Raindrops Lesson

by Dejan Farkas

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- Kristofer Dahl31st December 2007
  Beautiful Dejan!
- Vinod Saranga31st December 2007
  Nice Melody Dejan.
- Tuubsu31st December 2007
  wow... music rarely gets as beautiful as this...
- Toni Suominen31st December 2007
  very beautiful Dejan!
- Lazarus Angelo31st December 2007
  Absolutely beautiful
- Spiderusalem31st December 2007
  had I been a lady, or had I swung "that way", I think I would swoon over you for this piece. This is awesome, man!
- Bogdan Radovic31st December 2007
  Beautiful tune David !! Good job!
- Vinod Saranga31st December 2007
  David?
- Dejan Farkas31st December 2007
  Very kind of you guys
  
  Thank you
- Marcus Lavendell31st December 2007
  Very nice, Dejan!
- TheClansmanDK31st December 2007
  Beautiful Dejan!
- SLASH9131st December 2007
  Very beautiful!
- David Wallimann31st December 2007
  Very touching piece Dejan. Thanks!
- Muris Varajic31st December 2007
  Lovely piece Dejo,beautiful!!
- botoxfox31st December 2007
  Cool stuff man
- Andrew Cockburn31st December 2007
  Wonderful piece Dejan
- The Uncreator31st December 2007
  Excellent Performance, Beautiful Piece.
- Dejan Farkas31st December 2007
  You're great
  
  Thank you all
- Ben N31st December 2007
  love this clasic melodys great job
- Gabriel Leopardi31st December 2007
  Congrats Dejan! This piece is beatiful!
- Nick32531st December 2007
  beautiful
- Tomy Jeon1st January 2008
  Beuatiful little tune!
- Gerardo Siere1st January 2008
  Beautiful piece, keep bringin more....
- Pablo Vazquez1st January 2008
  This is wonderfull. Thanks for this lesson!! I like it so much!!
- Dejan Farkas1st January 2008
  Thank you all!
  
  I'm glad you like it
- Juan M. Valero1st January 2008
  Great work Dejan, congratulations
- stratman331st January 2008
  this is a beatiful piece Dejan, and even though i normally dont do the classical lessons here, im gonna learn this one, great work!
- Hisham Al-Sanea1st January 2008
  great and great lesson dejan .Happy new year
- Jelle4th January 2008
  this may sound stupid but hey i'm a beginner.
  
  why are some of the note above the tab like the 3 in the first part while it sounds and looks like he picks the third fret on the high e- string?has this a special meaning?
- Dejan Farkas4th January 2008
  Thank you guys
  
  Jelle, if you speak about this mark |--3--| above the tab, it means that these notes below that mark are triplets. Is that what you meant?
- Jelle6th January 2008
  yeah thanks for the explanation
- Dejan Farkas6th January 2008
  You're welcome Jelle
  
  I would like if you or anyone else record your playing of the piece and upload it to my board
- Reaver15th January 2008
  I just found this video, quite amazing! I can't make any promises about learning it today or maybe even this week but I'll start soon Thank you for something so beautiful!
- Dejan Farkas16th January 2008
  You're welcome
  
  And thank you for the kind words, if you need any help i learning just let me know
- ChrisVdS19th January 2008
  I like it it's very beautifull
- Dejan Farkas20th January 2008
  Thank you
- kyldeee22nd January 2008
  WOW beautiful I just found my dad's old acoustic guitar, and I'm definitely going to learn this one.... Great job mate
- Dejan Farkas23rd January 2008
  Thank you kyldeee
- Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008
  You have a great taste.
- Dejan Farkas29th February 2008
  Thanks, very kind of you
- Carlos Carrillo21st March 2008
  it`s really sweet!!!!
  
