Muris Varajic8th February 2009Killer picking Vasilije, thanks for lesson!
Kristofer Dahl8th February 2009Beautiful Vasilije - your lessons makes me want to get some new gear and start getting serious about jazz guitar!
Kuba Szafran8th February 2009Beautiful composition, good job Vasilije
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Nemanja Filipovic8th February 2009Amazing lesson Vasilije.
Pedja Simovic8th February 2009Excellent picking Vasilije, cool lesson !
Piotr Kaczor8th February 2009Cool lesson, Vasilije! Great for picking improvement!
berko8th February 2009Woo, never heard this piece in such a tempo... I couldn't even play it with finger picking... Thanks for this transcription, I loved it
Emir Hot8th February 2009Awesome
Toni Suominen8th February 2009Great picking lesson Vasilije!
Nazgul8th February 2009Great! I will try that to improve my picking.
Ivan Milenkovic8th February 2009Very clean AP Vasilije, great job!
Vasilije Vukmirovic8th February 2009Thanks guys!
I advice all students to practice this as regular exercise, with metronome, it will improve picking very fast.
Bogdan Radovic8th February 2009Great job Vasilije! Sounds very smooth!
Hisham Al-Sanea9th February 2009sounds great Vasilije.very nice lesson
Sergio Dorado9th February 2009Sounds really cool!
Trond Vold9th February 2009Great lesson
David Wallimann9th February 2009Great lesson man!
Carlos Carrillo10th February 2009Beautiful jazz lesson mate!
Yanzibar10th February 2009Woah, I'm sure going to improve my picking with this, thanks!
Dejan Farkas10th February 2009Great version, I like it
Sinisa Cekic11th February 2009Awesome Vasilije,chudo jedno !
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Hi GMC! Here is an excellent exercise for picking, left hand, and right-left hand synchronization. Of course, this is a classical piece by Fernando Sor, but I arranged it so you can play it with your pick.
Start slowly, in order to get used to difficult left hand positions, and also keep try to keep your right hand relaxed, you’ll notice as you play piece, in some faster tempo, your right hand grip will be stronger and stronger. We want to avoid that, so just be conscious of that, and relax your grip.
If you can play this at 200 bpm, congratulations, you have excellent picking, still, try to challenge your self by playing in the faster tempo, o maybe starting with an upstroke! Harmonically, there are many chords(Bm F#7 B Cmaj9 Bm D/F# G Cmaj9 Ebm Bm G BmMaj7 Bm B D G C Ab Bm F#7 Dbdim B G Bb7 A Dbm7 F# E), though they repeat a lot, so we can view it as Bm-F#7 with lots of variations, and in the last, there is strong chord tension releasing in Bm.
Enjoy playing this piece!
Vasilije Vukmirovic
