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Kosei Kubota30th August 2008Great playing as always!
Vinod Saranga30th August 2008One of the great classical lesson in GMC
Thanks gerado
Joe Kataldo29th August 2008Great technique mate, really nice lesson!
Marcus Siepen29th August 2008awesome Gerardo
Siggum29th August 2008What a great lesson, thoose composers back in the days are really unmatched musically, thanks for the lesson
Kuba Szafran29th August 2008Ah forgot about it, Gerardo. I really love his compositions. Keep uploading great lessons!
Danilo Capezzuto29th August 2008You ARE an awesome musician! You really can play Bach, cause you play so good!
Hisham Al-Sanea28th August 2008great work as usual Gera.
Harris Sopovic28th August 2008Very nice lesson. Keep the Bach lessons comming, i love it.
Toni Suominen28th August 2008Great job dude!
Gerardo Siere28th August 2008Thanks everyone, I´m glad you liked it.
Hello Gerardo. Really nice playing, learning it right now. Have you considered doing some Jose Cardoso stuff?
Unfortunately, we can not give any lesson over Cardozo material due copyrught isues, not even a written article. Any way if you play any piece of him and have any question about it fell free to post it in the "ask an instructor forum".
Trond Vold28th August 2008Beautiful and as flawless as usual
Great lesson- Kuba Szafran28th August 2008
Hello Gerardo. Really nice playing, learning it right now. Have you considered doing some Jose Cardoso stuff?
Marcus Lavendell28th August 2008Beautiful! I must learn this one!
Nazgul28th August 2008*Great feelings by just watching it*
Awesome piece.
Bogdan Radovic28th August 2008I'm loving your classical lessons Gerardo!! Need to dust off my classical
Emir Hot28th August 2008Great as well as part one. Well done
Ivan Milenkovic28th August 2008SOunds great Gerardo, good job man
kyldeee28th August 2008Beautiful piece Gerardo
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Hello everyone, today we conclude with this beautiful piece. This second half of the piece is slightly harder than the first half as the lines are a little trickier. I suggest that you take a look at the standard notation score, and check the stem directions, they are a good clue about lines and note grouping. Again I wrote down some little hornamentation and put some notes in the score to help you with the most difficult passages.
Hope you like it, and hope to be here again with more Bach.
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