Kristofer Dahl29th May 2009Just the right amount of notes - beautiful Stephane!
Emir Hot29th May 2009excellent lesson, well done
Piotr Kaczor29th May 2009Sounds great! Very useful lesson, Stephane!
Pedja Simovic29th May 2009Excellent backing track and beautiful acoustic sound!
Mark.29th May 2009Sounds sweet! Great one to impress the girls, its playable even when ur drunk
kaznie_NL29th May 2009Great stuff, I should really learn this!
Alexiaden9329th May 2009Absolutely beautiful, Stephane !
Awesome composition, and it reminds me a bit of Nothing Else Matters (Metallica), although only the intro would match... There is also a very nice build-up ! 
Canis29th May 2009This sounds beautiful! I'm so learning this!
Sounds sweet! Great one to impress the girls, its playable even when ur drunk
Yet another reason
Red29th May 2009Very nice
Jose Lassaga29th May 2009Nice lesson Stephane!!!
Sensible Jones29th May 2009Very nice Chord voicings Stephane!!
Hisham Al-Sanea29th May 2009very nice one.
Vasilije Vukmirovic29th May 2009Awesome lesson!
MigeZ30th May 2009Thanks this is great I got a lot work with fingerstyle to make it perfecto
but I was just wondering how much easier would it be to play these kinds of songs with a nylon fret guitar than with the metal one I have 
(sry my terminology ain't too good) Cheers 
- Sinisa Cekic30th May 2009
beautiful tone !
Bogdan Radovic30th May 2009Wow this sounds so beautiful!! Great lesson!
- MigeZ30th May 2009
Sry late night typos I meant of course nylon string and metal string ones
Stephane Lucarelli30th May 2009Thanks a lot for the kinds comment!
Sounds sweet! Great one to impress the girls, its playable even when ur drunk
Lol...Hummm yes, you could try these arpeggios to impress the girls, but the best way is to play "the ultimate song": Stairway to Heaven...
(I think it as been proved thousand times 
)Thanks this is great I got a lot work with fingerstyle to make it perfecto but I was just wondering how much easier would it be to play these kinds of songs with a nylon fret guitar than with the metal one I have 
(sry my terminology ain't too good) Cheers 
Well, yes nylon strings are smoother and easier to play than metal string but on classical guitar the neck is larger... it could easier on your nylon guitar, especilly for the first barre chord.
You could also play these arpeggios patterns on the electric guitar, it's just some right-hand exercices. 
Zsolt Galambos30th May 2009Such a beautiful composition! Great job, Stephane!
AlexLion30th May 2009Beautiful playing! Gonna learn it for sure, simple yet great
Jerry Arcidiacono30th May 2009Beautiful composition
Ivan Milenkovic31st May 2009Great sounding piece, nice mellow vibe!
Muris Varajic31st May 2009Sweet piece of music and playing Stephane.
- Stephane Lucarelli31st May 2009
Thanks a lot!
Carlos Carrillo2nd June 2009I love the ACOUSTIC guitar sound,very nice mate.
David Wallimann3rd June 2009Very nice melodic lesson Stephane. Keep up the good work!
- Stephane Lucarelli3rd June 2009
Thanks Carlos & David !
Gerardo Siere6th June 2009Beautiful lesson this should impress the girls...
- lstaple20th June 2009
Question : In the first bar you play the D string with you (I)ndex finger. I thought that the top 3 strings were reserved for the thumb. Obviously I am wrong. Are there any rules about what fingers play what strings? Does it depend on the chord?
- Stephane Lucarelli22nd June 2009Question : In the first bar you play the D string with you (I)ndex finger. I thought that the top 3 strings were reserved for the thumb. Obviously I am wrong. Are there any rules about what fingers play what strings? Does it depend on the chord?
I think there is no general rules - it's just the simplest way to play this arpeggio pattern .
Of course the thumb plays the lowest note and for other fingers it depends on the chord.
Hope it helps! 
Daniel Realpe2nd May 2010dreamy acoustic sound
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Hi GMC!
In this lesson we gonna see some right-hand arpeggio exercices to improve our fingerstyle guitar technique. These arpeggio patterns will help us on our right hand fingers dexterity and independence.
Here is the notation legend for the right-hand fingers:
T= thumb
I= index
M= middle
A= ring fingers
To makes things more musical, I've chosen a simple but nice chords progression:I B- I Gadd9 I D#/F# I E- I
(The third bar contains a D chord with the 3rd (F#) on the bass)
I advise you to work on each pattern separatly, with a metronome and/or the backing track.
As always, practice slow and pay attention to the rhythm placement, especially on more syncopated arpeggios.
If you have any question do not hesitate to ask.
Have fun!
Stephane
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