kyldeee11th December 2008Nice lesson! And a mean looking guitar u got there
at lights end11th December 2008that guitar is awesome!!!
very nice.
cool lesson btw.
Nemanja Filipovic11th December 2008Great lesson Aleksandar,and yeah,guitar look amazing.
Kuba Szafran11th December 2008Cool stuff Aleksander! Is that a custom guitar?
Sergio Dorado11th December 2008Sounds great
Ivan Milenkovic11th December 2008Sounds great mate, great axe
Pedja Simovic11th December 2008Awesome chord lesson Aleksandar.
AlexLion11th December 2008Great lesson! And your guitar is charming beauty!
Bogdan Radovic11th December 2008Very good lesson and what a cool guitar !!
Marcus Siepen11th December 2008cool lesson
fatb0t11th December 2008Dude what is that freakin' guitar?! Awesome lookin'
Emir Hot11th December 2008Excellent
Gerardo Siere11th December 2008Nice lesson.
Toni Suominen11th December 2008Great job!
sigma711th December 2008ur guitar is epic awesome
Nazgul11th December 2008Fantastic job, Aleksandar!
Capt.Z11th December 2008very nice... And sweet guitar!!
Hisham Al-Sanea11th December 2008nice lesson Aleksandar.good job
- Déjà vu12th December 2008
I love these clean fantasy lessons of yours
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That is a NIIIICE looking guitar! 
Aleksander Sukovic12th December 2008
Thank you everyone.
For anything regarding the lesson that is troubling you, I'll be happy to help you.
For those of you who want to know more about the guitar I used in the lesson, it's a handmade 'Dukeland', built by Radomir Petrovich from Serbia. For more info you can PM me.
Caelumamittendum12th December 2008Very nice lesson, Aleksender! I think Fantasie Impromptu is a very beautiful piece of music.
kaznie_NL12th December 2008Wow man! Wow axe and wow melody
Jad Diab12th December 2008Love the melody, and great guitar
Dejan Farkas17th December 2008Great, I like Chopin very much, and although he composed exclusively for piano it sounds fantastic on guitar as well
Jose Mena17th December 2008Great playing, and guitar, what is that thing?
- Sinisa Cekic18th December 2008
Good one Alexandre
Who is R.P.btw?! - Aleksander Sukovic22nd March 2009Great playing, and guitar, what is that thing?
It's a handmade, my friend made it. I just borrowed.
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Hi there! Welcome to the second part of 'Frederic Chopin - Fantasie Impromptu' chords lesson. In this lesson you will learn how to play chords to the second part of Frederic Chopin's 'Fantasie Impromptu'. This is a relatively easy lesson and you won't have much trouble conquering it. It's consisted of these chords:
- F# minor
- B7
- E
- D# dim
- G#7
- B/A (B7)
- C# minor
- C dim
The key is: C# minor;
The time signature is: 4/4;
The tempo is: 160 BPM;
The note durations are: 8th - triplets.
Each chord is arpeggiated, using finger picking technique.Related lessons:
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