Correction: 19:05 - The last chord grid on that line should be named D69/A not Db6 - the fingering is correct however. 10:57 & 21:17 - Eb9 fingering is the same as all other dominant 9th chords. The blue dots are in the correct place but the numbers should be (from lowest string to the highest) 2,1,3,4.
I first heard this song as a teenager - I was leaving a local swimming pool - as I was driving away it came on the radio - I was so overwhelmed I had to pull over to the side of the road it was and still is complete Magic! This is the best presentation of the song that I have seen - many thanks!
I visit lots of guitar instruction sites. This lesson is superb. No BS, no filler or theory talk. Only what is needed: chords, chord progression and basic rhythm. Period. Very well done. Thanks Ariel.
And one more thing, dear friends! Little addition! Your video has just a beautiful picture. Excellent lighting and composition! And also a magnificent color scheme and a soft blur of the background, like shading or watercolor. Perhaps good glass. Very artistic. Well done! The operator is a superman!
Ariel your teaching method is very thorough and simple to follow. I can tell you, not everyone in the network have an easy way to understand as you do. Thanks for your patience and simplicity to explain chords and melody. Cheers!
Finally ive found a video that used João Gilberto's version 🙏 im playing the bass and could not find the chords for this particular version (that i prefer) anywhere! Thanks a lot
Thank you very much, it took me 3 weeks every day 5 minutes to play it at your own pace in the Gilberto version! It was clear and useful. I can sing it in French, I will learn it in Portuguese do Brasil!
you're awesome. this is what i need. some real guitar lessons in depth and for an intermediate player's ability. i understood everything you said and despite never reading tabs i understood it right off. i love these chords. i really like when you combine the melody and chords on guitar. im going to go through all your vids. subbed
thanks for this lesson. I'm just starting out with trying to learn Jazz chords and this is one of my favorite tunes so starting with this. Excellent breakdown lesson.
Estão aprendendo falar o português, esta canção é muita linda. Finalmente eu entendo que dize na lingua original na mês pasado! Há dez anos que eu comecei tocar a guitarra, imagina como me senti vendo seu vídeo. Você faze a explicação excelentemente para que eu possa tocar na guitarra com facilidade. Thank you very much for your efforts in making this video. I will continue watching the rest of your videos for the near future until I've mastered bossa nova
Olá Etienne, o seu português é mesmo muito bom, deve ser difícil aprender pra quem não nasceu no Brasil. Imagino que seja mais difícil do que tocar violão:-). Grato pela mensagem! Abraço, Ariel
Thank you very much, brother! What you are doing is simply fantastic! At least for me it's fantastic! I'm 50 y. o. and I started learning to play classical guitar! I have always liked this magical melody! Now I can play it and learn these wonderful chords and melody! How good it is! Merry Christmas to you, brother! May you, your family and loved ones always have joy and happiness! God bless you, dear friend! Happy New Year! In my city it’s minus 18 at the moment, but I will be happy to learn to play this beautiful melody The Girl From Ipanema! Thank you so much!❤🎄🎉🎉🎉
@@AltGuitarSchoolGosto muito de jazz , não dá pra vc fazer uns tutoriais de alguns standars ? Tipo "Stella by Starlight " "Misty " " I've got Crush on you" e outros?
Oi Pedro, na verdade como eu tenho muitos alunos estrangeiros eu resolvi fazer em inglês, assim também ajudo a espalhar a obra dos compositores brasileiro no exterior. Gosto muito de Jazz também, logo farei uns tutoriais, obrigado pela sugestão!
Fantastique leçon, magnifiquement expliquée avec tous les diagrammes. Vraiment l’Art de l’enseignement par vidéo. Quelle Chance d’avoir découvert your site. Thank you so much for the Happiness you offer us.
Really nice!! Very easy to follow - for me. And very intuitive. I am not musically trained (ear and eyes only!) I 'figgered' it out a completely non-standard way starting with what I would call a 3-chord combo starting in A (fifth fret - high 4-stringset) with pinky on the 7th fret on the high e-string (not sure if it's called a third (still vexed with the numbers!)), but it's equiv to a barred E. Then to B7, Dm7, Emflat7, and finish with open Am7. Don't know if that's makin' any sense to you!?! But ... Thanks a lot! (Now I gotta tweak it right!!!)
01:10 A Section Bass Line 02:17 A section chords 12:01 A section turnaround 07:34 B Section Bass Line 10:2010:55 B section chords 15:30 ChordMelody version 15:57 The melody 16:40 B section 17:36 Getz/Gilberto version
Hello Sir. I'm 58 now and this lesson gave me the kick to start learning Jazz guitar again, after 40 years. It would be great if you could do the same with "Waves". It's such a beautiful song. Greetings from Germany, Thomas
Incredible video! Thanks for making it! Astounding production quality considering it's not a very view-rich channel, hope you find nothing but success!
