La Folia Variation 1 - Mauro Giuliani
by Kosei Kubota
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Kristofer Dahl7th November 2007Thanks Kosei - this will be a great left hand exercise for acoustic gmc:ers!
(Electric gmc:ers might also find that practcing left hand movements is more demanding on the acoustic guitar!)
Muris Varajic7th November 2007Wonderful Kosei!
Ben N7th November 2007you got that right Kris after I'm playing on the
acoustic guitar I'm flying on the electric not the
same touch but it realy makes the finger stronger..
Koesi very nice lesson I'm going to practice one
that one keep the good work!
Fabian Schulz7th November 2007Great work Kosei. The melody soudns very nice
maybe I'll learn this one in the future 
Juan M. Valero7th November 2007Yeah, good lesson Kosei
Gabriel Leopardi7th November 2007yes, that a great technique exercise and it also sound very nice!
well done!
shredmandan8th November 2007Very cool dude
Hisham Al-Sanea8th November 2007great jop kosei
Vinod Saranga8th November 2007Great work Kosei.
Good exercise for the Classical guitar
jonasrolf10th November 2007very, very great
Kosei Kubota12th November 2007Thank you, all!
The next variation will be more work for the left hand.
I need to practice that!
_ninja_14th November 2007awesome! you mean p= thumb right?
- Kosei Kubota15th November 2007awesome! you mean p= thumb right?
Yes,
p=thumb
i=index finger
m=middle finger
a=ring finger - 88fingerslouie6th January 2008
Hi Kosei, love your classical lessons. Just learned Bourree. Would you consider adding lessons to La Folia with the latter parts of the video in this link...?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OEwTvsDgaw&feature=related - Kosei Kubota6th January 2008Hi Kosei, love your classical lessons. Just learned Bourree. Would you consider adding lessons to La Folia with the latter parts of the video in this link...?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OEwTvsDgaw...feature=related
Hi, 88!
You just joined GMC, right? Welcome on board!
The first 3 variations are already on GMC. I was going to stop it, but I will consider to add the rest of the piece. I think the finale might be too long and complicated for online lesson, but let's see..
KK 
al christie14th February 2008great for skipping strings this lesson.
Danilo Capezzuto3rd March 2008Great lesson
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008hey kosei!!!
perfect!!!
thanks
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