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JesseS29th February 2008great musical performance, very admiring and passionate piece. wonderful lesson ben i really enjoy this syle.
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008Ben!!!Great lesson...Very creative...
Crazyfret18th December 2007Great lesson Ben thats on my list now to practice over Christmas
Ben N14th December 2007thanks again
Zephyr14th December 2007Amazing! It sounds very mysterious and majestic.
RyanS.14th December 2007Very nice. I need to practice playing stuff like this..... im not that good at it.
- Ben N14th December 2007
thanks Juan!! I'm glad that you like it
love your lessons too - Ben N14th December 2007
shellshock1911 : I'm happy that you open your mind
to new stuff!! hope you enjoy it 
Dejan Farkas13th December 2007Great Ben!!
I like the melody
shellshock191113th December 2007Love it! I'm getting a classical nylon-string guitar for Christmas hopefully, can't wait to get started on GMC's awesome new collection of classical guitar and flamenco lessons!
Juan M. Valero13th December 2007That's really good !!!! excelent work my friend
ezravdb13th December 2007Love your acoustic stuff man
- Ben N13th December 2007
thanks for the kind words!!
Pablo Vazquez13th December 2007Ben!!! Very interesting lesson... and sounds incredible!!!!
coffeeman13th December 2007Very nice Ben, I think this lessons are really important.
- Maximus13th December 2007
Very nice Ben
Robin13th December 2007Omg I cant wait to learn this, sounds wonderful!!
Toni Suominen13th December 2007Nice lesson Ben!
Great chord progression!
Bogdan Radovic13th December 2007Beautiful tune Ben !! I'm enjoying it!
Muris Varajic13th December 2007Sounds lovely Ben,reminds me of good old Baroque,
well done!- Ben N13th December 2007
thanks
The Uncreator13th December 2007Love the progression Ben!!
Kristofer Dahl13th December 2007Beautiful Ben!
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- My notes
Hello everyone! This lessons I chose to do a little chord progression on the D Dorian scale. As you can see it's the same as the A Natural minor scale, but the root note is on D so the name is different (if I'm worng on this one Andrew feel free to correct me :) ).
The chords are Dm F Dm C G Dm. I'm adding some notes to those chords so it will sound more interesting. You can see that they dont look the same as the basic shapes that we used to see, but they are remaining on the same base...
Hope that this lesson will give you some cool ideas if you have a cool chord lick and you want to upgrade it! So enjoy :)
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