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- Acoustic Solo C MajorLEVEL 2Crete super soft solos by playing a simple scale. The magic will come from the beautiful acoustic guitar sound.
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Nazgul2nd August 2008sounds a little bit like "Pirates Of The Carribean".
Nick Kellie11th March 2008love this Ben! great atmosphere to this one - reminiscent of the carol God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Ben N29th February 2008al christie not really I dont know form were
this one came from.. heheh
al christie16th February 2008You must have Irish Ancestors?
Nighthawk125th January 2008More More More, I love that Irish sound !Thx so much !!
Joe Kataldo14th January 2008very renaissance COOL :-D
- Ben N31st December 2007
thanks again!!!
I'll try to come up with more of those kind..
I'm seeing that you like this stuff
Jerry Arcidiacono28th December 2007Great lesson Ben. I really like this style.
Kosei Kubota27th December 2007A kind of Celtic sound suites so well on the guitar!
Tomy Jeon26th December 2007Now that is IRISH!!! Me likes
Pablo Vazquez26th December 2007So Beautifull!!! Very Cool Ben! I like it so much!
Ivan Milenkovic26th December 2007Very interesting and Irish sounding
Maximus26th December 2007Now that was great. Very cool
Juan M. Valero26th December 2007Good lesson my friend !!! and good new pic
Robin26th December 2007Absolutely fantastic!
nickmarx1234567826th December 2007very nice, very ethnic. I like the backing very much as well
Gabriel Leopardi26th December 2007Very nice solo Ben!! Good work!
gab.-- Ben N26th December 2007
thanks for the wonerfull comets
I'm happy that you like it!! 
Bogdan Radovic26th December 2007Great solo and lesson man !! Good job!
Muris Varajic26th December 2007Sounds wonderful Ben,well done!
- maxwelldewitte26th December 2007
Picture yourself in Ireland... a rainy night and it's just you and your guitar making friends in every pub...
Very enlightening! 
Gen26th December 2007That's so cool!, i just love irish souding stuff, great lesson man!
Overkiller26th December 2007I can't do THAT! But I will try, though.
Thanks for the challenge.
Toni Suominen26th December 2007Sounds great Ben!
Hemlok26th December 2007Great lesson Ben! This will be very useful for me.
ezravdb26th December 2007me loves acoustic, nice lesson.
Vinod Saranga26th December 2007Sounds like Scarborough fair.
Nice lesson Ben
Dejan Farkas26th December 2007Nice one Ben
Marcus Lavendell26th December 2007Sounds great, Ben! Awesome lesson!
Kristofer Dahl26th December 2007This is a very cool sounding and fairly doable solo - thanks Ben!
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Hello everyboby :). This lesson is an acoustic solo. I'v noticed that there is not many of those kinds, so I bring you this one :).
It's based on the D dorian scale and it has an Irish background sound, but I think the lead itself has more of an ethnic sound. Hope you will like it! I think it's a lot more simple than many electric solos out there, but you need to devlope a different touch on this one so it will sound good.
In my opinion it's important to know how to improvise also on the acuostic guitar so this will be a good start! Enjoy :)
Ben N
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