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guitar5722nd May 2010hello! Congratulations! beautifull tone, nice phrases and it's excellent for me: "difficulty 3"! Thanks!
Dejan Farkas29th April 2009Thanks
Try some Sergio Leone's
Canis29th April 2009I have the biggest urge to see some western movies now :|
Great melody ^^- Dejan Farkas28th April 2009
Thanks Emir, I'll check the song, it wouldn't be suprise if Ennio influenced him, and at the end they both have Italian origin
Emir Hot27th April 2009now I see where Satriani took the idea from
There is a song called "WAR", very similar theme. Excellent lesson Dejan- Dejan Farkas24th April 2009
Thanks Marcus
Marcus Siepen24th April 2009Sounds very nice Dejan
- Dejan Farkas24th April 2009
Cheers
Gerardo Siere23rd April 2009Nice melodyes, reminds me the groove of some middle 90's Vilma Palma e Vampiros song.
MigeZ23rd April 2009I can see Clint Eastwood too
Awsome a must learn one 
Muris Varajic23rd April 2009Eastwood it is.
- Dejan Farkas22nd April 2009
Thanks guys
Bogdan Radovic22nd April 2009Cool lesson Dejan!!
Jerry Arcidiacono22nd April 2009Morricone's influence indeed
Nice lesson Dejan.- Dejan Farkas22nd April 2009
Appreciated
playaxeman - there is room for many stuff, this is just initial idea 
AlexLion22nd April 2009Fresh sounding Dejan and nice phrasing!
Ivan Milenkovic21st April 2009Hehe, sounds great, nice phrases man, reminds me on Cowboy films a bit
playaxeman21st April 2009Nice melody and sound.
I think there is some room for fast (legato) run in this ballad mayby in a part 2 for a level 5?
Carlos Carrillo21st April 2009Western movie!! Its true! great sound!
- Dejan Farkas21st April 2009
So Morricone's influence is noticed
Thanks guys 
berko21st April 2009Love the tone... great melodies Dejan! I really hope you'll complete this song
David Wallimann21st April 2009Great theme!
Fran21st April 2009I can see Clint Eastwood staring at the sun while hearing this!
Nice one.
kaznie_NL21st April 2009thanks Dejan! As a tip, maybe some more vibrato in the first part? Very cool tune!
Sensible Jones21st April 2009^^^^^^^^
Exactly what I was thinking too!!!!
Pedja Simovic21st April 2009Sounds cool Dejan !
Reminds me of some old Western movies and music from them (opening motive at least)
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Hi GMC and Welcome to the Sunset :)
This is a song I work on, or better to say experiment with. And these are some parts that I put together and decided to make a lesson, and would appreciate your feedback :)
It starts in A Dorian, then modulates to C Mixolydian, and ends with A Aeolian. Dorian scale add some tension to a Minor scale, Mixolydian as a major adds some more tension, while Aeolian brings a relief at the end. That's at least my interpretation.
Rhythmically, it is a bit odd so I am still trying to find the right rhythm to go along with the lead. But anyway, I think it is interesting and worth sharing.
Scales: A Dorian, C Mixolydian and A Aeolian
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 120 bpm
So have fun :))
Dejan
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