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Kristofer Dahl18th December 2007Sounds awesome and exotic (to me!) - well done Vinod! 
Juan M. Valero18th December 2007WOW !!! I love that piece you play really good it !!! amazing, Vinod 
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007Thanks for the inroduction Kris
And thanks Juan 
I love this piece so much! My favorite classical piece at all times! You play it very well Vinod. Do you plan to do the full piece later on?
Thanks
Oh my bad, i see you said you will make more parts!
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007
Tuubsu18th December 2007Fantastic! I started playing guitar by rock and trash and blues but these classical pieces just keep getting more interesting, this is great.
Lester18th December 2007I just have started acoustic and i geuss this will be too hard for me now...but I will learn this!! Great lesson!!
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007@ Lester
Use the lesson Planner and Try easy ones first.
Hope you will be Playing asturias reasonable soon
Good luck
coffeeman18th December 2007Wow beautiful Vinod!
david8018th December 2007Great lesson vinod.
I love this piece,no easy to play...
Jerry Arcidiacono18th December 2007Great playing Vinod!
This theme is also contained on "Spanish Caravan" by The Doors!
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007yeah the same would i say to it sounds like spanish caravan from the doors!!!!
thats great vinod good job
Bogdan Radovic18th December 2007Wow great job !! I really like this piece!!
Muris Varajic18th December 2007Beautifully done Vinod!!
I guess this is new guitar,congrats once more,
looks and sounds nice!
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007Thanks every one
@ Muris
Yes this is my New Guitar.But I recorded it with external mic.
Because Built in pick up doesn't sound good in Asturias.
You may notice birds are whislting in background
Perhaps they may be trying for giving bakcing for my recording
Muris Varajic18th December 2007Nothing wrong with birds imho Vinod,
give more native feel to whole lesson.
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007Thanks Muris
Dejan Farkas18th December 2007One of my favorite pieces
Excellent work Vinod!
I like the birds backing
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007 
Iluha18th December 2007Woah, I remember requesting this when you only joined us thanks for doing this!
Vinod Saranga18th December 2007@ iluha
Yes I also remember.Sorry for the long delay.
anyway finally you got it.
So practise it
Toni Suominen18th December 2007Very nice Vinod!
Sweet playing Vinod, I plan on learning this one.
The Uncreator18th December 2007Beautiful Piece!
shellshock191118th December 2007Can't wait to get my classical guitar next week
Owen18th December 2007I havent paid much attention to classical stuff before but when my wrist heals i am definitely trying this!
Hisham Al-Sanea18th December 2007good job vinod and welldone
SLASH9119th December 2007This is absolutely beautiful. Great job!
Vinod Saranga19th December 2007Thanks for every one.
Again to remind you that If anyone have questions
regarding playing this part don't hesitate to ask me.
Bedlam19th December 2007I used to love to play this one. Thanks for reminding me! Great job.
shellshock191119th December 2007In rock you would pick up each finger for each note in an arpeggio or notes in a chord formation but I notice that on classical guitar, the guitarist just frets the whole thing and does it. That is correct right?
Kosei Kubota19th December 2007Very clear playing. I like the birds, too.
Can't wait for the following lessons!
Hemlok19th December 2007Yahoo!!! I heard this on classical internet radio and thought to myself, wow i hope we get a lesson on that. And you came through! Well done Vinod and thankyou very much.
Pavel19th December 2007Asturias is an amazing guitar piece. I remember my guitar teacher playing it when i was in music school - he played it a bit faster and it was totally amazing.
Good job Vinod!
Marcus Lavendell19th December 2007Great lesson Vinod!!
Pablo Vazquez19th December 2007Excellent Lesson!! Awesome.
Gabriel Leopardi19th December 2007This piece is amazing! I will learn it!
thanks Vinod
Bedlam20th December 2007@Pavel
Yeah, It's fun to play this one insanely fast. I would try play this one so fast that it got a little ridiculous.
Vinod Saranga20th December 2007@ Shellshock
It is true more often calssical guitarist fret the whole thing in a bar and Play
but there are minor variations
In some pieces the story is very different
Thanks for everyone
Moon Boots20th December 2007I joined yesterday and I simply can't pull myself away from the classical section. Thanks to you my fingers are getting blistered
Keep these coming Vinod!
Vinod Saranga23rd December 2007 
Layzer6th January 2008great vinod! i can hear birds chirping!
Joe Kataldo14th January 2008Me too is it grievous symptom
Danilo Capezzuto8th March 2008Great great.
At the seond half of asturias there is a /-3-/ what does that mean?
Thanks
Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008excellent lesson Vinod!!!
Vinod Saranga11th April 2008@ texaspain
It means that you should play them in triplets.
Niko Fran26th April 2008Wow, I'm so gonna learn this 
Regonised the "Spanish Caraven" theme by the The Doors around 13-16, dindt know they were inspired by this piece. I suggest you all go hear Spanish Caravan aswell, really rocks!
And you rock to Vinod
Vinod Saranga11th May 2008Thanks 
AWESOME!
Vinod Saranga17th May 2008Thanks Fredlove 
Nice chat we've had
juiceyJUICE31st August 2008OH MY GOOD LORD.
This piece would be the reason I picked up a guitar.
Thanks for doing this lesson!
Now if I could only learn to play it.
I cant even strum.
lol
You do an AMAZING job.
Pedja Simovic21st September 2008I used to play this when I was into classical years ago. Awesome piece!
Vinod Saranga5th October 2008Hey Hey Thanks
The fifth movement of the Suite Espanola, Op. 47, Asturias (Leyenda) is probably most famous these days in the classical guitar world, even though it was originally composed for piano and only later transcribed to guitar by Francisco Tárrega.
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