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- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 2LEVEL 4A polyphonic piece with two melodies, one played with thumb, and another played with index-middle combination. This lesson is most useful for the mobility and strength of the thumb.
- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 3LEVEL 4The whole part is like questions and answers. The questions are coming from more voices (the thirds), while the answers come from one voice (solo). So you can imagine any situation and play it.
- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 4LEVEL 4In this part we have a recapitulation of the theme, and elements of previous three parts. If you did the previous parts you will easily recognize them in this one.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (1/4)LEVEL 3This is first part of Mauro Giuliani's Sonatina OP 71, No. 1, Mov. 1. It is the easiest one.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (2/4)LEVEL 3In this part the theme gets one more voice, and is more difficult than the first part, but still an easy one. Also, it is a good exercise for right hand fingers.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (3/4)LEVEL 4In this part the theme is played in triplets, which add some "waltz-like" feel to the part.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (4/4)LEVEL 5In this part the theme is played in 16th notes and it's the final development of the theme in this movement, and it closes with finale.
- Polyrhythms Part 1LEVEL 6We will learn to play some polyrhythms. Basically 4 against 3, 4 against 5 and 2 against 3.
- Applying Modes - Part 1LEVEL 5Learn to apply modes to the most common progressions.
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Dejan Farkas14th November 2008Thanks
Alex8714th November 2008Beautiful Dejan
- Dejan Farkas8th November 2008
Thanks Sinisa
Sinisa Cekic8th November 2008excellent piece Dejane !
- Dejan Farkas7th November 2008
Thanks guys
Ivan Milenkovic7th November 2008Very nice tune man, great work
SensE7th November 2008Very good play ! Thank you for providing such valuable lesson like this.
- Dejan Farkas7th November 2008
Thanks both
Sergio Dorado6th November 2008Great!
Hisham Al-Sanea6th November 2008nice piece Dejan.welldone
- Dejan Farkas6th November 2008
Thank you all, appreciated
chmilew6th November 2008Beautiful and well executed
Bravo Dejan !
Kuba Szafran6th November 2008Sounds great Dejan
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Gerardo Siere6th November 2008Beautiful Music Dejan.
- Dejan Farkas6th November 2008
Thanks guys, very kind of you
Alejandro Pinero6th November 2008very nice!
Muris Varajic6th November 2008I remember this from Music School,thanks Dejo!
berko6th November 2008Haha, been playing this on piano earlier! Great to hear it on guitar too
kaznie_NL6th November 2008Thnx Dejan! It's good to see some new lessons from you!
Eat-Sleep-andJam6th November 2008Beautiful Sounding
Bogdan Radovic6th November 2008Beautiful piece , love your lessons !!
- Dejan Farkas6th November 2008
You're welcome purple, I am glad you like it
If you need any help, just let me know 
purple hayes6th November 2008Bookmarked! I really need so start working on pieces like this.
Thanks for putting this lesson together.
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Hi GMC! :)
This is Sonatina by Joseph Kuffner (1776 - 1856), Austrian classical guitarist and composer. Sonatina is basically a small sonata without strict definition, shorter, lighter and technically less demanding than a typical sonata. This sonatina has 4 parts (movements) with a development of theme in each one.
This is the first part of the Sonatine, which is played Andantino, and has elements of arpeggios, chords and melody. It uses both TIRANDO and APOYANDO techniques.
Key signature: C Major
Time signature: 3/4
Tempo: 100 bpm
Enjoy! :)
DejanFrom this course:
- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 2LEVEL 4A polyphonic piece with two melodies, one played with thumb, and another played with index-middle combination. This lesson is most useful for the mobility and strength of the thumb.
- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 3LEVEL 4The whole part is like questions and answers. The questions are coming from more voices (the thirds), while the answers come from one voice (solo). So you can imagine any situation and play it.
- Kuffner - Sonatina, Part 4LEVEL 4In this part we have a recapitulation of the theme, and elements of previous three parts. If you did the previous parts you will easily recognize them in this one.
Scrubbing / forward / rewind: arrow right, arrow left keys
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
