I have watched several videos, and the explanations are clear ... Thank you, all these songs remind me of great memories ... I will be able to bring out my guitar !
it would be great if you sang it too, like the "Body and Soul" video, it was really helpful and also completes the song.. your voice is fine. thank you for the free inspiration!
You are legit awesome thanks a lot for sharing this!!! Excellent work especially on the Dflat major part those chord are so tricky. Could you consider on transcribe the man I love from django it has really cool chords also. It is piano (I think grappeli plays it) but with your skills will not be a problem playing on guitar!!
Fascinating. Enjoyed very much this breakdown of chords in this song. That C#7 does sound strange? I'm going to listen to the Django recording again. That descending chromatic bass on a minor chord is so popular. Many thanks.
Hey man, love your videos you've taught me a lot, wondering if you could do a video lesson on inquietude by angelo debarre, this is a personal favorite of mine and it would be greatly appreciated
Bbm is the same chord, putting C# in the Bass ( which is third) makes a nice movement on guitar, for the descending bass. instagram.com/p/CbKrYD8AwJK/? This is what we do with Joscho, in the trio we play 3 different A's in the melody. I'm curious: did you hear the Bbm or did someone tell you? 😉
You might be right about the C#dim. Didn't check back. It's the same chord like A7, same as in the original version, then. If you are listening carefully to lots of Django recordings, you can hear, that sometimes the bassist, Grappelli and also the guitars play slightly different changes. They recorded so much and probably didn't rehearse too much. Also transcribing was difficult, because you had to wait for a lot of songs to run on the radio. Best examples that I know are the rhythm changes of the Rome recordings.
One of my all-time favorite Django tunes. Well done and thank you for sharing!
I have watched several videos, and the explanations are clear ... Thank you, all these songs remind me of great memories ... I will be able to bring out my guitar !
I have no question, only congratulations for your videos!
Thank you! I was wondering because of the three question marks.
All the best,
Sven
Nice!! Thanks
Kool Sven, it's nice to get to compare the different arraingments.
Thanks
Awesome! Another truly helpful video, Sven. Thank you!
Im subscribing and thanking you a loooot !! I really like your pedagogy ! Thanks again my friend
It was quite interesting. I havent listened this song before. Thanks!
it would be great if you sang it too, like the "Body and Soul" video, it was really helpful and also completes the song.. your voice is fine. thank you for the free inspiration!
Very helpful... great way to show those nice chords harmony
Thanks for sharing! ❤️
I was waiting for this one :)
Another great lesson!!
Tolle Sache! Hab das im Programm mit Sängerin und kann mir hier sicher noch was abgucken. Danke für die Mühe! :)
Great!
Many thanks 🙏🙏
Very nice brother.thank you.👍
Awesome thanks
So helpful, thank you!!
In a sentimental stairway!
Amazing lesson and guitar tone. What model is this guitar?
You are legit awesome thanks a lot for sharing this!!! Excellent work especially on the Dflat major part those chord are so tricky. Could you consider on transcribe the man I love from django it has really cool chords also. It is piano (I think grappeli plays it) but with your skills will not be a problem playing on guitar!!
Fascinating. Enjoyed very much this breakdown of chords in this song. That C#7 does sound strange? I'm going to listen to the Django recording again. That descending chromatic bass on a minor chord is so popular. Many thanks.
Jazz master
Nice vídeo thanks!!! New sub
Hey man, love your videos you've taught me a lot, wondering if you could do a video lesson on inquietude by angelo debarre, this is a personal favorite of mine and it would be greatly appreciated
Hey, I don't know that one, yet. But if you would like to learn this tune, I can teach you via Skype!
@@SvenJungbeck I'll take you up on that soon, some of the chord voicings werent clear and i have a few parts wrong for sure
Sorry but I hear a Bbm after Dm on Django version
Sorry after Dm I hear a Bbm on the Django version. Also, after the sequence C7 B7 C7 a C#dim.
Bbm is the same chord, putting C# in the Bass ( which is third) makes a nice movement on guitar, for the descending bass. instagram.com/p/CbKrYD8AwJK/?
This is what we do with Joscho, in the trio we play 3 different A's in the melody.
I'm curious: did you hear the Bbm or did someone tell you? 😉
You might be right about the C#dim. Didn't check back. It's the same chord like A7, same as in the original version, then.
If you are listening carefully to lots of Django recordings, you can hear, that sometimes the bassist, Grappelli and also the guitars play slightly different changes. They recorded so much and probably didn't rehearse too much. Also transcribing was difficult, because you had to wait for a lot of songs to run on the radio. Best examples that I know are the rhythm changes of the Rome recordings.
Dm Bbm/Db F/C G9/B
Chord King
and after the sequence C7 B7 sequence you have a Dbdim chord
I just can't figure out what chords you play in the B part. Could someone help me out?
what the model of your guitar ?
Will be more better, if you show chords in tab sheet in video, for beginners it will be good 🌚
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What's your question?