Kuba Szafran2nd October 2008Beautiful waltz, great lesson
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Vinod Saranga2nd October 2008I am dancing
Nice lesson Dejan
Emir Hot2nd October 2008Very nice. I played this one long ago in classical school
Alex872nd October 2008Very nice played Dejan
Beautiful indeed 
kaznie_NL2nd October 2008Thnx Dejan, you've had a nice Birthday?
Bogdan Radovic2nd October 2008Lovely piece Dejan!
Muris Varajic2nd October 2008It's been a while,cool lesson!
Jose Mena2nd October 2008Yes Carulli, I remember a friend of mine practicing to some of this long time ago. Great lesson
Capt.Z2nd October 2008Nice song! I mean- waltz!
Dejan Farkas2nd October 2008Thank you guys, very kind of you
@kaznie - yes, it was a great day
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd October 2008wonderful..great one Dejan.
Sergio Dorado2nd October 2008Great! This is a "classic" from student repertoire.
- Dejan Farkas2nd October 2008
Thank you guys
I am going again through stuff from school 
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd October 2008Great lesson Dejan
Ivan Milenkovic2nd October 2008Very good my friend, and also a very clear sound.
Eat-Sleep-andJam3rd October 2008Hi Dejan
Seems like its been forever ! Wonderful lesson though 
Carlos Carrillo3rd October 2008beautiful classical piece friend..really beautiful!!
- Dejan Farkas3rd October 2008
It's been a while
Thank you all, appreciated 
Nemanja Filipovic3rd October 2008Great lesson Dejan.
- Dejan Farkas3rd October 2008
Thanks Nemanja
Nazgul3rd October 2008This is so cool. Gonna have a look at it. Thanks Dejan!
- Dejan Farkas3rd October 2008
You're welcome, thanks for the comment
Danilo Capezzuto4th October 2008Great lesson Dejan! Nice to see so much lessons about italian authors. Keep on man, we need more!
Ian Bushell4th October 2008Wow super clean:)
- Dejan Farkas4th October 2008
Italians contributed a lot for classical guitar music
Thanks guys 
Alejandro Pinero6th October 2008nice waltz !!
- Dejan Farkas6th October 2008
Thanks
goldnspots8th January 2009No kidding! APOYANDO with a base note is frickin hard!
- Dejan Farkas8th January 2009
If you tell to yourself that it is hard, it will be hard
I would like to help you with that if you wish, can you explain me why it is hard?
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Hi there GMC and welcome to the lesson :)
This time it is a waltz theme by Ferdinando Carulli (1770-1841), an Italian classical guitarist and composer, and author of the first complete classical guitar method, which is still being used today. He also helped a lot in construction of a classical guitar we know today, previously guitars were smaller in size and less resonant.
A waltz is a dance for couples in triple meter, invented in the middle of 18th century in Germany and Austria. At first it was a country dance, but later on it was adopted by upper classes and became a standard dance in ballrooms.
This is a fairly easy piece, and the main focus is introduction to chords playing in classical music.
In this piece there are two main right hand techniques used: TIRANDO and APOYANDO
TIRANDO (free stroke) finger strikes a string in a round angle without muting or stopping the sound. Mainly used in chords and arpeggios.
APOYANDO (rest stroke) finger strikes a string in a downward angle, causing finger to rest on neighboring string. Causes a rounder and louder tone than tirando, and it's mainly used for emphasizing a melodic line.
The next lesson will be the variation of the waltz theme.
Key signature: C Major
Time signature: 3/4
Tempo: 120 bpm
Have fun! :)
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