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Roadside5th April 2009Realy good etude dejan, thx!
AlexLion5th April 2009Nice lesson, Dejan! Quintuplets are not easy to handle in time, so this will be helpful 
Sensible Jones5th April 2009Very useful lesson Dejan, thanks!!!
Kuba Szafran5th April 2009Cool etude Dejan! Quintupltes are fun !
David Wallimann5th April 2009Very practical lesson Dejan, thanks a lot!
Pedja Simovic5th April 2009Excellent lesson Dejan for members to study quintuplets
Zsolt Galambos5th April 2009Awesome lesson, Dejan!
Dejan Farkas5th April 2009Thank you guys
AlexLion5th April 2009Would be cool if you do a lesson with seventuplets(7\4)
Emir Hot5th April 2009Awesome exercise Dejan and extremely useful. Great stuff
Bogdan Radovic5th April 2009Very good exercise lesson Dejan!
Ivan Milenkovic5th April 2009Very useful exercise man, nice lines!
Dejan Farkas6th April 2009I am glad you like it guys, thanks 
Alex - Sure, why not 
Sinisa Cekic6th April 2009Great and useful lesson Dejane !
Muris Varajic6th April 2009High Five. 
Kristofer Dahl6th April 2009Excellent Dejan - first topic covering quintuplets!
Dejan Farkas6th April 2009Thanks all 
Stephane Lucarelli6th April 2009Cool lesson Dejan!
MigeZ6th April 2009Exactly what I needed Thank you! Your lessons have been indispensable help for me to improve my technics etc 
Dejan Farkas7th April 2009Glad to know the lessons help, cheers guys
Marcus Siepen14th April 2009great exercise
Outlaw211215th April 2009this lesson is a beast... very nice exercises
Dejan Farkas17th April 2009Thanks guys
A lesson on quintuplets and pentatonic shapes. Quintuplet is a group of five notes each with equal duration, but fit into duration of four.
Hi GMC and welcome to the lesson. :)
This time it is about quintuplets. Quintuplet is a group of five notes each with equal duration, but fit into duration of four. For example quintuplet of 16th notes have to have a total duration as 4 16th notes. For that reason it may be difficult to play them, but they can sound very effective.
I combined pentatonic scale in this exercise, so it can be also good for memorizing pentatonic shapes.
Key signature: A Minor Pentatonic
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 80 bpm
Have fun :)
Dejan
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