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Kristofer Dahl28th December 2008Very nice Dejan - I love how the dynamics evolve in this piece! 
Nazgul28th December 2008Great, Dejan! The name "Papillon" reminds me of something, but I dont' know of what..
Gerardo Siere28th December 2008Nice lesson Dejan, what is the contact mic you are using on the top?
There was a famous movie called "Le Papillon" in the 80's about the french carcelary system in the French Guyana. (Yeah I´m old, I´m 31).
Jerry Arcidiacono28th December 2008It's great to see this lesson online.
Great job Dejan 
Bogdan Radovic28th December 2008Love this piece Dejan!! Great lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic28th December 2008Very cool Dejan, nice sound!
Dejan Farkas28th December 2008Thank you all 
Joe Kataldo28th December 2008Great Execution 
Toni Suominen28th December 2008Nice one Dejan!
Hisham Al-Sanea28th December 2008nice piece Dejan.
Sergio Dorado29th December 2008Cool lesson Dejan!
Emir Hot29th December 2008Very nice playing Dejan
Kuba Szafran29th December 2008Beautiful piece Dejan!
Dejan Farkas29th December 2008Thanks guys
Le Papillon (or La Farfalla) means a butterfly, I play this piece to evoke the feeling of butterflies, with soft touch and lively. Also, I play it in a way to sustain notes a bit at ends of phrases (sostenuto), and to let them to really end before I start the next phrase.
Hi there GMC :)
This time I chose the 1st piece from Le Papillon (32 easy pieces, Op. 50) by Mauro Giuliani. I have to mention that this book I got from our fellow instructor Jerry Arcidiacono, who sent me the book from Italy. Thank you Jerry once again :)
This is a polyphonic piece, the first part is simpler and the second part is with added harmony/rhythmical figures. Since Le Papillon (or La Farfalla) means a butterfly, I play this piece to evoke the feeling of butterflies, with soft touch and lively. Also, I play it in a way to sustain notes at ends of phrases (sostenuto), and to let them to really end before I start the next phrase. This kind of playing was mostly used by Segovia, and he was well known for his expressive playing. After all, he has got the credits for popularity of classical guitar.
This piece is fairly easy, and it's also suitable for beginners.
Key signature: C Major
Time signature 3/4
Tempo: 100 bpm
Have fun!
Dejan
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