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Alexiaden937th June 2009BEAUTIFUL, Vinod ! Your playing is so calm and soulful !
Vinod Saranga30th November 2008Thanks guys
Carlos Carrillo1st April 2008great lesson Vinod!!!!
al christie14th February 2008thats great, I have a student wanting to learn this.
Constie26th November 2007This is so awesome!
After more than 3 years e-guitar, I also started playing acoustic-guitar.
This was the perfect beginning for that. Thanks a lot!- Vinod Saranga10th October 2007
Thanks guys
Sonic Intuition4th October 2007I got all misty eyed listening to this ..and now I'm playing it ..thanks so much for the lesson!
- Dr. G4th October 2007
wow I feel so good after I discover this video, I learned romance from Kosei so this piece is like a free song to the list! they are so similar that I feel like I am cheating. lol
Great sound, great piece to begin with, and it can easily get the attention of anyone who is listening.
Keep up the good work! - Vinod Saranga29th September 2007
Yes Al,It is the reverb effect that I have added after the recording.
- al christie29th September 2007
How did you record the echo affect, post production?
- Vinod Saranga27th September 2007
Thanks Kosei.
Yes I also think Effect worked.It's really not the Echo but Reverb.
Kosei Kubota27th September 2007Good choice of music!
The echo effect sounds great, too.- Vinod Saranga26th September 2007
Thank you Ben.
I am waiting for your first lesson
Ben N25th September 2007nice lesson
... love that peice
Juan M. Valero25th September 2007Excelent !!! very cool lesson B:
- Vinod Saranga25th September 2007
Thanks Guys
shredmandan25th September 2007This is a very nice peice.I used to practice this alot
Robin24th September 2007Very nice!
Guernseyman24th September 2007I really like all this acoustic music. Keep it coming !!
Muris Varajic24th September 2007Well done Vinod!!
I used to play this piece in music high school,
reminds me of good old days,thanks!!
Iluha24th September 2007Learning this right away! it's like a simpler version of Romanza in a way, yet sounds really peacefull.
- dk224th September 2007
omg so soulfull:) great lesson vinod
yaaay first one to make a comment on this vid
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Hi Guys,
This time simple tune but with a pleasing sound.This is the classical piece Etude in E minor By Fransisco Tarrega.You will realise that speed is not a great factor in good music.Spanish romance and this piece is very similar.They are the Great pieces that will never die in the world of classical music.
Enjoy it!
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