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Dejan Farkas26th June 2008Thanks guys
Juan M. Valero26th June 2008really cool lesson !!!!
Marcus Lavendell26th June 2008Very nice and doable lesson!
- Dejan Farkas24th June 2008
Thanks
Nick Kellie23rd June 2008great!!
- Dejan Farkas23rd June 2008
Appreciate it
Alex8723rd June 2008Cool piece, and very well played
Alejandro Pinero23rd June 2008very nice piece and good playng!!
thanks Dejan- Dejan Farkas23rd June 2008
I'm glad you like it guys. Thanks!
Sergio Dorado22nd June 2008Good job, great piece for students. Mazurka is a musical form that I like a lot. Excelent!
chmilew22nd June 2008Great Piece
Excellent job Dejan !
Hisham Al-Sanea22nd June 2008wonderful Dejan. nice feelings
Toni Suominen22nd June 2008Great playing Dejan!
Danilo Capezzuto22nd June 2008Wow, what a nice melodies, and well played!!
Gerardo Siere22nd June 2008Nice song. Great lesson.
Pablo Vazquez22nd June 2008Beautiful!! Lovely lesson!
Gabriel Leopardi22nd June 2008Beautiful music. Thanks Dejan.
kaznie_NL22nd June 2008Cool! Thnx!!
Nemanja Filipovic22nd June 2008Love it Dejan,great lesson.
Carlos Carrillo22nd June 2008Fantastic piece, Dejan!!
excellent job!!
Muris Varajic22nd June 2008Love this piece,thanks Dejo!!
Trond Vold22nd June 2008Excellent!
berko22nd June 2008It IS awesome how you bring us all these cool pieces. Greensleeves, Sarabante and now a mazurka...
Maybe some acoustic blues later?
Thanks so much, these lessons always make me pick up my dust-holder good ol' acoustic...
Bogdan Radovic22nd June 2008Excellent piece David ! Very interesting to play and relaxing..
Ivan Milenkovic22nd June 2008Beautiful piece, very nice sounding and nice execution too. Goo job man
Nighthawk122nd June 2008What a nice french feeling!!!unbelievable
Joe Kataldo22nd June 2008Beautiful Music, and Fantastic Playing, Thanks
Kristofer Dahl22nd June 2008Ahh - thanks so much for instroduing all these fantastic composers. This was a very strong piece and awesome playing as usual Dejan!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi there and welcome to the lesson. :) This time it is Mazurka by Napoleon Coste (1805 – 1883), a French guitarist and composer. Few words about mazurka. It is a Polish dance in triple meter with accents on 2nd or 3rd beat. It became very popular in 19th century over Europe at Ballroom dances.
It may sound a bit difficult for beginners but, believe me, it is not. If you like it, give it a try, step by step as shown in slow videos. The most difficult task here is to have different accents for melody and the rhythm in the same time, but that can be achieved over time.
Key signature: E Minor
Time signature: 3/4
Tempo: 110 bpm
Feedback is welcome, as well as any questions :)
Enjoy!
Dejan
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