Great man! I like this beautiful song. Django version is incredible......I once tried an APC I just couldn't play anything and I sent it back to Portugal.
It’s not a good guitar, I never use it of course for gigs or studio, but I have it in the livingroom and don’t have to worry the kids might break it, and I take it when we do the camping 🏕️ in the vacations, so if it gets lost or something 🤷🏻♂️😅
@@SvenJungbeck can be. I only tested one. receipt by mail in bad condition. my opinion, however, the bridge is too thin, be sure it is cheap. In any case, even a broom sounds good in your hands.🤣
It is such a beautiful song, I'm Learning it during the lock down.. Thanks a lot for this tutorial and your informations about the chords progression. I Truly appreciate that.
Beautiful Sven! You execute this so well.. I just stare and listen! Super nice guitar! New one? :-D Current discussion with my duo-partner is what makes the gypsy-tone. We always end on string type! And oh, by the way, this video made me realize, that the "hendrix-9" can lead to other chords, just like the dim7. Thanks for that!
This is a wonderful song and you sang it nicely, and you play nice chords....is there any chance you could do a chord sheet of the chords you use...I would gladly pay for it. Thanks.
Nice! Hey would you be able to do a video on chords to Si Tu Savais? Im struggling to figure out which voicings Django uses for the tremolo to comp Grapelli.
Very good playing.....perfect instructional indications. I just like a more mainstream approach to comping.......since the "all-quarter-chords-rhythm" approach is too much mechanical....just my opinion.
Hey, I know what you mean, since my channel deals with gypsy jazz, I basically teach gypsy jazz comping. body and soul is not really a typical tune for that genre but some of my followers wanted to me to teach it in that style.
Hey John, Of course there is no classification like this, I try to teach basically tunes that are very often played in the gypsy jazz. I mean ballads like tears, Melodie au crespuscule or nuages are very typical for the genre while songs like body and soul or misty or my funny Valentine are not. It's not my goal to build up walls between styles, but at least I think, my channel is for people who want to learn gypsy jazz. Therefore I try to explain idiomatic chords, licks and songs. I did body and soul, because I've been asked to do it several times. I like the song very much. But it is not really a "gypsy jazz song". I know that most of the tunes Django played are American songs, but with "gypsy jazz songs", I mean the songs that are probably played in a Gipsy jazz session. Does that make sense?
It's a very cheap APC Guitar. It's my vacation guitar :) You get it new for 260€ I got this one for 150€, it is actually not a good guitar, but the purpose of having a guitar while camping it's brilliant. 😁
mmm those are typical fake book chords - why bother ? you should have "tried" putting django's chords that are much more closer to the original recordings - in fact theres less chords changes. Love the fact though that you sang it while playing - that's cool.
You're right there.! There are some Django Chord Progressions like In a sentimental mood that are really cool and old school. I should teach those definitely.
What a voice !! Magestic.. thank you Sven.
Great man! I like this beautiful song. Django version is incredible......I once tried an APC I just couldn't play anything and I sent it back to Portugal.
It’s not a good guitar, I never use it of course for gigs or studio, but I have it in the livingroom and don’t have to worry the kids might break it, and I take it when we do the camping 🏕️ in the vacations, so if it gets lost or something 🤷🏻♂️😅
@@SvenJungbeck can be. I only tested one. receipt by mail in bad condition. my opinion, however, the bridge is too thin, be sure it is cheap. In any case, even a broom sounds good in your hands.🤣
I Love This Song !!! 😊😊
Beautiful Lyrics & Romantic Melody !!! 😊😊 Thank You For Playing !!!👍🙇♀️
As always a great video. Great voice!!! Thank you for all the great lessons.
Love you Man! Thanks for the help!
Sven is one of the best things on the internet.
It is such a beautiful song, I'm Learning it during the lock down.. Thanks a lot for this tutorial and your informations about the chords progression. I Truly appreciate that.
exactly what i was looking for Sven. love your love your demystifications.
Man… not only your playing is great but also high potential in your voice 👍🏻
Thank you very much
Great voice!!! Keep singing!
This is so great! Thank you so much for this!
What kind of guitar is this? I could use an inexpensive Gypsy jazz guitar. Thanks!
