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Alexiaden9321st May 2009Very well played and showed ! Amazing lesson
Carlos Carrillo13th May 2008excellent lesson Kosei!!!
Vinod Saranga16th January 2008These prelude series contain very good arpeggio exercises
Well done Kosei
Kosei Kubota10th January 2008Thank you, guys!
Juan M. Valero9th January 2008really cool !!
great work
Tomy Jeon8th January 2008Beautiful melody
- Kosei Kubota8th January 2008
Thank you for your comments, all!
The third and the last part of this Prelude will be coming soon!.The diminished arpeggios sound creepy coming after the minor ones. Also this is gonna be a good one for me to learn because counterpoint is pretty tough, but I'm working on it. Here there is none.
Year, the left hand is easier than counterpoint music.
But clean right hand arpeggio is really tough. You can try this on the electric guitar with a pick, it would be a great picking exercise.Nice lesson, also nice transcription, never heard that on guitar before.
I've got the original idea of transcribing from Christopher Perkening's transcription, playing the piece in the original key, but after I finished transcribing myself, I found Mr. Perkening's edition is one measure missing from the original score. So, I can claim this transcription as my original one, being copyright free from Mr. Perkening's! 
Gerardo Siere8th January 2008Nice lesson, also nice transcription, never heard that on guitar before.
mattacuk7th January 2008The melody is beautiful. I really wish I had a spanish guitar to practice this one on - great work
Marcus Lavendell7th January 2008This is so beautiful! Thank you for this lesson Koesi!
krudtaa7th January 2008GREAT:)
Jerry Arcidiacono7th January 2008Nice lesson Kosei!
Tuubsu7th January 2008very nice one!
shellshock19117th January 2008The diminished arpeggios sound creepy coming after the minor ones. Also this is gonna be a good one for me to learn because counterpoint is pretty tough, but I'm working on it. Here there is none.
Muris Varajic7th January 2008Great job on this one Kosei!
Toni Suominen7th January 2008very nice lesson!
botoxfox7th January 2008cool
Dejan Farkas7th January 2008Excellent Kosai
Pablo Vazquez7th January 2008Nice Lesson!! Beautifull
Bogdan Radovic7th January 2008I love these classical pieces ! Great work man!
DeepRoots7th January 2008oh and first comment
Thanks again Kosei !
The Uncreator7th January 2008Beautiful
- DeepRoots7th January 2008
Looking forward to the next one! Thanks i love giving my right hand a workout like this
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From this course:
- Bach PreludeLEVEL 4This piece is from Bach's Well Tempered Clavier. The Well Tempered Clavier consists of 24 Preludes and Fugues in every possible key, and this is the first one in C major. The entire piece consists of the same arpeggio pattern. So your right hand pattern is mostly the same: p-p-i-m-a-i-m-a.
- Bach Prelude 3LEVEL 4Here we go, the last lesson of Bach's Prelude from The Well Tempered Clavier, BWV 846. This should be easier than the last lesson, as a matter of fact, this would be the easiest among 3 part lessons of this Prelude.
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