Kuba Szafran27th August 2008Thanks Danilo, I've been exercising your hands synchronization serie for a month or so and I noticed improvement!
Emir Hot27th August 2008Cool, I still do some of these as a warm-up before I start playing something serious.
Ivan Milenkovic27th August 2008Very nice warm ups, essential to master them all
Marcus Siepen27th August 2008very useful as always
Nazgul27th August 2008Excellent like the other seven. But I wonder if it is okay if one practices one of these lessons per day, so every 8 days.
Danilo Capezzuto27th August 2008Thank you Ivan, Emir and Marcus, your nice post are so...nice! I really appreciate it!
Glad to hear you KubaSzafran, keep on practice, and if you need help please send me a mail.
To Nazgul: I think it's better to practice a lesson for a week, then the next lesson in the next week. When you complete the whole series you can practice a lesson per day. Thank you so much and if you need help please send me a mail!
Bye
Bogdan Radovic27th August 2008Very good workout lessons Danilo!!
Henry Dietzel27th August 2008This entire series is so useful for all, well done Danillo.
- Danilo Capezzuto27th August 2008
Thank you Bogdan and Henry, you are welcome!
Gerardo Siere27th August 2008Great series Danilo, this are so useful exercises.
- Danilo Capezzuto27th August 2008
Thank you Gerardo, your lessons are awesome!
Carlos Carrillo27th August 2008¡¡More!! ¡¡More!! ¡¡More!! Jajajaj ... these examples are very important to developing techniques!! Great job Dany!!!!
Hisham Al-Sanea27th August 2008good work as usual Danilo.
Juan M. Valero28th August 2008yeah, great library of great exercises
- Danilo Capezzuto28th August 2008
Not so many comments but sure they are GREAT! Thank you so much guys, always glad to see you here!
Joe Kataldo29th August 2008Simple and useful exercises!
Vinod Saranga31st August 2008Great series Danilo
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Hi, Danilo here. Welcome to the eighth lesson about "Hands Synchronization". As I think, probably many of you already know that in this lesson we’ll add another note to our previous lesson…three notes are better than two!
Let’s play three note on a string and then jump to another without touching the string between, you know, she will be sad but, we love to skip!
Keep on practice, 15 minutes each day are enough to improve our skills, and don’t forget the previous lessons, practice them too! We are close to the end of the series, so hold on a little bit, these lesson maybe are not musical and maybe are way too repetitive (sure) but sure they will improve your techniques, sure as the sun will raise again!
See you next time, looking forward to the ninth lesson about "Hands Synchronization".
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