Superb lesson. Very clear
Beautiful
Great Voice Mate!
Thank's so much for this Sven, seems challenging but will give it time! One of my all time favourite songs!
Mine, too. Do you know the Django Version. It is pretty fast, my favorite is the Coleman Hawkins Version. 👌
Great! Thank you from italy
Danke! Sehr gut erklärt! Musikalische Grüße aus Österreich!
Great content
Holy moly, D-flat major? I guess this is one I'll return to in a future life. But thanks.
Thank you
That was great Sven, you sounded like a young Paul Mc cartney ...
great color of voice
This is awesome, so clearly explained, thank you so much!!
Very welcome!
Do you offer private instruction? (Online,since I assume you are pretty far away!) Thank you and respond whenever convenient
@@debbie4525 jes I do, let's discuss the details via email.
Sven.jungbeck9@gmail.com
The phonograph record-styled name tag may be lost on the younger generation, but I think it looks cool.
I agree. It's awesome. I love the tune as well. Brilliant.
That sounds great ...both your singing and your chords !...I sent you an email...thanks for posting this !
Nice video... thanks! Btw, I’ve had a very similar weird ringing on a couple of guitars; it’s usually a loose screw or nut on one of the tuners.
Beautiful Sven! You execute this so well.. I just stare and listen!
Super nice guitar! New one? :-D Current discussion with my duo-partner is what makes the gypsy-tone. We always end on string type!
And oh, by the way, this video made me realize, that the "hendrix-9" can lead to other chords, just like the dim7. Thanks for that!
Yes, I bought it this summer for a camping trip! 😂 It is better than no Gipsy guitar! But it cannot mess with quality instruments.
This is a wonderful song and you sang it nicely, and you play nice chords....is there any chance you could do a chord sheet of the chords you use...I would gladly pay for it. Thanks.
Hi,
I can make that for you, just contact me here :
Sven.jungbeck9@gmail.com
Warm regards
Nice! Hey would you be able to do a video on chords to Si Tu Savais? Im struggling to figure out which voicings Django uses for the tremolo to comp Grapelli.
Very good playing.....perfect instructional indications. I just like a more mainstream approach to comping.......since the "all-quarter-chords-rhythm" approach is too much mechanical....just my opinion.
Hey, I know what you mean, since my channel deals with gypsy jazz, I basically teach gypsy jazz comping. body and soul is not really a typical tune for that genre but some of my followers wanted to me to teach it in that style.
150 euro? wo?
ach ja, danke für das video. sehr hilfreich!
What is the guitar? For 150 E! That’s awesome. I want one!! Great camping guitar as you said!
An APC guitar.
What guitar is that.. Want one to entry G. jazz
APC guitars, Portugal!
What's the name of the guitar?
What DOES make a tune a gypsy jazz tune???
Hey John,
Of course there is no classification like this, I try to teach basically tunes that are very often played in the gypsy jazz. I mean ballads like tears, Melodie au crespuscule or nuages are very typical for the genre while songs like body and soul or misty or my funny Valentine are not. It's not my goal to build up walls between styles, but at least I think, my channel is for people who want to learn gypsy jazz. Therefore I try to explain idiomatic chords, licks and songs. I did body and soul, because I've been asked to do it several times. I like the song very much. But it is not really a "gypsy jazz song". I know that most of the tunes Django played are American songs, but with "gypsy jazz songs", I mean the songs that are probably played in a Gipsy jazz session. Does that make sense?
The guitar brand please ?? thanks : )
It's a very cheap APC Guitar. It's my vacation guitar :)
You get it new for 260€
I got this one for 150€, it is actually not a good guitar, but the purpose of having a guitar while camping it's brilliant. 😁
@@SvenJungbeck thanks a million :) I love your playing by the way :)
The song is in Db. DbMajor7 is not a key.
Yes of course. I sometimes make mistakes because of the language. I'm sorry!
mmm those are typical fake book chords - why bother ? you should have "tried" putting django's chords that are much more closer to the original recordings - in fact theres less chords changes. Love the fact though that you sang it while playing - that's cool.
You're right there.!
There are some Django Chord Progressions like In a sentimental mood that are really cool and old school. I should teach those definitely.
why do you make it so confusing ? just show us how to play it!