Luca Turilli (Rhapsody) Lesson

wow sounds great!!

Good job really helpfull neo-classical stylish lesson in my opinion

Very pro lesson with all the different angels and the picture is very bright and nice. Is it sunny in Crotia? :-D

And teriffic playing too of course ;-)

Pavel, man this is absolutely brilliant!!!

hey sounds nice...hmm i wonder if i can do it..

ha ha so you listened to my recomendation ?


Great Job! I thought this would be perfect seeing that its your favorite band , No ?

- John

Great lesson Pavel.I've been waiting to check out another lesson of your's.You play so smooth and the string skipping you do is insane.Keep it up man

Wat kind of effects do use, not only on this song, but in general, awsome playing by the way. Thanks!

Holy crap dude this is awesome, ive been waiting for this for a long time, you got his sound really good in this lesson.

Probably the best lesson on here right now!

Great composition Pavel! I really like it!

Sweet! Is this the kind of material you are working on for your own compositions?

awesome!i really hope i can play it...

continuation:Now looking tis over again, there is no way i can play it...

Awsome! more like this:)

Wow! exellent, your playing is perfect!
Great lesson,but i think i m just gonna watch it for the moment lol:)

Awesome! I must admit I have never really listened to Luca or Rhapsody... So now I need to look him up now. Great lesson.

Great job pavel!

awsome!!!!!

its sounds
very neoclassical for me

wowwwww pavel this blew me away brilliant

hey, Pavel is back! I was prepared to first see you in july again! (I hope everything went well in the university.)
Great Lesson as usual!

Oh my

Rhapsody has some of the best music ever!

And this lesson is simply fantastic

brilliant..... will i ever get my right and let hand to work as fast together????

steve

awesome lesson Pavel!!

and nice shirt:)

wow..i just cant stop practicing this.

your f*in nuts.

Simply amazing!
Love the composition!

wow i wish i could play like that.
i really like the lesson alot.

Yeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaah man this is the ticket. I have learned almost every lesson you have on here and run trough them many times every day, and this will be sweet to add. Thanks for your efforts

I dunno if it helps but for me it's easiest to concentrate on my down strokes. I.E the first tone of 'em all, downstroke, when you come to 7th fret D string, Downstroke, etc. In that way I can much easier synchronize my hands. Maybe as a start you could pick those a bit harder so you can orientate where you are/should be with your picking.

Pavel, this is brilliant. Thanks for this lesson man! I absolutely love it!

Hey Pavel, did you start by taking acoustic - classic guitar lessons?

Hey Pavel, did you start by taking acoustic - classic guitar lessons?

this is awesome pavel, i can play it but now i'm working on the speed, love your ibanez!!!

If you want to hear Luca at his very best you should consider listening to the solo in Rain of a Thousand Flames. Its really something.

Brilliant lesson

Looks difficult, but you explain very well. Keep it up **thumbs up**

Wow this will be an excellent practice lesson for me, Left/right hand synch, (using my pinky finger) and and alternate picking!

Ill need to practice this every day :]

You rock man

Nice lesson
And thanks for the backingtracks with low speed, so also people who are not that fast (like me) can practice this :>

soo sweet!! awesome.. i learned this peice but im stuck at around 110-130 bpm... cause ive only known it for like 2 hours lol...

really really cool lesson..I reaaaaallly like it.thanks.

finally made it!....well the 2nd part is still a little sloppy sometimes practice practice. Nice lesson

I love how clean and tight this is.

Excellent lesson !!! great work, Pavel

awesome lesson, Pavel! I love Rhapsody and this composition is some great practice for synchronizing my hands! thanks!

Breathtaking playing Pavel, great stuff!

Great lesson
i try it

This is really great man!

good job and nice lesson Pavel!!!

Man, this is tough. Ive probably spent like 7 hours on this and ive gotten up to the 140 backing track but I just cant get up to 150. The hardest part is the 9 8 9 11 9 8 9 part on the A string. Im having trouble getting my pinky to function that fast on the thicker string, haha.

Definately going to learn this one- that's definately a sound i want to learn to put into my style as well.

fantastic lesson, i do have a question though, how do you suggest muting when moving down the fretboard (from high-e to b to g for instance)?

Awesome stuff, Pavel !