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Aleksander Sukovic29th June 2010this is one melodic piece. Great job, Vasilije
Ivan Milenkovic19th June 2010Very nice ideas here, both melodic and rhythmic, very nice man
Adrian Figallo18th June 2010crazy leads vasilije!!
kaznie_NL18th June 2010Cool lesson, I gues lvl 4 is easily underrated, it's more like lvl 6
guitar5718th June 2010Hello! Very good! I agree with Mr. Radovic: interesting and exotic! it's a good lesson! Thanks!!
Vasilije Vukmirovic18th June 2010thanks
Lian Gerbino18th June 2010groovy!!! well done man
playaxeman18th June 2010Nice melody in your solo. Like it a lot.
Bogdan Radovic18th June 2010Very nice lesson! Phrasing sounds interesting and exotic!
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Hi GMC!
Playing over a simple chord progression can be a difficult ting, because since harmony is poor, all attention is upon guitar solo. One solution in such a cases is to improvise with rhythm phrases and to create certain feel by means of breaks and note lengths. Another solution is to place focus on different chord notes, and to try to change levels of tension by doing so. In this simple solo I tried to demonstrate both approaches. Harmony is A major, G major, and the solo is in the key of D major!
Enjoy!
Vasilije Vukmirovic
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