Kristofer Dahl20th January 2008Beautiful composition Dejan - I really like how connect the timing description with the waves!
mattacuk20th January 2008Beautiful !!
Moon Boots20th January 2008Wow, so expressive!
botoxfox20th January 2008Sounds great!
preownedguitar20th January 2008I really liked this one. I'm definitely going to have to try and learn this one.
Toni Suominen20th January 2008Beautiful lesson!
Bogdan Radovic20th January 2008Beautiful tune Dejan ! Great !
Tuubsu20th January 2008I really like the way your lessons try to describe a certain theme like, sea waves or raindrops, I like it cos thats the way I like to make music. Great job!
Muris Varajic20th January 2008Nice piece Dejan,love it!!
The Uncreator20th January 2008Beautiful, Thats all there is to it.
Dejan Farkas20th January 2008Thank you all
Nature inspires me a lot- Maximus20th January 2008
Great Dejan.
- TheClansmanDK20th January 2008
Beautiful
- Dejan Farkas20th January 2008
Thank you
Hisham Al-Sanea20th January 2008nice composing dejan
- Dejan Farkas20th January 2008
Thanks Hisham
visi0n21st January 2008so relaxing .. nice ..
Gerardo Siere21st January 2008Nice composition, I like it very much
Gabriel Leopardi21st January 2008Very nice composition Dejan!
- Dejan Farkas21st January 2008
I'm glad you like it, thanks guys
Pablo Vazquez21st January 2008Beautifull lesson Dejan! Great job.
Ivan Milenkovic21st January 2008Great lesson man, beautiful melody!
- Dejan Farkas21st January 2008
Thank you guys, very kind of you
Juan M. Valero25th January 2008it's really beautiful, Dejan, congratulations
- Dejan Farkas25th January 2008
Thank you Juan
al christie16th February 2008Great lesson in coordination.
- Dejan Farkas18th February 2008
Thanks Al, appreciate it
Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008Really delicate.
- Dejan Farkas29th February 2008
Thanks
Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008nice lesson Dejan!!!!
- Dejan Farkas5th April 2008
Thank you Carlos
- Young Shredder19th April 2008
Do you have an eletric guitar? Because an Earthquake or Tornado would be nice.
- Dejan Farkas20th April 2008
Yes I do have electric guitar (and some lessons with it
) and the idea is not bad at all
Actually I have something similar:
https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guit...inger-work-out/
This workout was originally called "Emotional Tempest" 
sigma726th April 2008first rain now waves...how do you do it? haha
so nice- Dejan Farkas27th April 2008
Next one one will go a bit higher
Thanks
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Meshuggah Style Lesson
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Hi everyone and welcome to Seawaves lesson! :)
It was last summer, went to sea coast for a weekend, and got inspired by a sound of waves to write this piece. It is an easy one, written in C Major and has no specific tempo. I tried to 'paint a picture' of waves in this way.
There are two major influences on my style which are contrary to each other, firstly the period of Romanticism with the emotional expression (Beethoven, Chopin, Paganini, etc) and secondly the period of Impressionism with the atmosphere (Debussy, Ravel). In this piece I combined these two opposites and here's the result. :)
When playing this piece, try imagining waves and just follow them. For example, speed up a bit when they are approaching a shore, accent when they crush, slow down when retreating. Just try to breath with the waves. Also, I would like to hear your versions uploaded on my board.
I recorded Backing Tracks in three speeds: 50, 70 and 90 bpm, suggest you to practice first with the strict rhythm and when you master it you can play it as you like. :)
So have fun :)
Dejan
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