Zsolt Galambos7th June 2009Awesome composition! I like the Balkanian phrases a lot
kaznie_NL7th June 2009Thanks for another nice lesson
Ivan Milenkovic7th June 2009Very nice chops mate, cool lesson, and cool melos
Alexiaden937th June 2009Very beautiful !
It reminded me a lot of Muris' Guitar Idol entry "Final Dance"... It is of Balkan origin, after all ! 
Emir Hot7th June 2009Bravo. triler rules
Frederik7th June 2009Sweet
berko7th June 2009those trills are awesome man... i loved the rhythm as well!
Muris Varajic7th June 2009Well done Vasilije, sweet progression and melody.
Pedja Simovic7th June 2009Nice trills Vasilije !
Gerardo Siere7th June 2009That was great, I love this song, thanks Vasilije!
Bogdan Radovic7th June 2009Lovely composition Vasilije!!
Stephane Lucarelli7th June 2009Sounds great, cool lesson Vasilije!
Sinisa Cekic7th June 2009Great thrills !
Vasilije Vukmirovic7th June 2009Yeah, I love thrills!
Thanks, guys!
David Wallimann8th June 2009Man, this is awesome!
Great composition and awesome phrasing!
Kristofer Dahl8th June 2009So smooth and beautiful - thanks Vasilije!
Jose Lassaga8th June 2009Great lesson Vasilije!!!Good job
Sollesnes28th September 2009I really love this one
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Hi GMC!
Here is the little piece I composed which demonstrates application of melody variations. I used lots of thrills and slides, which is more like oriental thing, but still, it has been used by lots of fusion players like Al di Meol and John Mclaughlin. Notice how the second part, which is played one octave above, create great sensation that it’s different part of the composition. Harmony beneath this is Emin9, A min 7 and B7. Pentatonic scales fits here perfectly if you want to improvise, also be careful if you use harmonic minor to improvise over this, it fits only over B7, otherwise, natural minor is recommended!
Have fun!
Regards!
Vasilije
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