This is a great tutorial! I really love Bossa Nova and now I'll finally be able to play it myself. Thank you! :) If I may ask, what Bossa Nova Beat playback are you using?
Hi Julia, thank you for your kind message. We record our own backing tracks so all instruments are actually played except for the drums which are Simon Phillips Jazz Drums samples, slightly more embellished than the standard bossa beat :-)
Ariel, really enjoyed this presentation/lesson.. I've been a big fan of Jobim and Bossa Nova since the late 60s.. I like your twist on the chords presented here.. ! I read your correction notice about the last chord grid and the name change.. My question and reason for this comment is about the D7(b9) and the C7(b9) shown in time stamp 10:55 to 11:12... The grid is showing the same finger number (1) for the notes yet in the video you are using fingers 1 and 2 for both of these chord notes.. Am I missing something? Any way loved watching the video
Hey Buzz, thank you for your kind comment! Yes, the fingering on the grid is suggesting a small bar across strings 4 to 2, which I think is easier for beginners, incidentally I didn't use it on this video, but both fingerings are good. Thank you for flagging this up, I'll add to the erratum post! All the best, Ariel
Great video! However, the rhythmic pattern here is very simple unlike the original version in the recording. Does anybody know a good video that teaches you how to play the more complex bossa nova rhythm on the guitar?
I wrote Gilberto’s version for myself like this pA1 Fm11/Ab----Bbm6----GbM7/Bb----Am6----Fm11/Ab----Gbm11/A pA2 Fm11/Ab----Bbm6----Ab13sus4----Ab13----Fm11/Ab pB1 A6---G7---Dm7---Bb7---Ebm7---B7---Fm7---Bb7---Ebm7-Ab7 A1----iii-vi-IV-bvi(ii)-ii-IV A2----ii-vi-V-V-iii B1----bvi(ii)-bV(i)-bii(V)-vi-ii-bvii(iii)-iii-Vi-ii-V
@@AltGuitarSchool Vlw Ariel , sou estudante de piano jazz e pego suas harmonias e passo pro piano. Foi muito massa lhe encontrar aqui. Você faz um tutorial diferente dos brasileiros daqui. Você mostra e explica tudo, vale a pena. Vai ser bom qdo fizer os standards de jazz. Sucesso hein! God Bless you!
Correction:
19:05 - The last chord grid on that line should be named D69/A not Db6 - the fingering is correct however.
10:57 & 21:17 - Eb9 fingering is the same as all other dominant 9th chords. The blue dots are in the correct place but the numbers should be (from lowest string to the highest) 2,1,3,4.
I first heard this song as a teenager - I was leaving a local swimming pool - as I was driving away it came on the radio - I was so overwhelmed I had to pull over to the side of the road it was and still is complete Magic! This is the best presentation of the song that I have seen - many thanks!
I’ve enjoyed playing guitar for 62 years now. Thank you so much for this video. It’s very, very satisfying! Bravo.
(same, 66 y.o.)
Best tutorial i've seen so far.
This has to be the best tutorial for this song that's on YT. Thank you
I visit lots of guitar instruction sites. This lesson is superb. No BS, no filler or theory talk. Only what is needed: chords, chord progression and basic rhythm. Period. Very well done. Thanks Ariel.
Greetings from our land Brasil, você é o cara!
Valeu amigo!
And one more thing, dear friends! Little addition! Your video has just a beautiful picture. Excellent lighting and composition! And also a magnificent color scheme and a soft blur of the background, like shading or watercolor. Perhaps good glass. Very artistic. Well done! The operator is a superman!
What a great lesson! You are so patient and provide such detail. Love the chord and board diagrams as well. Thank you , Sir!
Your tutorial is so clean and clear Sir. This is what I need. I can follow it bar by bar. Thank you very much indeed.
Ariel your teaching method is very thorough and simple to follow. I can tell you, not everyone in the network have an easy way to understand as you do. Thanks for your patience and simplicity to explain chords and melody. Cheers!
Finally ive found a video that used João Gilberto's version 🙏 im playing the bass and could not find the chords for this particular version (that i prefer) anywhere! Thanks a lot
Nice lesson ! I like your aproche by the bass line ! I saw directly the context. Thank you very much ! Obviosly Thumb UP !
The best tutorial on the web, Thanks a lot
Thank you very much, it took me 3 weeks every day 5 minutes to play it at your own pace in the Gilberto version! It was clear and useful. I can sing it in French, I will learn it in Portuguese do Brasil!
Excellent job! That song never grows old. Thank you.
you're awesome. this is what i need. some real guitar lessons in depth and for an intermediate player's ability. i understood everything you said and despite never reading tabs i understood it right off. i love these chords. i really like when you combine the melody and chords on guitar. im going to go through all your vids. subbed
thanks for this lesson. I'm just starting out with trying to learn Jazz chords and this is one of my favorite tunes so starting with this. Excellent breakdown lesson.
