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- Giuliani - Sonatina (2/4)LEVEL 3In this part the theme gets one more voice, and is more difficult than the first part, but still an easy one. Also, it is a good exercise for right hand fingers.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (1/4)LEVEL 3This is first part of Mauro Giuliani's Sonatina OP 71, No. 1, Mov. 1. It is the easiest one.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (3/4)LEVEL 4In this part the theme is played in triplets, which add some "waltz-like" feel to the part.
- Giuliani - Sonatina (4/4)LEVEL 5In this part the theme is played in 16th notes and it's the final development of the theme in this movement, and it closes with finale.
- Giuliani - Le Papillon, No.1LEVEL 3Le Papillon (or La Farfalla) means a butterfly, I play this piece to evoke the feeling of butterflies, with soft touch and lively. Also, I play it in a way to sustain notes a bit at ends of phrases (sostenuto), and to let them to really end before I start the next phrase.
- Giuliani - Le Papillon, No.11LEVEL 3This is another tune from Le Papillon book by Mauro Giuliani, this is number 11 called 'Maestoso'. Maestoso means that it has to be played slowly but dignified.
- Songwriting LessonLEVEL 4Contains vibrato, bending, hybrid picking, volume knob use.
- Introductory LessonLEVEL 1Basic musical concepts and tips before diving into the Songwriting course.
- 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.
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Daniel Realpe18th May 2010relaxing!
al christie11th April 2008Great lesson
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008Hey Ben!!!!!!
great lesson and nice job!!!!!!!!
thanks
Ben N29th February 2008yes this a good one for start on the classical guitar
shellshock191119th December 2007This is going to be the first song I learn when I get my classical guitar, it looks pretty good for beginners.
Gabriel Leopardi9th December 2007sounds very nice!! good work Ben!
Nick3258th December 2007nice
- Ben N8th December 2007
thanks again really appreciate it
Dejan Farkas8th December 2007Nice one Ben
I just adore the counterpoint
Jenkinson8th December 2007That sounds good Ben.
Bogdan Radovic8th December 2007Very good lesson and a very nice tune!
Pablo Vazquez8th December 2007Very nice work Ben!
Kosei Kubota8th December 2007Oh, year, another Giuliani lesson.
Very nice!
Maximus8th December 2007Another great one Ben.
- Ben N8th December 2007
"I love it. Kris you should be sleeping! Just kidding. "
hehehe its a sleepy tune ... - Ben N8th December 2007
thanks
The Uncreator8th December 2007Just awesome Ben, love the sound, and a beautiful tune!
Toni Suominen8th December 2007An awesome lesson Ben!
Marcus Lavendell8th December 2007Very nice, Ben!
Juan M. Valero8th December 2007Yeah, that's really cool !!!
preownedguitar8th December 2007I love it. Kris you should be sleeping! Just kidding. Nicely played ben.
Kristofer Dahl8th December 2007Beautiful Ben!
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Hello to all GMC players :). This lessons is a classical piece composed by Giuliani, called Maestoso.
This Italian guitar virtuoso flourished through the first third of the 19th century. Giuliani was born in Barletta, July 27, 1781, and died in Naples, May 8, 1829. At the age of 19 he undertook a highly succesful tour in Europe; settled in Vienna in 1807, where he became associated with Hummel, Moschelles and Diabelli; wherthoven became interested in him. He won extraordinary acclaim in London.
I think this piece is excellent for those that just started play classical music :) so enjoy!
Good luck :)
Ben N
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