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Feedback
Vinod Saranga20th September 2008Thanks again
Gerardo Siere17th September 2008Nice lesson.
Marcus Siepen16th September 2008very nice lesson, well done
- Vinod Saranga16th September 2008
Thanks Kris amd Hisham
Kristofer Dahl15th September 2008I love it when the tremolo kicks in - very well done Vinod!
Hisham Al-Sanea14th September 2008very welldone Dr.Vinod...wonderful
- Vinod Saranga14th September 2008
Thanks all for your kind words
chmilew14th September 2008Simply beautiful Vinod
Ivan Milenkovic14th September 2008Sounds great and relaxing Vinod. Nice guitar mate
sigma714th September 2008wow, tremelo just adds so much more depth to it. awesome Vinod!
Carlos Carrillo14th September 2008This is so beautiful... These melodies help to develop the ear. And liberate our mind!!
Pablo Vazquez14th September 2008Very beautifull lesson!! It sounds excellent!
- Vinod Saranga14th September 2008
Thanks every one
@ Jose
YES.it's better if you can get rid of that.
Resting pinky makes tension when playing.It's important to be relax as possible.
My nails are not so long.When I keep the fingers perpendicular to a surface ,nails and flesh just touch the surface. 
Bogdan Radovic14th September 2008Wow tremolo seems like a very impressive and cool technique on classical..Never got around learning it well... Great job on the lesson!
Jose Mena14th September 2008Nice work Vinod, the first part I can do, my finger style playing is not very good, and have problems getting the tremolo to sound clean. I notice that I rest my pinky when I play finger style, would you say to get rid of this habit?
How long are your nails?- Vinod Saranga14th September 2008
Thanks for comments
Nazgul14th September 2008Nice one.
Muris Varajic14th September 2008Lovely
Emir Hot14th September 2008Very nice piece
- Vinod Saranga14th September 2008
Thanks all
This is just begining tour of tremolo.
We are going to learn tremolo in more depth future 
Danilo Capezzuto14th September 2008Great melodies here! Nice playing too! Compliments Vinod!
Kuba Szafran14th September 2008Tremolo was always difficult for me, hope this lesson will change that
!
Jerry Arcidiacono14th September 2008Nice lesson Vinod
Alex8714th September 2008Very nice Vinod
- Lesson
- My notes
Hey Gmcers, today we are going to learn tremolo technique. It's very boring to practice non musical dull exercises. It's very powerful and enjoyable to practice this technique with easy pieces you already know.
Kosei had done two lessons on Lagrima. I want you to first study that lesson if you have not done it yet.
I just want to introduce the technique for you. In next lessons we will get into great depth of tremolo.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask!
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