Muris Varajic2nd February 2009Great execution Kosei,
thanks for the lesson!
Toni Suominen2nd February 2009Great playing and lesson Kosei!
Tolek2nd February 2009Nice piece of classic.
Carcassi was a great composer.
Pedja Simovic2nd February 2009Great lesson Kosei !
I will try it out to refresh my classical skills
Emir Hot2nd February 2009Very cool one
Piotr Kaczor2nd February 2009Cool playing, Kosei!
Kuba Szafran2nd February 2009Good job Kosei
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Ivan Milenkovic2nd February 2009Very precise execution Kosei, sounds great!
Gerardo Siere2nd February 2009Nicely played Kosei!
Nazgul2nd February 2009Great for finger independence.
And overall great lesson! 
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd February 2009nice work kosei
Dejan Farkas3rd February 2009That's very nice
Bogdan Radovic4th February 2009Very nice lesson Kosei!!
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Hi, GMC!
This is the 14th Study in D major by Carcassi, a scale study of a rather extended length. It is not so fast, but steady alternative finger picking is very challenging. When you do i and m alternate picking, think of i and m fingers as a pair of legs, running on the strings.
Keep you hand steady, and try not to bounce.
p = thumb
i = index finger
m = middle finger
a = ring finger
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