merci mon brave, le rhytme est perfect, pas trop lentementet certainement pas trop vite et tes arpéges sont très jolie . . . j'ai déjà acheté mes tickets pour 2016, alors à bientôt . . .
My man the Dmin7b5 chord is from the minor family and it can always be found on the 7 note name of any major scale:) like for instance here the Dmin7b5 can be thought of as the 7th chord in the Eb major scale, but the function is working as a ii - V - I cadence in which is the cornerstone of Jazz harmony. The notes of the chord are D- F -Ab- C just play this notes and hear the sound it makes. Not only play them like a chord , but also try to play them like an arpeggio:) hope that helps, hit me up if you need some help amigo:) if you wanna dig depper on any subject. Try searching data on the diatonic scale, also the circle of fifths and what is the ii-V-I progression( read as in TWO-FIVE- ONE) ..... :):):):):):):)
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Bravo 🤗👍👏
Nice. Perfect tempo. I sang my heart out.
Good nice !
So fun. Merci beaucoup.
Avec plaisir 😊
So much fun...
excelente.Gracias !
Yes! Gaël Rouilhac does the best Gypsy-Swing play-alongs on youtube! My opinion! :-)
really nice sound. Cewl notation!
Wow ! Good !
Love this play along great to noodle over thnx man
These are excellent. Thank you Gael
Speed x1.5 . Yeah!!!!!!!!
merci mon brave, le rhytme est perfect, pas trop lentementet certainement pas trop vite et tes arpéges sont très jolie . . . j'ai déjà acheté mes tickets pour 2016, alors à bientôt . . .
hey - nice sound! thanks
super voicings
To take some class with you
what is Dø? i love your tracks dude
Dm7b5
My man the Dmin7b5 chord is from the minor family and it can always be found on the 7 note name of any major scale:) like for instance here the Dmin7b5 can be thought of as the 7th chord in the Eb major scale, but the function is working as a ii - V - I cadence in which is the cornerstone of Jazz harmony. The notes of the chord are D- F -Ab- C just play this notes and hear the sound it makes. Not only play them like a chord , but also try to play them like an arpeggio:) hope that helps, hit me up if you need some help amigo:) if you wanna dig depper on any subject. Try searching data on the diatonic scale, also the circle of fifths and what is the ii-V-I progression( read as in TWO-FIVE- ONE) ..... :):):):):):):)