Kristofer Dahl9th April 2008Very nice Pablo - thanks!
maw7939th April 2008nice
krudtaa9th April 2008Thank you. Cool lesson.
Danilo Capezzuto9th April 2008Nice lesson about classic music, bravo Pablo!
Muris Varajic9th April 2008Was waiting for this part Pablo,well done!
Juan M. Valero9th April 2008Excelent Mate !!!!
Jon Lambo9th April 2008Very impressive stuff Pablo!
Tuubsu9th April 2008cool, this is the part I never got into learning from this piece, but now that it's here, it's on the list.
Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2008Buen trabajo compañero!
- Alex879th April 2008
Very nice Pablo! How funny i am practicing this on the piano
- Martin la guitarra9th April 2008
love this, cant wait to learn this - and put on the delay, thanks!
kaznie_NL9th April 2008Cool man! I realy like these classic pieces, made a bit more rocky!
Pitch_Black9th April 2008Sweet lesson Pablo!
Dejan Farkas9th April 2008Good work Pablo
Nemanja Filipovic9th April 2008great lesson..
Joe Kataldo9th April 2008Great Lesson
Unleash-The-Shred9th April 2008Gob job man, thanks.
Carlos Carrillo9th April 2008NICE LESSON PABLO!!!!
GOOD JOB!!!
Nick3259th April 2008nice pablo
Hisham Al-Sanea9th April 2008perfect work Pablo...great piece
at lights end9th April 2008nice
Capt.Z9th April 2008AWESOME!!!! it sounds so cool
with an electric guitar. i love it!
Bogdan Radovic9th April 2008Awesome lesson Pablo!!
Ivan Milenkovic9th April 2008I always wanted to learn this one. Thanks a lot
Trond Vold9th April 2008Nice
Sounds excellent
Gerardo Siere10th April 2008Nice
Alejandro Pinero10th April 2008Espectacular amigo !!
Great work pablo!
Pablo Vazquez10th April 2008Thanks for your comments guys!!
- Carlos Carrillo10th April 2008
realmente bueno!!!gracias pablo!!!really great pablo!!!!
- Maximus11th April 2008
Nice job Pablo!
Marcus Siepen11th April 2008Very nice, great job Pablo
- Pablo Vazquez13th April 2008
Glad you like it! Thanks!!
Nick Kellie14th April 2008these are great technique primers! great stuff
- Pablo Vazquez15th April 2008
Thanks for your comment Nick!!!
seagull18th April 2008Nice lesson mr Vasquez!
The backingtrack with both part 1 and 2 doesn't seem to work though?
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Hi Friends! Here we got the second part of the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s master piece "Alla Turca".
This one is a bit more difficult than the first part. It’s composed in semiquavers and we can compare it with a solo!
Here, like in the first part, we can see two sections, one in the key of F#m and the other in the key of A.
Well, all the lesson was played with alternate picking so, take carefully with it.
Enjoy it!
Tempo: 130 bpm
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