Jeff13th September 2007I really like this one Kosei. I'm looking forward to the second half. I have not played classical in a very long time and I need to work on my right hand coordination. This is great and sounds fantastic! Thank you!
Muris Varajic13th September 2007Lovely piece and playing Kosei!!
Bach is great,glad you made this lesson!
Gustavo13th September 2007love it
i had hear this before i think in a malmsteen song
very nice- Nick33413th September 2007
Tenacious D Classico intro
AliMo14th September 2007Lol ya as soon as I heard this I thought of Tenacious D.
Great lesson BTW
The Uncreator14th September 2007Amazing, cant wait to practice this!
Dashooter14th September 2007damn, classical is hard, guess I need the pick of destiny for this one
Asphyxia Feeling14th September 2007KEEP MAKING CLASSICAL PIECES THEY ARE AMAZING!!! Kosei rocks!
Juan M. Valero14th September 2007Oh, great lesson, Bach rules
- teh_shredmaster17th September 2007
love it love it love it!!!
al christie24th September 2007your playing is great,Check out the Flamenco, Solea and Farruca.
Kosei Kubota27th September 2007Thank you, guys!
I have submitted Bourree part 2 to GMC, so you'll see it soon!your playing is great,Check out the Flamenco, Solea and Farruca.
I enjoy your lessons, too.
And I am looking forward to up coming lessons.
Vinod Saranga27th September 2007I am waiting for the next part.
and Kosei should it be speeded up a bit? as you've played it on youtube.- Kosei Kubota27th September 2007
Am I playing it faster on You Tube?
I wasn't aware. Maybe I was rushing a bit on You Tube, because it is always hard to play the whole piece without making a (big) mistake...
But you are right this could be a little faster. - Vinod Saranga29th September 2007
No you are not rushing Kosei You always play smoothly ,
I think after one have mastered the piece,tempo can be fine tuned so as to express his/her feelings isn't it? 
4Play1st October 2007er...what do you mean by "sing each voice" ?
- Kosei Kubota1st October 2007er...what do you mean by "sing each voice" ?
I meant "line" by "voice".
There are higher melody line that starts on the first string, and lower melody line staring on the sixth string at the same time.
I am suggesting to sing both melodies (not at the same time, whichi is impossible) as you learn the piece.
- 4Play4th October 2007
oh...now i get it, thanks
- luca7220th November 2007
very very good,thanks.
Kosei รจ il numero 1.
Ciao
Luca 
Melvyn30th January 2008Cant you see hes the man
Let me hear you applaud
He is more than a man
Hes a shiny Golden God
Bachs preludes and fuges are great, and a nice adaptation too!- Melvyn30th January 2008
..continued from last comment...
except that was even a Prelude, my bad :| - al christie14th February 2008
I love that,thats a classic Bach piece I always wanted to see how to play that.
Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008nice lesson Kosei!!!
Danilo Capezzuto6th April 2008Good lesson Kosei!
- LeSP23rd August 2008
very nice, this piece is so powerful in my opinion.
- jsrocks2nd April 2009
the 2nd part is the hardist. i just cant figure out the last 5 measures.
Daniel Realpe11th September 2010this is an absoulte classic!
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Hi, there!
The first Bach lesson. Bach is one of the greatest composers, ever! Although Bach never wrote a piece for the guitar, there are tons of his pieces that sound great on the guitar.
In this lesson I would like to pick up Bourree from a suite he wrote for the lute, an ancestor of the guitar. The entire piece is written in two parts, the upper voice and the lower voice. That is, two different melodies are going on at the same time. This is called counter point.
Here is the first half of the piece. I will pick up the last half in the next lesson.
Enjoy!
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