Great lesson, excellent teaching and explanation of the chord sequences as to how and why they work........also like how you begin with the demonstration before the lesson.......thank you Sven
Sven another great lesson. At some time can you do a lesson on the various strumming patterns you use for emphasis, or breaks from La Pompe. Thanks John
Outstanding performance Excellent lesson, well explained Einfach Spitzenklasse Weiter so ! Ich bin eher die ältere Gipsy Generation, Hänsche Weiß , Bobby Falta etc. Lg aus Thailand Lutz ( Krefelder musizierend im Exil 🤣😂🤣😂 ) I am very glad and happy to watch you guys playing gypsy jazz ! Keep swinging
I love your videos Sven. I know it's only you and a camera but they're still beautifully made. Your playing and the way you get the information across is so awesome that it's a pleasure learning from them. Thank you for sharing them.
Awesome! I'm a fingerstyle player but I've always wanted to get into gypsy jazz. I just bought the same guitar you're playing here. Can't wait to get it and try these chords out on it!
Its a good mix, I'm a fingerstyle player myself. Even recorded an album last year, called "daydream". it's availabe on Spotify for free, and i guess youtube, too.
I'm not worthy, but I'm so full of awe that I need to explain some things that Sven doesn't cover - some brilliant gems that makes this so inspiring: For example, the Am6 is often fretted as the Am6 with the thumb in the bass (like a minor 6/9), but with the bass-note muted. This makes it easy to reach Edim by just moving the lower 3 fingers 1 fret up. Edim is the same as C#dim and this progression sounds absolutely cool. When you go from Am6 to Bb6/9 to E7, one time Sven goes down to G7, up to Bb7 and to the E7 - try it out, it makes it sound very jazzy. There's the D#9 leading to Dm7 (actually a D9, but I'm not sure if that was intended) - jazz all over the place! At one time the Am6 is substituted with C6/9 in 8th fret, and then proceed to B6/9 down to Bb6/9 - so damn nice! My grandpa played too, drums and piano. He once told me "Oh, go copy as much as you can, but only copy from the best!" - that's what I'm going to do :-) Thanks, Sven!
wonderful lesson, thanks so much Sven! I always learn so much from your posts, especially how to use the different inversions. I need a bunch of work on this and you always motivate me.
Hey Sven! Im really enjoying your videos since I just started getting into the jazz thing :P Could you maybe do a video on how to improvise over (gypsy) jazz songs? Like which scales when to you use and stuff like that? Thank you so much for making these lessons and also for the fantastic songs! :)
You’re the best rhythm teacher I’ve seen and I sub to like a billion gj channels, thanks! If you’re interested, I’d love to see “The Man I Love” chords.
This is actually super easy if it wasn’t for the constant chord changes, keeping up with the rhythm and memorizing all of them crazy chords , fingering them cleanly and playing them in the correct order.
Great lesson, excellent teaching and explanation of the chord sequences as to how and why they work........also like how you begin with the demonstration before the lesson.......thank you Sven
Sven another great lesson. At some time can you do a lesson on the various strumming patterns you use for emphasis, or breaks from La Pompe. Thanks John
So many golden nuggets!! Thank you so much, Sven!
This is terrific. Thank you so much for your incredible lessons.
Outstanding performance
Excellent lesson, well explained
Einfach Spitzenklasse
Weiter so !
Ich bin eher die ältere Gipsy Generation, Hänsche Weiß , Bobby Falta etc.
Lg aus Thailand Lutz ( Krefelder musizierend im Exil 🤣😂🤣😂 )
I am very glad and happy to watch you guys playing gypsy jazz !
Keep swinging
Thanks Sven. This is the best explanation of how passing chords & inversions can be used I've come across. Very helpful :)
Sven, you are the best, thanks for all you do! I’ve learned a lot from you.
Congratulations for your inspired work sven :) !!! Thanks for all your help and enlightenment
Absolutely incredible lessons. I love HOW you show each note of the chord. Simple and straightforward, and incredible easy to follow along to
Marvelous, thanks so much Sven! keep up the nice playing and teaching. All the best!