  fantastic lesson Dejan
- Dejan Farkas22nd March 2008
  Appreciate it Carlos
- Markus Roettger24th March 2008
  raindrops create a beautyful calm mood - pleas write more like this.
- Dejan Farkas24th March 2008
  Thank you Markus, it depends on my inspiration and I'm in a constant search for it
- sigma717th April 2008
  how did you link your inspiration "the rain" and transcribe it into the chords you used
- Dejan Farkas18th April 2008
  well, I wouldn't say that I transcribed the rain into chords.. I heard sound of raindrops on my balcony (falling from roof), which sounded something like G, E, F#, G.. took my guitar and let the inspiration to lead me through the song, I did not choose chord progression, it came naturally
- sigma718th April 2008
  thats amazing, i love the song, probably my favorite here
- Young Shredder19th April 2008
  Oh my god, this is lovely! Absolutely going to learn this and play it for my "Special Someone"! Could you please list the chords you used?
- Young Shredder19th April 2008
  Sorry, left a thing: Do you have full lyrics? The beginning seems very nice!
- Dejan Farkas20th April 2008
  sigma7 - thank you very much
  
  Young Shredder - thank you for the kind words, I hope "Someone Special" will like it
  And there are no lyrics for the song, it is just a motive that may be developed sometimes
- Young Shredder21st April 2008
  I Would like to know the chords to memorize it better. IF you have them up somewhere, I would love to hear them.
- Dejan Farkas22nd April 2008
  Well, if I write you the real chords it would be even harder to memorize it
  
  But if I simplify it could be like this:
  
  Em, G, C, Bm, Am, D, G, E7
  Am, Em, C, D, G, E7
  Am, Em, C, D, G
  
  But it is better if you can listen the tune enough times to be able to hear it in your head
- sigma726th April 2008
  is there anyway to download the backing tracks to my ipod so i can practice when i am not around a computer or something?
- Dejan Farkas27th April 2008
  I will upload the backing on my instructor's board later on this evening, just let me know what tempo you need
- Dejan Farkas28th April 2008
  The backings are HERE
- rylflusshh19th May 2008
  WOW Dejan, Thanks! This piece reminds me of the Philippines were it's nice and peaceful and away from the hassle and bustle of the Rat Race in the (States) Thank you! write another one!
- Dejan Farkas20th May 2008
  Thank you for the kind words
- juiceyJUICE17th August 2008
  I dont get how to play the first measure.
  Where the numbers are off the scale.
  I bet its really simple but Im off.
  help?
- Dejan Farkas18th August 2008
  Try this.. count one, two, one, two, and then start to play on "two"..
  
  It was written in 2/4 signature so it has two beats per measure, it starts with the pre-beat, or the second beat of the first measure.. Does it helps?
- juiceyJUICE31st August 2008
  Haaaaaa!!
  I get it.
  Sorry havent been on here in a while.
  BUT i listened carefully and looked.
  and i got it.
  
  I was confused as to the order i was supposed to play the first measure.
  But now that im looking i see that its open-open-second-third.
  Yah.
  Im ready to learn some more now.
  lol
- Dejan Farkas1st September 2008
  Great
  
  Sometimes pre-beats can be confusing in the beginning, but once you get it will not make any difficulties any more
- hotstepper8th October 2008
  Hey Dejan, I'm brand new gmc and this is exactly what I needed! Simple with a nice melody. Thanx man.
- Dejan Farkas8th October 2008
  You're welcome, and I'm glad you like it
- gaby_arg8th January 2009
  sorry for my english.(argentina )...this was GREAT!..super melodic and relative easy to play...y really expect another lesson like that...keep up the really good work in here...because with all this great material you and the other gmc teachers apport...we continue to grow up and learning music theory and practicing....really thank you Dejan!
- Dejan Farkas9th January 2009
  Thanks a lot
  
  You're english is just fine, I am glad you like it
- Jenbu_Nor17th February 2009
  a master piece Great work
- Dejan Farkas17th February 2009
  Thanks
- MigeZ10th March 2009
  Brilliant ant touching piece I was watching football at the same time Liverpool scored 3-0 and I started crying (tears of joy). Better tune up my acoustic and give it a go Sad i cant record anything (yet) ;/
- Dejan Farkas10th March 2009
  That's very kind of you, thanks. I am glad it touched you
- Craft22nd June 2009
  Beautiful melody
- Dejan Farkas23rd June 2009
  Thanks Craft

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