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Feedback
Carlos Carrillo13th May 2008great lesson Kosei!!!excellent!
Ivan Milenkovic9th February 2008Great lesson and execution Kosei!
Kosei Kubota7th February 2008Hi, everybody!
Thank you for nice comments!
I love renaissance pieces.
I am trying to find a suitable piece for GMC by John Dowland, an English lute player from this period, who was made famous by recent CD by Sting.
Nemanja Filipovic6th February 2008wow...great..I love classicall guitar
Pablo Vazquez6th February 2008Incredible Lesson!! Nice work Kosei!!!!!
at lights end6th February 2008ooh i really like this one! it's got a lot of character.
krudtaa6th February 2008Very coolsounding. thanks
Gabriel Leopardi6th February 2008Great piece. Thanks Kosei!
Toni Suominen6th February 2008Very nice!
Atlantik6th February 2008Great:)
Eat-Sleep-andJam6th February 2008Loved It
Muris Varajic6th February 2008Great job Kosei,as always!!
botoxfox5th February 2008Love it
Dejan Farkas5th February 2008Bravo Kosei
Juan M. Valero5th February 2008cool lesson, congratulations
Hisham Al-Sanea5th February 2008nice playing kosei and perfect work
Bogdan Radovic5th February 2008Great piece and performance once again Kosei ! Thanks
The Uncreator5th February 2008Awesome performance, this is a great lesson.
Your technique is flawless
David Wallimann5th February 2008Killer piece of music there. Great job!!!
shellshock19115th February 2008Very lively indeed!
Kristofer Dahl5th February 2008A very nice piece Kosei!
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Hi, GMC! Here is an Italian Renaissance piece from 16th Century, composed by Vincenzo Galilei. Signore Galilei was a lute player, composer, music theorist, and the father of the famous Galileo Galilei. Back then, music and science were considered very close together.
The piece shown here, Saltarello is a lively hopping dance from Italy.
This would provide an excellent workout for the right hand thumb control and the left hand legato.
The 6th string is tuned down to D, and the thumb plays open strings trough out.
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