Just killer! Great post!
I love your videos Sven. I know it's only you and a camera but they're still beautifully made. Your playing and the way you get the information across is so awesome that it's a pleasure learning from them. Thank you for sharing them.
Awesome! I'm a fingerstyle player but I've always wanted to get into gypsy jazz. I just bought the same guitar you're playing here. Can't wait to get it and try these chords out on it!
Its a good mix, I'm a fingerstyle player myself. Even recorded an album last year, called "daydream".
it's availabe on Spotify for free, and i guess youtube, too.
I'm not worthy, but I'm so full of awe that I need to explain some things that Sven doesn't cover - some brilliant gems that makes this so inspiring:
For example, the Am6 is often fretted as the Am6 with the thumb in the bass (like a minor 6/9), but with the bass-note muted. This makes it easy to reach Edim by just moving the lower 3 fingers 1 fret up. Edim is the same as C#dim and this progression sounds absolutely cool.
When you go from Am6 to Bb6/9 to E7, one time Sven goes down to G7, up to Bb7 and to the E7 - try it out, it makes it sound very jazzy.
There's the D#9 leading to Dm7 (actually a D9, but I'm not sure if that was intended) - jazz all over the place!
At one time the Am6 is substituted with C6/9 in 8th fret, and then proceed to B6/9 down to Bb6/9 - so damn nice!
My grandpa played too, drums and piano. He once told me "Oh, go copy as much as you can, but only copy from the best!" - that's what I'm going to do :-)
Thanks, Sven!
Hey Rolf,
you really digged in! thanks for adding!
warm regards
Sven
Thanks Sven - you’re a Genius so polished and humble - very rare combo
Great chops and feel
that's really amazing.. many thanks for sharing your huge knowledge.
So great. Thanks much.
Thanks a lot dude for your video that's exactly what I was looking for !
nice i like that type of music never new it was minor swing
Finde ich sehr cool was du machst Sven!
Fantastic, Thank you so much for this Sven.
wonderful lesson, thanks so much Sven! I always learn so much from your posts, especially how to use the different inversions. I need a bunch of work on this and you always motivate me.
Great to hear!! Thank you and have nice evening. or whatever time it is, where you are at the moment ;)
Great lesson,thank you so much...
Парень далеко пойдёт! :)
Талантище!
Like a boss
Nice pompe!
Hey Sven! Im really enjoying your videos since I just started getting into the jazz thing :P Could you maybe do a video on how to improvise over (gypsy) jazz songs? Like which scales when to you use and stuff like that?
Thank you so much for making these lessons and also for the fantastic songs! :)
High quality stuffs played by a professional!!!
Thank you mr Jungbeck!
How bout doing the same with “Les yeux noirs”?
Looking forward for some more! 😜
Excelent thanks !!!!
You’re the best rhythm teacher I’ve seen and I sub to like a billion gj channels, thanks!
If you’re interested, I’d love to see “The Man I Love” chords.
Love it!!
Great lesson, thank you!
Nice - so cool!
Sven you are damn good at what you do and if I learn 1/100th your technique ...
Awesome. Can't wait to learn. Can you do a video on Body and Soul chords/melody?
yes, why not. I'll keep it in mind for the next time!
Muito legal esse estilo.
bravissimo grazie spieghi benissimo ...mi è stato molto utile
This is actually super easy if it wasn’t for the constant chord changes, keeping up with the rhythm and memorizing all of them crazy chords , fingering them cleanly and playing them in the correct order.
This is awesome ! thank you man !
really great!
Hi from Czech republic! Nice stuff, man. Can you make chords variations for Blue bossa? And which strings do you use? thanks.
D'addario Gypsy Strings 011
Damn nice playing mister! 👌
Fantastic Sven! What guitar is that you're playing ?
Good work Sven
Number one
Thanks
Hey masterclass !
At 7:10 you meant Am6 not Em6, right?
Yes!
😊👍
BRAVISSIMO!!!