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Young Guitarist26th December 2009Amazing lesson!
then I relaized that by accident I opended the same lesson a second time, in a new tab, and it started playing there too, not in sync of course... sounded funny
How did you manage that? Haha
intemperateControl25th November 2009First time I seen this vid you made. Beautiful, man!
Jerry Arcidiacono21st October 2009Very useful lesson about picking Laszlo
Laszlo Boross21st October 2009Thanks!
Sinisa Cekic21st October 2009Brilliant arrangement Laszlo
Marcus Siepen20th October 2009Beautiful lesson, it caused some confusion here though ... I was watching it normally, and at some point everything turned into free jazz, and I was like "what is going on here????".... then I relaized that by accident I opended the same lesson a second time, in a new tab, and it started playing there too, not in sync of course... sounded funny
- Laszlo Boross19th October 2009Awesome stuff man, I always liked this composition!
I'm glad you liked it! 
Ivan Milenkovic18th October 2009Awesome stuff man, I always liked this composition!
- Laszlo Boross18th October 2009hi laszlo, WOW that must have taken a while to figure that out for guitar, sounds pretty cool!!
Hi! It wasn't so difficult, though I learnt it about 15 years ago from an INXS version.
Thanks to everyone for comments! 
Muris Varajic18th October 2009I love this piece, well done Laszlo.
Stephane Lucarelli18th October 2009Cool, sounds really great Laszlo!
Clare17th October 2009hi laszlo, WOW that must have taken a while to figure that out for guitar, sounds pretty cool!!
Vasilije Vukmirovic17th October 2009Awesome!
- Laszlo Boross17th October 2009
Thanks guys!
Gabriel Leopardi17th October 2009Great arrangement + Excelent picking exercise!
Well done Laszlo!
berko17th October 2009Excellent arrangement and great technique man!
- Laszlo Boross17th October 2009Great one, will learn this one.
Great! If you have any problem with it, i help with pleasure.
Thanks to everyone! I appreciate it. 
Emir Hot17th October 2009Awesome. I learned this one from Yngwie but it's slightly different. Great lesson
- Laszlo Boross17th October 2009Beautiful Laszlo - love it! I really like the attack of your picking bursts at the end as well.
Thanks Kris! Yes, this is an exciting part at the end and it's also great to play.
Alexiaden9317th October 2009Awesome lesson ! It's great that GMC is getting many new "classical" masterpieces for guitar !
Pedja Simovic17th October 2009Wonderful arrangement of Bach piece. Great work Laszlo!
Bogdan Radovic17th October 2009Very good arrangement Laszlo!
NoSkill17th October 2009Very nice, Laszlo. I agree with Kristopher, the speed bursts were a very pleasant surprise throughout this piece and really added to the arrangement. Thanks for doing this lesson!
Zsolt Galambos17th October 2009I absolutely agree with you, Sergio, this is a brilliant arrangement! Well done, Laszlo
Sergio Dorado17th October 2009Absolutely amazing arrangement!!!
playaxeman17th October 2009This is very cool.
Great to do Bach for guitar.
Do some more!!
Chokehold17th October 2009Great one, will learn this one.
Kristofer Dahl17th October 2009Beautiful Laszlo - love it! I really like the attack of your picking bursts at the end as well.
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Hi GMC-ers!
And welcome to my first cover lesson. Badinerie is a very well known and a popular
classical piece written by Bach. There a lot of covers of this composition that can be found on the net or elsewhere, but they are mostly played on and electric guitar with added distortion. I would like to show a cover that is closer to the classical sound of the piece.
Technically it is not hard to play, but what takes it to the higher level of playing is the unusual fingering.
The construction of the composition consists maily of two parts. Both of the parts are being repeated a single time. The first part is the easier to play. This section contains some trills. The second part is more complicated to play because of the unusual fingerings and
the ascending-descending, staccato played scales. Also memorising the second part can cause some troubles to some.
This lesson includes the following techniques:
Hammer-ons
Pull-offs
Trills
Staccato
Good practicing!
-Laszlo
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