Wow! i googled Django sound, this was my first click and it was exactly what i was after - really well presented - and posted only an hour ago. Thanks for the lesson
It's a cool lick but fingering it the way you did makes using a strict Gypsy Jazz picking pattern difficult because of a triple descending down-stroke across three strings (E, B and G). If you play it more horizontally the picking pattern is far easier and can be played faster. I'm no GJ expert but I believe GJ players play in a more horizontal fashion to be able to optimize right hand picking.
Hey thanks for reaching out! We're going a little stir crazy but all in all we are very well and can't complain. Glad you enjoyed this lesson, I'll try to up my output this coming week, I know we all need a distraction. Take care. -Rob
Very cool subject! I don't really think about Gypsy jazz much, except when I'm (rarely) coming across Django or Jorgenson. This is a great piece for me to start with... easy, yet tasty, too. I really should have at least a song or two of this style up my sleeve for show and versatility. Thank you for posting, Rob!
Great job my friend very nice the progression of chords it is also a pattern of exercise. I liked very much Congratulations and go on uploading more videos like this greetings from Puyo Ecuador.
Nicely presented lesson... except if I may make one correction.. At 6:36.. should read.. "these guitars have the 'dot' in the correct place, all other guitars are wrong!" ;)
I don’t “Save” many videos, but it did this one. Though I dare say the most important takeaway was that the fret marker is on the 10th fret of a gypsy guitar. LOL! Thanks.
I'm also a guitar teacher, among other instruments. I must say, that was a great tutorial or mini lesson whatever you want to call it. It would be great to explain the reason that you can just move a diminished chord around in minor thirds. Of course, the answer for any other music theory nerds would be that a diminished chord is built on all minor thirds. Hell maybe just do a tutorial on diminish triads, then add the 7th for half or fully diminished. I think you would do a great tutorial on that. Much love 🙏
Hey !! Can you please please do a lesson for the guitar solo in “crying, waiting, hoping” by Marshall Crenshaw? There’s barely any lessons on TH-cam and it’s a solo I really want to learn !
You realize he only had two fingers, so Django only used two fingers. Dicky Betts did Jessica with two fingers in tribute to him , but you did say Gypsy Guitarist. Beautiful playing, great lessons. I love you are doing a lesson beyond modern rock. Great explanations on chord type; 👍🏻. You will be my hero if you did a few lessons on Brazilian Jazz, Bossa Nova
Hey Gary, it's amazing that Django managed to be one of the most influential guitarist of all time in spite of his injury. Sometimes I practice with two fingers just to get an idea of how he might have phrased certain licks or navigated the fretboard, that can yield some interested tidbits. This lick isn't playable with two fingers, and so these types of patterns are a bit more modern, but the idea of using this harmonic minor scale based arpeggio over the five chord is something very much out of his playbook. I also pull a lot of useful soloing tips from Angelo Debarre, if you haven't check out his playing, I definitely recommend it!
swiftlessons He lost his fingers in a fire. You had said Gypsy Jazz style and Django, so I couldn’t resist joshing you. It really is amazing what he did with two fingers. Jerry Garcia did amazing things missing part of a finger on his right hand as well. I love that you are going beyond just rock and pentatonic scales. Your a real musicians!
Thanks Nicole, always great to hear from you. As always, thanks for the positive feedback, it's an absolute pleasure to research these techniques and share. Be well. -Rob
Wow! i googled Django sound, this was my first click and it was exactly what i was after - really well presented - and posted only an hour ago. Thanks for the lesson
SwiftLesson’s Introduction to Jazz Guitar: th-cam.com/video/jSeu_IT56ZE/w-d-xo.html
Great lesson. I like to add an E major open chord to resolve. Sounds killer. I love your videos I improved a lot thanks to you. New sub here.
A good tutorial that i ever known...
Thank you brother...!🙏
(I'm sorry if my English not so good...)
Greetings frm Indonesia🙋♂️🇮🇩
It's a cool lick but fingering it the way you did makes using a strict Gypsy Jazz picking pattern difficult because of a triple descending down-stroke across three strings (E, B and G). If you play it more horizontally the picking pattern is far easier and can be played faster. I'm no GJ expert but I believe GJ players play in a more horizontal fashion to be able to optimize right hand picking.
You’re right. There’s no down stroke technique
My first time on this channel, the videos I’ve seen so far are superbly pitch and very well presented. Thank you
Really good stuff Rob, thanks for posting, have a great weekend and stay safe. I hope this message finds you and yours well! 🤠
Hey thanks for reaching out! We're going a little stir crazy but all in all we are very well and can't complain. Glad you enjoyed this lesson, I'll try to up my output this coming week, I know we all need a distraction. Take care. -Rob
I love the music of Django Reinhardt!!! Especially Minor Swing) Thank you for remembering Django!!! 🎸
Django is just a less talented rip off of Oscar Aleman. Come at me!
Ik ur channel u post awsm melodies
@@yvonnecarre1338 haha, nothing to come at you for. You just like saying dumb shit i guess.
Great lessons. Will you be producing gypsy jazz standards, say, All of Me, Djangology, I'll see You in My Dreams, etc.?
I am thankful that I found your channel man
Tasty!
Thanks man, that means so much coming from you!
thank you very much for teaching us this fantastic kind of music.
Simply great
You are the best there is on youtube, I hope you will be succesfull in this a loooong time forward.
