Kristofer Dahl21st November 2007Very nice Vinod! I know I won't get this melody out of my head for at least a month!
Hemlok21st November 2007Great stuff! I will certainly learn this at some point, I have a few other lessons in my path at the moment but I am trying to catch up. Keep up the great work Vinod!
Vinod Saranga21st November 2007Thanks Hemlock
hope you enjoy the tune
Jeff21st November 2007Thank you for this lesson Vinod. I have always wanted to learn this song.
Ben N21st November 2007very nice!! love that tune
- Vinod Saranga21st November 2007
you are Welcome jeff
and Thanks Ben 
The Uncreator21st November 2007Excellent! Such a classic piece of music, Great job!
Juan M. Valero21st November 2007Yeah, great lesson !! it's really a great song, Beethoven was a master
Jeffrey21st November 2007Hey, I just wanted to say great job not only on this, but on everything else also. I love learning as much classical music as I can=)
- Vinod Saranga21st November 2007
Thanks guys
@ jeffrey glad to hear that you like classical music a lot - TheClansmanDK21st November 2007
Great lesson Vinod. I always loved this "tune" or whatever the term is when its classical music
Thanks,
Alex 
visi0n21st November 2007beautifull Vinod .. great work
Fabian Schulz21st November 2007sounds really nice. Great work
Muris Varajic21st November 2007Nice guitar transcription Vinod!!
- shammy21st November 2007
Wow, Now I am tormented with my right hand which I thought I did pretty well with,lol. I can play this just fine except for the constant note in between chords that need's to be played. Any suggestions on playing differents parts with right hand.Very nice peice [email protected]@@music to my ears
- Rob_g22nd November 2007
it sounds like the drink milk, love life tune
- Vinod Saranga22nd November 2007
Thanks Guys.
@ Alex Nice to hear that you love classical music.
@ Shammy Sure I will help you,Can you plz explain more why you cannot Play the repeating G note?
I mean weather you are unable to play it completely or the volume is too low? 
Anthony Grantham22nd November 2007Beethoven has a special talent of using his musical genius to translate his deep and personal feelings . Ode to Joy truly invites a special spirit that I can feel deep in my heart. Thanks for the lesson Vinod!
shellshock19112nd January 2008Love this tune so much. I just started the classical guitar and the counterpoint is pretty rough, working on it so I can play stuff like this!
- Vinod Saranga2nd January 2008
@ ShellShock
Congrats !
Finally you got your Classical Guitar.
Feel free to ask me if any help is needed 
al christie14th February 2008nicely done.
Carlos Carrillo10th May 2008excellent lesson Vinod!!!
- Vinod Saranga11th May 2008
Thanks Al & Carlos
Canis15th April 2009One of the most popular pieces of music ever written! Thanks for making a lesson out of it ^^
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Hi Gmcers. This is the very popular tune which is known as Ode To Joy. To Joy is an ode written in 1785 by the German poet, playwright and historian Friedrich Schiller. This tune is the fourth and final movement of Beethoven's 9th symphony.
There is also a hymn with this tune called "Joyful joyful We adore thee". This small piece is a very good exercise for both left hand and right hand.