botoxfox7th August 2008Very useful
besip7th August 2008cool
kyldeee7th August 2008Very useful, love the pick
Ivan Milenkovic7th August 2008Nice lesson, great pick
Capt.Z7th August 2008Where can you get that pick?
Cool lesson
Pablo Vazquez7th August 2008Cool lesson Muris!!!
Magic pick???
Bedlam7th August 2008Great beginner lesson. Glad to see the light pick has made a comback!
Nazgul7th August 2008Cool pick!
and nice lesson. Surely useful.
Muris Varajic7th August 2008Thanks guys,
I hope this lesson will help our GMCers beginners!
Caelumamittendum7th August 2008Nice lesson, Muris! For once you didn't throw in some difficult lines!
I'm sure this will be of great help to beginners!
Praetorian7th August 2008Muris...you have the best beginner lessons on the site! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Danilo Capezzuto7th August 2008Useful and smart! Great topic Muris!
Marcus Siepen7th August 2008cool lesson Muris
Alejandro Pinero7th August 2008Usefull lesson!
I want this pick!!
Nick3257th August 2008useful lesson muris
TreyDeschamp7th August 2008Awesome lesson I've been waiting on something like this
Lian Gerbino7th August 2008cool muris!
Trond Vold7th August 2008Excellent
Perfect for beginners
Gus7th August 2008I think this will help lots of beginners, and lots of people have been asking for classes for ultra-beginners.
By the way, is this the v-pick? which one? sound is really bright and free of pick noise. (nice for acoustic playing)
Toni Suominen7th August 2008Useful lesson Muris!
Bogdan Radovic7th August 2008Perfect lesson to start up with chords!
Maximus7th August 2008Great basic lesson.
SensE7th August 2008MURIS ! MORE STRUMMING LESSON PLEASE. Thank you
Hisham Al-Sanea8th August 2008cool beginners lesson Muris.
- Muris Varajic8th August 2008
Thanks everybody!!
Gus,it's The Light Pick,check it out. 
Nemanja Filipovic8th August 2008Nice lesson Muris.
Vasilis8th August 2008At first I thought it was an e bow
chmilew8th August 2008Nice lesson Muris ! Well done
kaznie_NL8th August 2008I think this might be easy for me, but still I'll do this lesson, just to get things right
It's good to see a very advanced player like you, doing beginner lessons! Thumbs up Muris!!!!- kaznie_NL8th August 2008
Sorry, for this second comment, but little question
Why is it that sometimes a Gmaj is played with a 3rd fret B string, and sometimes without? Also, which is better, with or without? 
mattacuk8th August 2008Is that a UFO in your hand muris ?
Great lesson!
Carlos Carrillo8th August 2008It is simple but important! Very good lesson Muris!!! Great idea to help beginners!
- Muris Varajic9th August 2008
Thanks
kaznie_NL @ both versions are fine actually,
there is no better one.
Still,many players use it with
note D on 3rd fret B string more often
comparing with using open B string.
I believe the reason is 6th interval
that appears between open B
and note G on high E string,3rd fret.
Interval of 6th isn't that often found
inside the chord played on guitar,
larger interval we have
between two notes is usually 5th interval,
so that might be the reason. 
Juan M. Valero9th August 2008cool lesson Muris, really useful for beginners, although everybody should practice it
Alex8710th August 2008Very nice lesson Muris. Useful for everyone
Sergio Dorado10th August 2008Very useful lesson. Excelent!
Kristofer Dahl11th August 2008You did fantastic job in keeping this lesson simple while still including variations to make it interesting - awesome Muris!
Joe Kataldo11th August 2008Great Lesson
- Muris Varajic11th August 2008
Thanks guys
Barenaked Ninja27th August 2008Nice lesson Muris! I can't remember the last time I focused on chord changes and arpeggios before like this. Probably because I never have! Thanks for giving me a reason to do so because as simple as this is, it didn't go so smooth the first few times through!
- SirEld30th August 2008
Very nice lesson, having really fun with it
Emir Hot30th August 2008hahah sexy pick
cool- kclancy23rd September 2008
Nice clean sound. Thanks for the lesson! Clancy
- Muris Varajic23rd September 2008
Thanks.
Murloc18th May 2009Nice lesson, but the pick is even nicer
- Muris Varajic18th May 2009
Cheers.
Nighthawk121st June 2009Wow, cool beginners lesson Muris ..nice easy progression to jam along a bit also...how does it feel here being on the other pole of the difficulty scale?
- Muris Varajic21st June 2009
Feels goood!
Pedja Simovic12th July 2009Excellent lesson for beginners Muris
- Muris Varajic13th July 2009
Cheers Pedja!
Strange that you found this one,
ain't that newer. 
Alexiaden9322nd July 2009Nice lesson ! I guess even more advanced players could use it to improve rhythm placement !
- Muris Varajic22nd July 2009
Could be Alex, could be.
- Ishouldjustquit11th November 2011
Finally I can play something that Muris plays LOL thanks a lot
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Hello GMC. This lesson is for our beginners, it contains some ordinary chords from key of A minor using most common techniques like strumming and arpeggiato. Arpeggio means chord broken in single notes and that's what we're going to do here, to strum a chord and then play it note by note which is arpeggio.
Tempo is 72bpm, key of Am.
Have fun!
Muris Varajic
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