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Dejan Farkas15th April 2008Thank you all
Vinod Saranga15th April 2008NIcely done Dejan
inertia15th April 2008Beautiful Dejan, thanks!
Pablo Vazquez15th April 2008Beautifull lesson!! Great!
Capt.Z14th April 2008very classic! i like this one a lot!
- Dejan Farkas14th April 2008
Very kind of you guys, thanks
Hisham Al-Sanea14th April 2008wonderful Dejan .nice piece
Nick Kellie14th April 2008wow!
Ivan Milenkovic14th April 2008Very nice and classical sounding. Good job Dejan
Marcus Siepen14th April 2008Wonderful lesson Dejan
Carlos Carrillo14th April 2008well done!very nice!!
Juan M. Valero14th April 2008cool lesson mate
Danilo Capezzuto14th April 2008Really nice Dejan, well done!
Muris Varajic14th April 2008Nice composition and lesson Dejan,well done!
Nemanja Filipovic14th April 2008great lesson Dejan.......
- Alex8714th April 2008
Very good Dejan
Good lesson 
Gabriel Leopardi14th April 2008This is very nice Dejan!
- Dejan Farkas14th April 2008
Thank you guys
Trond Vold14th April 2008Lovely
Bogdan Radovic14th April 2008I love these lessons ! Great one Dejan!
Joe Kataldo14th April 2008Beautiful, and flawless played
Kristofer Dahl14th April 2008Beautiful Dejan!
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Hi GMC and welcome to the lesson. This time it's Andantino by Matteo Carcassi (1792-1853) Italian guitarist and composer. Andantino is a tempo slightly faster than Andante, but slower than Moderato. The limit between Andante and Moderato is approximately 108 bpm, and this piece is played at 100 bpm.
This piece can improve your fingerpicking (three fingers used here: thumb, index and middle), as well as left hand finger positioning. There are lot of open strings used here and it takes skill not to mute them whit left hand fingers.
Key signature: C Major
Time signature 2/4
Tempo: 100 bpm
So have fun with this :)
Feedback, comments and questions are welcome.
Cheers
Dejan
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