In all honesty the term “Weighting” is my own not any official terminology. I just always find it easier to remember something if you give it name and visual context. Thank you so much for your feedback.
Caleb on September 4, 2010 AT 01 am
hey man this is a good vid can tall that you been playing a long time thanks for the help
Enjoyed the Piano Tip #1 Weighting. Personally, I do not play the piano (but own five of them…from Antique to Digital). However, watching this video several times, I can apply this principal that you’re using with preaching: When I write, (I write all my sermons out), it’s like music;
emphasis is placed heavier on some notes, while combined with others that are gentle. Placed together, in just the right way…it touches the heart. To know the One who gives us these gifts…it only gets better! God bless. David Undewood
Joey on September 21, 2010 AT 01 am
Hey Clay, great stuff! I remember these tips and some of your others and have been using them, really makes a huge difference in playing. I hope you and Beth are doing well.
Vicki on September 2, 2010 AT 11 pm
THX for sharing your great giftings with us. Will show this to my piano student tomorrow night.
Peggy Wagoner on September 3, 2010 AT 12 am
Thanks for the weighting tip! I guess I have used it for years, and didn’t realize that’s what it’s called…
I would love to hear you play sometime.
clay.collins on September 3, 2010 AT 01 am
In all honesty the term “Weighting” is my own not any official terminology. I just always find it easier to remember something if you give it name and visual context. Thank you so much for your feedback.
Caleb on September 4, 2010 AT 01 am
hey man this is a good vid can tall that you been playing a long time thanks for the help
David on September 7, 2010 AT 02 am
Enjoyed the Piano Tip #1 Weighting. Personally, I do not play the piano (but own five of them…from Antique to Digital). However, watching this video several times, I can apply this principal that you’re using with preaching: When I write, (I write all my sermons out), it’s like music;
emphasis is placed heavier on some notes, while combined with others that are gentle. Placed together, in just the right way…it touches the heart. To know the One who gives us these gifts…it only gets better! God bless. David Undewood
Joey on September 21, 2010 AT 01 am
Hey Clay, great stuff! I remember these tips and some of your others and have been using them, really makes a huge difference in playing. I hope you and Beth are doing well.