Beautiful licks thanks so so much,I'm really excited to apply it in A minor harmonic
Merci beaucoup Rob! I'm exploring and extended my compositions with your lessons Gracias!
Beautiful Licksguitar work thanks I like it very much😃 I'm happy to learn about....!
Hey i love your videos!
Can you tell me the guitar Brand? And where can i Buy it please!
Or any site where i can buy Gypsy Guitars! Thank you!
Wonderfull
Thanks for the chords
ITS gonna be funny 😊
Nice lick but , damned this blue pick sounds crippy 🤣
I wish I was alive in the days of old when guitarist shared their secrets for free, all of us real Gypsys are broke! lol! AMEN
The beginning sounds like House of The Rising Sun.
Good one brother!!
Yhnk you brother you are the best. What a generous man I really appreciate.
Very cool subject! I don't really think about Gypsy jazz much, except when I'm (rarely) coming across Django or Jorgenson. This is a great piece for me to start with... easy, yet tasty, too. I really should have at least a song or two of this style up my sleeve for show and versatility. Thank you for posting, Rob!
Great sounds and well explained 👌
One of my favorite acoustic channels. Good work man!
Great lesson! Thanks!
Great job my friend very nice the progression of chords it is also a pattern of exercise. I liked very much
Congratulations and go on uploading more videos like this greetings from Puyo Ecuador.
What make is that guitar? I've never seen it before.
Very cool dude. Enjoyed this. Well explained, with clear diction and filled with passion for students to learn.
Thanks you verry much!!!
Nicely presented lesson... except if I may make one correction..
At 6:36.. should read.. "these guitars have the 'dot' in the correct place, all other guitars are wrong!"
;)
I don’t “Save” many videos, but it did this one. Though I dare say the most important takeaway was that the fret marker is on the 10th fret of a gypsy guitar. LOL! Thanks.
Great demonstration !!! Wow !
6:51 *diminished arpeggio
I hear Willie Nelson.
I'm also a guitar teacher, among other instruments. I must say, that was a great tutorial or mini lesson whatever you want to call it. It would be great to explain the reason that you can just move a diminished chord around in minor thirds. Of course, the answer for any other music theory nerds would be that a diminished chord is built on all minor thirds. Hell maybe just do a tutorial on diminish triads, then add the 7th for half or fully diminished. I think you would do a great tutorial on that. Much love 🙏
It's Amazing ❤
Roy orbison used that E G# B D in pretty woman intro.
Do you have chord progression lessons like these in this video?
THANK YOU
Hey !! Can you please please do a lesson for the guitar solo in “crying, waiting, hoping” by Marshall Crenshaw? There’s barely any lessons on TH-cam and it’s a solo I really want to learn !
Really very good technique we have learnt from this in a simple way.
Nice, Thanks
You are superb.Teach and guide me many more.I am interested.
freakn awesome!
Thanks a lot bra wow you found your own secret of teaching
Excellent teacher in the world hat's off master 🙏
This is a good
Wonderful musik! I already lerned.
thanks man
Thanks u sir
Always a pleasure, have fun! -Rob
Love your tutorials. Many thanks
Thanks
Awesome
Very powerful sound love it, I want more
Shape of my heart.guitar lesson please😀
great job thank you
Thanks u share
By far the best teacher on the tube.. many thanks!!
Thank u so much its beautiful
3:37
Hi do you think it is ridiculous if I play other styles like pop rock country on Guitar Manouche ? I just love the look and sound of it .
No not at all, I love the sound of mine and often find myself playing blues on it.
Brilliant lesson. Thanx
You are amazing teacher
a really good lesson, gonna make use of that for sure, thanks
Too quick to lern
Or was it... Too Swift to learn?
What a lovely guitar
Уникален
Amazing👍
Fabulous.
I love it!
Awesome!
You realize he only had two fingers, so Django only used two fingers. Dicky Betts did Jessica with two fingers in tribute to him , but you did say Gypsy Guitarist. Beautiful playing, great lessons. I love you are doing a lesson beyond modern rock. Great explanations on chord type; 👍🏻.
You will be my hero if you did a few lessons on Brazilian Jazz, Bossa Nova
Hey Gary, it's amazing that Django managed to be one of the most influential guitarist of all time in spite of his injury. Sometimes I practice with two fingers just to get an idea of how he might have phrased certain licks or navigated the fretboard, that can yield some interested tidbits. This lick isn't playable with two fingers, and so these types of patterns are a bit more modern, but the idea of using this harmonic minor scale based arpeggio over the five chord is something very much out of his playbook. I also pull a lot of useful soloing tips from Angelo Debarre, if you haven't check out his playing, I definitely recommend it!
swiftlessons He lost his fingers in a fire. You had said Gypsy Jazz style and Django, so I couldn’t resist joshing you. It really is amazing what he did with two fingers. Jerry Garcia did amazing things missing part of a finger on his right hand as well. I love that you are going beyond just rock and pentatonic scales. Your a real musicians!
Django on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/Q3dPSYgypH4/w-d-xo.html
Nice
Thanks for stopping in, enjoy your practice! -Rob
Very nice 👍👍👍
Hey thanks for the speedy comment, glad youre enjoying this lesson!
@@swiftlessons Thanks.. I'm enjoying your all lessons 👍👍👍👍
Gorgeous style...Thanks for bringing new licks. 🎵🎵🎵
Thanks Nicole, always great to hear from you. As always, thanks for the positive feedback, it's an absolute pleasure to research these techniques and share. Be well. -Rob
It's a Maccaferri Copy.