My Appalachian fingers feel like they're learning how to play guitar all over again. Thank you Ariel!!!
Estão aprendendo falar o português, esta canção é muita linda. Finalmente eu entendo que dize na lingua original na mês pasado! Há dez anos que eu comecei tocar a guitarra, imagina como me senti vendo seu vídeo.
Você faze a explicação excelentemente para que eu possa tocar na guitarra com facilidade.
Thank you very much for your efforts in making this video.
I will continue watching the rest of your videos for the near future until I've mastered bossa nova
Olá Etienne, o seu português é mesmo muito bom, deve ser difícil aprender pra quem não nasceu no Brasil. Imagino que seja mais difícil do que tocar violão:-). Grato pela mensagem! Abraço, Ariel
This was a fantastic lesson. Thanks for being so generous with your time.
Thank you very much, brother! What you are doing is simply fantastic! At least for me it's fantastic! I'm 50 y. o. and I started learning to play classical guitar! I have always liked this magical melody! Now I can play it and learn these wonderful chords and melody! How good it is! Merry Christmas to you, brother! May you, your family and loved ones always have joy and happiness! God bless you, dear friend! Happy New Year! In my city it’s minus 18 at the moment, but I will be happy to learn to play this beautiful melody The Girl From Ipanema! Thank you so much!❤🎄🎉🎉🎉
Thank you @vladimirshporhoon! Happy new year to you!🎸🎸
Awesome..man!👏👏👏👏 Thank you so much!
I'm Brazilian.
Obrigado Pedro! Também sou brasileiro:-)
@@AltGuitarSchoolMesmo? Que maravilha! Pq resolveu gravar o vídeo em inglês?
Meus parabéns viu!!!@😃😃😃
Queria ter um inglês fluente assim.
@@AltGuitarSchoolGosto muito de jazz , não dá pra vc fazer uns tutoriais de alguns standars ? Tipo "Stella by Starlight " "Misty " " I've got Crush on you" e outros?
Oi Pedro, na verdade como eu tenho muitos alunos estrangeiros eu resolvi fazer em inglês, assim também ajudo a espalhar a obra dos compositores brasileiro no exterior. Gosto muito de Jazz também, logo farei uns tutoriais, obrigado pela sugestão!
Complimenti per la semplicità e umiltà con cui spieghi la bossa ,from Palermo
hey, thank you, totally cool lesson. Perfect teaching skills.
Superb, guitarist, excellent tutorial easy to follow, many thanks
Fantastique leçon, magnifiquement expliquée avec tous les diagrammes.
Vraiment l’Art de l’enseignement par vidéo.
Quelle Chance d’avoir découvert your site. Thank you so much for the Happiness you offer us.
Best tutorial of this fantastic song by far. I've been playing this in Db from other tutorial and this version far is easier to follow. Thank you
Best tutorial ever - you are my hero!!
Really nice!!
Very easy to follow - for me.
And very intuitive.
I am not musically trained (ear and eyes only!)
I 'figgered' it out a completely non-standard way starting with what I would call a 3-chord combo starting in A (fifth fret - high 4-stringset) with pinky on the 7th fret on the high e-string (not sure if it's called a third (still vexed with the numbers!)), but it's equiv to a barred E. Then to B7, Dm7, Emflat7, and finish with open Am7. Don't know if that's makin' any sense to you!?! But ...
Thanks a lot! (Now I gotta tweak it right!!!)
Loved this!!! Thank you so much for explaining it so clearly. Lots of fun playing so far! Cheers :)
great lesson. Simple to follow and very detailed. Love it, thanks
This is such an amazing video
Maravilhosa explicação sobre essa musica linda!
Это потрясающий разбор и объяснение👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 большое спасибо
01:10 A Section Bass Line
02:17 A section chords
12:01 A section turnaround
07:34 B Section Bass Line
10:20 10:55 B section chords
15:30 ChordMelody version
15:57 The melody
16:40 B section
17:36 Getz/Gilberto version
Спасибо большое
Hello Sir. I'm 58 now and this lesson gave me the kick to start learning Jazz guitar again, after 40 years. It would be great if you could do the same with "Waves". It's such a beautiful song. Greetings from Germany, Thomas
Excellent! Thank you for the guitar lesson. 🙏
Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial🙏🙏🙏 you are the best 👍😀😀 greetings from Oslo 😀😀
what a amazaing and easy lesson to learn playing bosanoba. thank you for your kind lesson.
Love your arrangement!
Amazing lesson thank you so much!
Trank you for this outstanding lesson. Absolutely great, it helped me so much to become better. Love it! ❤😊
Ty so much!!! I have to work now...😅 Yre a very good professor👍👍
Beautiful lesson-I'm going to attempt to learn this song
Awesome lesion, appreciate it ! Thank you
Very good tutorial, thanks a lot , rare pedagogic performance
Brilliant. Nice work.
