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- Introductory LessonLEVEL 1Basic musical concepts and tips before diving into the Songwriting course.
- Songwriting LessonLEVEL 4Contains vibrato, bending, hybrid picking, volume knob use.
- Summer 95 LessonLEVEL 4I wrote this short tune many years ago, actually it was in 1995. The main inspiration was Baroque music, while in the same time I was practicing Ragtime and Delta Blues finger picking, and somehow this tune was born.
- AFI Style LessonLEVEL 4This lesson is inspired by the brilliant song "The Leaving Song Part 2".
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SlickJc21st January 2012awrsome lesson and very good quality sound... i finished in 40 min. tops! thnx alot
Danilo Capezzuto6th April 2008Pretty nice lesson.
Carlos Carrillo29th March 2008nice lesson and good job Kosei!!!
Farbror Kudde28th October 2007Ah I love this peace ^^ It was one of my favourite pieces in my early years at music school
Juan M. Valero30th August 2007Yeah, Fernando Tarrega was a great composer and that's a really pretty piece. Congratulations yo do a great job !!!
I'm waiting for the second part
- atomix133728th August 2007
Beautiful music
Keep up the nice lessons! 
quebrado26th August 2007great man;D
Kosei Kubota26th August 2007Thank you, guys!
I am preparing for the second part lesson now.
If you have any questions, just let me know.
swingline25th August 2007Beautiful, its always nice to hear and play a great classical song.
The Uncreator25th August 2007Sound great!
shredmandan25th August 2007Good Job Man!
Muris Varajic24th August 2007Lovely playing,and tune as well!
Jenkinson24th August 2007I learned it from my instructor a bit differently. Good job of accentuating the melody and keeping the accompanyment underlying.
rrhoadstributeplayer24th August 2007nice i love classical lessons keep them coming
- misterj24th August 2007
awesome lesson! sounds beautiful.
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Let’s move on to the next classical piece. This is called “Lagrima”. It means “Tear” in Spanish. It was composed by Francisco Tarrega, a Spanish guitarist from 19th Century.
He has composed tones of pieces for the classical guitar in “romantic” style. Many of his pieces sound like Chopin, and I love them all!
“Lagrima” has two parts, one in E major, and the other in E minor. I will show you the first part in this lesson.
Enjoy!
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