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Michael AC24th September 2012I think this is better than Yngwie since your neck is not scalloped...master shred.
maty27th October 2010I am able to make it a speed, because I practice a lot with videos of Michael Angelo Batio. but I have trouble with my timing.
Work absolutely aswesome
Gabriel Leopardi1st March 2010Wou Marius! This is even trickier than the original version! Great cover!
Marcus Siepen28th February 2010absolutely aswesome job
Marius Pop27th February 2010Thanks guys! I am glad to see that people are enjoying and practicing this lesson
Krisztian Lovrek26th February 2010Everybody should learn some song from Yngwie. Good job Marius!
Gerardo Siere25th February 2010Amazing playing my friend, congratulations!
Chowy Fernandez25th February 2010great picking man!! i notice your smiling while you play it!! thats whats all about, having fun!!! chears man!!
Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2010Sounds awesome and impressive, gotta love that sound
- Marius Pop23rd February 2010
thanks again guys!
JuanMV23rd February 2010Unbelievable lesson Marius! You really rock man!
zen23rd February 2010Whoaaa .... my jaw dropped somewhere and Im still unable to find it !!
- Marius Pop23rd February 2010
Thanks!
@Mistheria: I would love to! 
Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2010Killer cover, man!
Maestro Mistheria23rd February 2010Great performance! ...I've a "keytar" version of this song, sometime I like to play it live... maybe one day we can "duet" on it! ;-)
- Marius Pop22nd February 2010
Thanks guys!
@ Berglmir: lol Do you think that's a good ideea?
@ Daniel: You got the idea right. Learning from other players - good, just trying to copy other players - bad (IMO). Thanks for the comment! 
Lian Gerbino22nd February 2010awesome man! well done and nice playing!
djohnneay22nd February 2010MASSIVE!!!
Daniel Realpe22nd February 2010Agh I love the way you play it man,
you have that fusion touch in your playing, melted with neoclassical Yngwie sounds great to me,
this is a must for any serious lead player imo
Stephane Lucarelli22nd February 2010Impressive performance man!!
Berglmir21st February 2010Pure Madness!
My son is 3,5 years old - I will urge him to practice NOW!!
Great stuff!!- Marius Pop21st February 2010
Thanks guys!
@ Emir: I don't think that not being able to show the tabs is such a bad thing after all. I don't remember when was the last time I learned a song by the tabs... I think that tabs are very often interfering in the process of learning properly and especially understanding things logical from a musical POW. Thanks for the comment
@ Anyone who thinks this is too hard: if you like this kind of music and you wanna play it you have to practice and this song can be a perfect start. Put the metronome @ 60 if you have too and build up from there. You will not regret this! Practice makes perfect 
Laszlo Boross21st February 2010Awesome playing Marius! This is a very nice piece for me. Thanks!
Jonathan Burgos21st February 2010Marius! This is something impressive! You're an excellent guitarist. Awesome .
Crazy_Diamond21st February 2010Awesome lesson Marius but definetaly not for me I would have to practice for ever to handle this one ...
Adrian Figallo21st February 2010amazing performace marius, and i mean, AMAZING.
playaxeman21st February 2010Amazing.
You did a great job Marius. You have a great talent for speed and accuracy
This will take me X-yeaaars to learn it at this speed.
Maybe a slowdown program can help me to learn it at 90 bpm
NoSkill21st February 2010Well, you played the heck outta that man! Great stuff. I love to see the innate talents of someone that can play that fast but with precision and timing taken into account. Cool to see and hear man!
Emir Hot21st February 2010I started doing this one but I gave up because we are not able to show tabs
Great execution man. Sounds great.
Fran21st February 2010That was just insane Marius, hats off. Unbelievable cover and playing
- Marius Pop21st February 2010 Thanks Bondy
@ kaznie_NL: c'mon, try it! Is rly not THAT hard. I guaranty you that in 3 days you can master most of it ( money back guarantee
) 
kaznie_NL21st February 2010xD this even raises my thoughts of Yngwie's abilities
Very nice man, but for me to insane to play 
Bondy21st February 2010OMG! awesomes Go Marius :0
- Marius Pop21st February 2010
@ Staffy: 2 ft = 220, 1 ft = 110 That is correct so far. The problem is that there is no backing track @ 110 so you should grow another 2 inches of beard to get to the "backing 130" level
)
Or, maybe, forget about maths and concentrate to our collaboration
And, by the way, I need more people in my blues jazz collaboration
https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=33667
Thanks again Staffy 
Staffy21st February 2010I have a beard of 1 feet long, so that must be that I'm supposed to play this is in 110, right? *lol* Btw. I discovered some hidden overtones in the tempo of 600 in the middel, if that was what You meant Kris??
Nah, jokes aside, that was really awesome Marius. Technically there is nothing to improve and it sounds faboulous. I'm not into Yngwies music, but otherwise I would have done a 10-year schedule for this one or so!- Marius Pop21st February 2010
@ Kris: is the RIGHT amount of notes. If there are more notes than in Yngwies version then this lesson is about what Yngwie should have played
@ Alexiaden93: so 220 bpm = 2 feet beard. 300 bpm = ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC_D0NeQ1hc
I am not that good & math 
Alexiaden9321st February 2010Insane speed, Marius ! I don't think I will master this lesson before I've grown a beard two feet long. :S
Hats off
Kristofer Dahl21st February 2010This was mindblowing + I think I am hearing more notes in there than in Yngwies version?!
Awesome Marius!
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Hello everyone, and wellcome to my lesson.
In this lesson I will try to teach you one of Yngwie Malmsteen's most famous song: Trilogy Suite Op. 5 from his 1986 album "Trilogy". Like most of Malmsteen's songs from that era this song is a fast and excelent exemple of neoclassic metall.
This is a perfect song to practice because of it's logical structure and melodic content.
The structure of the song is (according to my notation):Intro (guitar only, the chords are played by the backing band on Yngwie's signal):
Intro 1
Intro 2
Intro 32 bars of drums
Part 1:
Lick 1, Lick 2 x 4
Lick 4
Lick 5
Lick 6
Lick 7
Lick 8
Lick 5
Lick 6
Lick 9
Lick 10
Lick 11Part 2:
Lick 2
Lick 1
Lick 2
Lick 4
Lick 5
Lick 6
Lick 7
Lick 8
Lick 5
Lick 6
Lick 9
Lick 10
Lick 11Enjoy practicing.
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
