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AlexLion2nd May 2009Wow!! This will be very useful for me! Thanks Emir! Cool to see your face while playing 
berko2nd May 2009This is great! Thanks man for the lesson 
playaxeman2nd May 2009Cool lesson.
Thx
Bit to fast for me though
Pedja Simovic2nd May 2009Yeeehaaaaa !
You are taking me for a drive Emir here
Excellent sliding two note arpeggio shapes !
Bondy2nd May 2009Yet another cool lesson Emir \m/
Emir Hot2nd May 2009thank you people
fkalich2nd May 2009Shoot, I always hope that new lessons will be not substantially different from other lessons here, so I can ignore them, as I have so many lessons already that I work on, and I am naturally lazy. And then you come along with something like this, I don't know what to call it, wild gypsy something that I have not seen here before, that really sounds cool. Can't pass it up, more work now, darn.
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
I would be happy to see you playing this one. Thanks for the comment
Bogdan Radovic2nd May 2009Killer lesson Emir!!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Alexiaden932nd May 2009Wow, this owns !
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
kaznie_NL2nd May 2009Wow! Crazy playing Emir! Just after the change in the BT it even looked like the first part on double speed Very nice!!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009 Very nice!!
Sensible Jones2nd May 2009Awesome as usual Emir!!!
Canis2nd May 2009This is beyond awesome!
And it really reminds me of Land of the Dark on your CD ^^
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Ivan Mihaljevic2nd May 2009Great lesson!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Muris Varajic2nd May 2009Good job bro, many ideas to borrow from this!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Lian Gerbino2nd May 2009yeah man, very cool etude, sounds really cool!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd May 2009Cool lesson Emir
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Trond Vold2nd May 2009That was really, really cool
David Wallimann2nd May 2009Be thankful that the government is not taxing on guitar speed abuse my friend.
This is very good! :-)
Emir Hot2nd May 2009haha cool David
Thanks
THE BUZZARD2nd May 2009hi emir, what can i say...you did it again!!! you are by far one of my favorite instructors,and guitar players your neo-classical skills are top notch, mine you it will be a very long time before i could ever play some of your stuff, but it is a treat listening to you, wicked and cool keep it coming bro!
Emir Hot2nd May 2009
Ivan Milenkovic2nd May 2009Very cool etude, lots of interesting material! Excellent Emir
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd May 2009Awesome lesson!
Jose Lassaga2nd May 2009Excelent!!! Awesome lesson Emir!!! Your technique is fantastic!!!
Sergio Dorado3rd May 2009Awesome lesson, Emir! Great ideas and amazing feeling!
Emir Hot3rd May 2009Thanks a lot guys
fkalich3rd May 2009Also, in case nobody has told you, you kind of look like a rock star. You've got a hard to figure out look, particularly your eyes, you know, not bad, just hard to figure, like a rock star look. If you ever make the big big time, don't forget, I saw the potential early.
Sinisa Cekic3rd May 2009Great lesson Emire
Marcus Siepen3rd May 2009Great stuff Emir
intemperateControl3rd May 2009Sweet - thanks for the lesson. Never forget the value of your skill - you're a great guitarist.
Emir Hot3rd May 2009
MigeZ3rd May 2009Insane as always Emir 
^^ I totally agree with intemperateControl
Emir Hot3rd May 2009
^^ I totally agree with intemperateControl 
Stephane Lucarelli4th May 2009Great job Emir 
Emir Hot4th May 2009
Carlos Carrillo4th May 2009Killer lesson Emir Hot! "arpeggio triads using slide with little finger" this is very useful Emir!
Emir Hot4th May 2009
Piotr Kaczor5th May 2009Awesome as always, Emir!
Emir Hot5th May 2009
skennington5th May 2009Your all Rock and Roll Emir, love the lesson man! 
Emir Hot5th May 2009
Zsolt Galambos6th May 2009Awesome, man! You rock! Even Yngwie could learn a few things from this lesson
Gerardo Siere6th May 2009Yeah, great Ynwie licks all together.
Emir Hot6th May 2009Great lesson Emir!...Thanks on solving the mystery why the song Land of the Dark sound so great!
Emir Hot18th July 2009 I am happy you recognized it.
oikonen23rd July 2009Good lesson. Thank you Emir. And Mister Lanneback would certainly would not laugh for this even he's not very modest person.
Emir Hot23rd July 2009
This neoclassical piece demonstrates arpeggio triads played in combination of slide and picking. This approach is similar to Yngwie Malmsteen's technique.
Hi! Recently I have recieved many requests for more lessons similar to Yngwie Malmsteen style. My last lesson in style of Yngwie seemed to be popular so I have come up with another neoclassical sounding melody.
Here I am introducing an interesting approach for playing arpeggio triads using slide with little finger. The scales (arpeggios) are very simple: Harmonic Minor, Phrygian Dominant and Diminished. This is the key of A minor and you can think of the whole thing as one scale - A Harmonic Minor. The rest is the same scale just diffent modes of it where your root chages according to the chord.
This is a great exercise for your pinky and if you need more strenght in the left hand. There are some big stretches and you need to be very concentrated in order to execute every arpeggio properly. The picking is your choice but make sure you don't miss any of the slided notes. Please practice slowly and that way you can save so much time :)
note: There is a 24th fret used once. If you have guitar with 22 frets you can bend the 22nd up to 24th instead of playing a slide.
Happy practicing.
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