
inversions helps you to play chords quicker without having to ... Most pop songs, 
and many rock songs, rely on these chords heavily. ... C G Amin F Well I heard 
you crying loud All the way across town. Here are some other chords, for 
reference:. [DOC] [TLE] Album Notes: Take Your Time - Lovely Music [PAR] A year had passed since I had played most of these pieces, but I was hoping like 
... 1, presented in two different takes here, contains all of the basic 36 chords and 
... The Doppler Effect is used in the text and the music as a metaphor for the ... to 
hear sounds that normally are only perceived by the pianist sitting a few feet... [DOC] [TLE] Lecture 21 - Musical Impressionism and Exoticism: Debussy, Ravel ... [PAR] Dec 2, 2008 ... Everybody loves these Impressionist exhibitions whether it's Boston, New York, ... 
we've listed more over here for Debussy than any one else  Clair de Lune, that 
.... So there are strange chords here, but there's also strange .... he instructs the 
pianist there just to leave the foot on that sustaining pedal there,... [DOC] [TLE] Brahms - Waltz in Ab Op 39 No 15 - E-MusicMaestro [PAR] This waltz is probably one of the best known of Brahms' piano pieces and is 
almost ... The LH, at the start, will ideally ripple and float off the chords in a 
graceful ... clearly in the latter part of the piece, where the RH has sixths, as heard 
here. ... 14 and similar will be further enhanced in tone by use of the sustaining 
pedal so... [DOC] [TLE] Why you've never really heard the "Moonlight" Sonata. - Slate [PAR] Mar 2, 2010 ... They used to be companions of famous people. ... like these were etched in the 
composers' consciousness; they were ... Every pianist has a dodge for that 
passage. ... With the pianos of Beethoven's time, on which the sustain of the ... of 
the "Appassionata" ending I've heard, and it's the piano as well as the... [DOC] [TLE] ask the pianist - Pianonoise! [PAR] I generally practice for at least four hours a day (used to be six but I started ... on 
this site eventually, and while I won't guarantee everything you hear here will be 
.... These days I tend to explore more and to try pieces which are more obscure or 
..... For one thing, a piano has a sustaining pedal which allows notes to continue
... [DOC] [TLE] dazwischen : Sebastian Lexer [PAR] The complete CD sleeve notes are available here. ... While reed instruments are 
all about air and pressure, the piano is essentially about sustain. ... Lexer's 
Dazwischen must be viewed as one of the most important (and beautiful) CDs .... 
for improvisation, two German pianists serendipitously recorded these solo CDs 
during... [DOC] [TLE] Press  Andrius labys [PAR] Pianist-composer Andrius Zlabys is one of the most gifted young keyboard artists 
... well as intellect; here, his most adventurous interpretive decisions made sense
 ... and the gentle, singing melody over the decaying string chord in the final 
pages. ... a variety of eloquent touches and generous use of the sustaining pedal. [DOC] [TLE] Piano pedals - Wikipedia [PAR] Piano pedals are foot-operated levers at the base of a piano which change the 
instrument's ... Throughout the years, the piano had as few as one modifying stop, 
and as many .... By using this pedal, a pianist can sustain selected notes, while 
other notes ... These innovative efforts did not immediately catch on with other 
piano... [DOC] [TLE] piano - When to let go of the sustain pedal? - Music: Practice ... [PAR] Jul 2, 2014 ... So I'm stuck here. ... Let go of the pedal when the chord changes to a new chord

Question: On the final chord heard here, the pianist uses the sustaining one of these
Answer: a pedal