That's awesome lesson
Excellent ❤ God bless you
Incredible video! Thanks for making it!
Astounding production quality considering it's not a very view-rich channel, hope you find nothing but success!
This is a great tutorial! I really love Bossa Nova and now I'll finally be able to play it myself. Thank you! :)
If I may ask, what Bossa Nova Beat playback are you using?
Hi Julia, thank you for your kind message. We record our own backing tracks so all instruments are actually played except for the drums which are Simon Phillips Jazz Drums samples, slightly more embellished than the standard bossa beat :-)
Ariel, really enjoyed this presentation/lesson.. I've been a big fan of Jobim and Bossa Nova since the late 60s.. I like your twist on the chords presented here.. !
I read your correction notice about the last chord grid and the name change.. My question and reason for this comment is about the D7(b9) and the C7(b9) shown in time stamp 10:55 to 11:12... The grid is showing the same finger number (1) for the notes yet in the video you are using fingers 1 and 2 for both of these chord notes.. Am I missing something?
Any way loved watching the video
Hey Buzz, thank you for your kind comment! Yes, the fingering on the grid is suggesting a small bar across strings 4 to 2, which I think is easier for beginners, incidentally I didn't use it on this video, but both fingerings are good. Thank you for flagging this up, I'll add to the erratum post! All the best, Ariel
that's quite marvelous!
Wonderful lesson. Bravo sir!
thanks for the guidance. enjoying your channel. abracos Gilda
Great teaching. Hank you.
Great video! However, the rhythmic pattern here is very simple unlike the original version in the recording. Does anybody know a good video that teaches you how to play the more complex bossa nova rhythm on the guitar?
Hi Petr, have a look at this one here, towards the end I go over the more complex patterns. Cheers, Ariel
th-cam.com/video/xrk1J9emR_0/w-d-xo.html
Great! Just found you and sticking around!
Thank you...I'm gonna give it a try :-)
I agree with Thomas , brilliant lesson I subbed.
Fantastic work👍👍
bruh ur da best!
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much!!!
Sua proposta aqui é muito boa!
Laurindo de Almeida, brasileiro é precursor da bossa nova, naturalizou americano e nos USA fez sucesso
Bravo e chiaro 👍
You are a phenomenal teacher!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
bravo👏 good teacher
Excellent!
Puoi fare un video per “Estate “? Grazie !🙏
All jazz akkoorden. Greate😊
Greate nice gitaarplaying and good video
Thank you!
Thank you so much
Ottima lezione 👍👏
very good!!
Thank You
I think a teacher should always play the tune through at least once at the beginning or at the end. It gives the learner a complete picture.
I really had fun learning this song. Thank you!
Right hand pattern was major thanks and then putting together with cords crucial.
Awesome job man! Super helpful. 🙂
Great lesson
I wrote Gilberto’s version for myself like this
pA1 Fm11/Ab----Bbm6----GbM7/Bb----Am6----Fm11/Ab----Gbm11/A
pA2 Fm11/Ab----Bbm6----Ab13sus4----Ab13----Fm11/Ab
pB1 A6---G7---Dm7---Bb7---Ebm7---B7---Fm7---Bb7---Ebm7-Ab7
A1----iii-vi-IV-bvi(ii)-ii-IV
A2----ii-vi-V-V-iii
B1----bvi(ii)-bV(i)-bii(V)-vi-ii-bvii(iii)-iii-Vi-ii-V
😄Great instruction, easy to understand for a dummy like me. Sub, and Like
Love it sent you a gift 💴
great.
🇧🇷
You're amazing
Bravoooooo!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
I learned more chords
Meu amigo , eu não sei seu nome ainda, e tbm quero seu Insta pra lhe seguir.
Congratulations !
Fala Pedro, meu insta é instagram.com/arielgragnani?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= abraço, Ariel
@@AltGuitarSchool Vlw Ariel , sou estudante de piano jazz e pego suas harmonias e passo pro piano. Foi muito massa lhe encontrar aqui.
Você faz um tutorial diferente dos brasileiros daqui. Você mostra e explica tudo, vale a pena.
Vai ser bom qdo fizer os standards de jazz. Sucesso hein!
God Bless you!
Valeu Pedro, vou por na minha wish list :-)
looks like what jobim is doing is putting the 5th in the bass to avoid stepping on the bass player
🤘🙂🤘🙂🤘🙂🤘🙂⛵🛥️☀️🏖️🎸🎸
Reminds me of Mario World
🔝🔝🔝🔝
Bossa nova is 2/4 not 4/4
Get Lost Kamala , and your Partner the tampax guy 😡😡😡😡
Demasiado blablabla