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DenisN16th October 2009Great!..I actually thought that was your piece!
...when it ends I wait for the solo to come..but it's not there 
...Great job!
Aleksander Sukovic21st September 2008Excellent lesson Emir! I like the arrangement!
Ivan Milenkovic19th September 2008Great arrangement Emir, well done man.
Hisham Al-Sanea19th September 2008great lesson Emir.
kyldeee19th September 2008Sweet
sigma719th September 2008i was wondering how to play this part haha thanks Mr. Emir Hot
berko19th September 2008
polyphonic.. 
Ian Bushell19th September 2008Your lessons rock Emir:D!!
Muris Varajic19th September 2008Well done bro,keep 'em coming!
Nazgul19th September 2008This rocks! It sounds so great, and I love Bach!
- Alex8719th September 2008
Great lesson Emir
You rock 
kaznie_NL19th September 2008Thnx Emir, now both parts are online!
Kuba Szafran19th September 2008Hello Emir, great stuff, looking forward to next classical stuff.
Pedja Simovic19th September 2008Bach owns! Interesting background in the first video
Emir Hot19th September 2008Thank you guys
This sounds so cool- there sounds like there's is so much going on - yet it fits together real nicely indeed. Ill attack this one if i get bored and need something "fun" to play, because this is great
Thanks!
For me guitar part 1 is more fun to play
DeepRoots19th September 2008This sounds so cool- there sounds like there's is so much going on - yet it fits together real nicely indeed. Ill attack this one if i get bored and need something "fun" to play, because this is great
Thanks!
Bogdan Radovic19th September 2008Very cool stuff Emir !
Nemanja Filipovic19th September 2008Baroque at his best,Great lesson man.
Capt.Z19th September 2008Sweet! Am i first to comment?
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Hi GMC! Here is the second guitar part of this classical piece. Everything about this lesson is explained in the part 1 so please look there for scales and the rest. Guitar Pro file is included and there are both guitar parts transcribed. If you have any question or suggestion feel free to leave your comment.
Enjoy playing!From this course:
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 `-`
