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Alejandro Pinero29th September 2008Very nice melody !!
thanks for this lesson!
Marcus Siepen24th September 2008Sounds very cool and interesting, well done
Kristofer Dahl24th September 2008Thanks Ramiro - I have never heard this style before!
Hisham Al-Sanea23rd September 2008wonderful
Gerardo Siere23rd September 2008Nice lesson!
Ramiro Delforte23rd September 2008Thanx guys!
haha, Gabriel is wright, it's difficult to memorize all the Choro because it's perpetual motion. But once you've nailed it's very cool
sigma723rd September 2008the theory is confusing haha but the melody is cool! gonna learn this one
Carlos Carrillo23rd September 2008well done Ramiro!Brilliant lesson to study different techniques and combinations!!
Pedja Simovic23rd September 2008Cool lesson !
Nice arpeggios as well as scale sequences.
Gabriel Leopardi23rd September 2008yeah.. "Brain Trainer" is a good name for this lesson. It's very difficult to memorize all this similar melodies.
This is also a great exercise to practice different left hand fingerings and also alternate picking.
Alex8723rd September 2008Very interesting lesson
gotta check out some of the chops in here 
Nazgul23rd September 2008Some sort of "Brain Trainer."
Well done!
Kuba Szafran23rd September 2008Interesting licks mate
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Toni Suominen23rd September 2008Interesting lesson, thanks!
Capt.Z23rd September 2008
That is cool! looks like tricky fingering
(or at least for me)
Bogdan Radovic23rd September 2008Very interesting ideas !!
Emir Hot23rd September 2008cool lesson
Muris Varajic23rd September 2008Interesting chops and timings!
Ivan Milenkovic23rd September 2008Some interesting fingerings in there man, great job.
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For this lesson I composed a little kind of Choro or Chorinho, a Brazilian kind of music. You can hear Hermeto Pascoal's "Bebe", or "Meu caro amigo" from Chico Buarque and listen to a real Choro.
This music it's kind of a lament, and it has the particularity of being in perpetual motion. I created this motion and the sensation of the Choro but I didn't respected the form of this kind of music, and obviously not the harmony as well.
I took this kind of feeling to bring to you the concept of playing the Ionian and Lydian mode over a major 7th chord. In this case, like I'm used to do the harmony is in C to make it easier for you to see what is happening. I hope you enjoy this rhythm.
If you want you can play it faster to have fun and create the feeling of a real Choro.
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