Beautiful, mate! Thanks for sharing the best lessons on TH-cam!! And keeping us inspired by such amazing performances. Cheers from Chile (the birthplace of jazz huachaca by the great Roberto Parra with huge influence from Django)
Wonderful and a great tone from the gypsy - More round and a bit less spiky than I often hear. I like a classical gypsy blend. You're a great player. Cheers!
@@SvenJungbeck Sounds really marlevous! The only d-hole gypsy guitar i've ever heard with that much response is Christine Tassan's. (I guess part of it is the attack.) How high are the strings from the fretboard?
Sven Jungbeck, much less than I would’ve imagined. I’ve watched many musicians recording albums and studio music and 3 is so far on the lower end. Great work, you’re clearly doing things right brother.
@@SvenJungbeck Great job on all fronts!! Joscho might have just as well helped you round with rhythm, at least for once, given your outstanding back up for him all these years ;-). Jokes aside, great job!
Hi, this is exactly the tempo of the 1936 version of Django Reinhardt. open.spotify.com/track/6RNtMMMt5NJOiuUA3BIVTh?si=UmPxPCaETMW41GKBPLDIPg& All the best, Sven
@@hanks2567000I might be mistaken there, but I thought that the Django Reinhardt/ Stephane Grapelli version from 1936/37 is the original version. Of course one could play it slower and make it a real ballad, but what did you mean with "original tempo"? Which version? Greetings
@@SvenJungbeck very considerate of you, Sven..you're an amazing player..I am 71 and grew up listening to a dirge-like version that includes Hubert Rostaing on clarinet, my father's instrument. At bedtime, he blew it low and slow, like that particular recording....carry on, soldier..we oldies owe you
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one of the best and cleanest cover of this song on youtube ! love your tone and articulation
Thanks you!
True 👍
So tastefully played- Thank you for sharing your wonderful musicianship.
Tears liebe ich und ihre Interpretation ist großartig ❤️🎶❤️
Herzlichen Dank aus Frankreich 🙏🙏🙏
Vielen Dank, da die Musik aus Frankreich ist bedeutet mir das sehr viel 😀👌
Wow, mit welcher Leichtigkeit du das Stück spielst, toll.
I'm here before this video and this channel blows up entirely (as it definitely should!)
man man ist das geil! danke sven!
Perfect for this evening: I watch the rain falling down while your guitar sings, tears for real. Thanks, Sven!
Lovely. played with such great feel. klang ausgezeichnet.
Magnifique! Quelle classe!
merci ! superbe interprétation !
You're in your own league! Awesome
Sounds great and you make it look so easy. Thanks Sven for this lovely tune.
You make it look so easy , thanks. Aloha
Sehr geschmackvoll! Super 👍
🤝👏
So good!! You make it look so effortless!!
Yes
Thanks a lot!
Marvelous as always Sven. A joy to listen to you.
Beautiful, mate! Thanks for sharing the best lessons on TH-cam!! And keeping us inspired by such amazing performances. Cheers from Chile (the birthplace of jazz huachaca by the great Roberto Parra with huge influence from Django)
Bella!
Bravo!
Excellent playing 🤟
That's increíble. Thanks for sharing.
Love you bro waiting for this tutorial💪
Good idea, I'll teach the chord melody next time!
Bravo
Wonderful and a great tone from the gypsy - More round and a bit less spiky than I often hear. I like a classical gypsy blend. You're a great player. Cheers!
Wonderful!
Great talent and good effort.
well done Sven!
Great playing, as usual on a fine guitar
You look into the camera! Great!
Good Job Sven Thanks!
Great feeling!
beautiful!
That was awesome Sven!! 😊🎶
You rule bro!
Has you guys ever thought about doing a cover of Zep's "Immigrant Song?"
прекрасно!!
Sweet solo 🥰
Thank u ❤ cool i love
J'adore
Superb 👍
Nice thank you ♡♡♡
là ! bravo ! c'est parfait ^-^
I will come back again for more and more
Mean!!
Top 👌
Guitar virtuoso
Niiiice 😌😌😌
Hey, I played in Latvia one or two years ago. It was a nice tour, with the master, Joscho Stephan.
Hi Sven I am in the United States (East Coast). I am interested in finding out about engaging your services for some lessons.
Hi, just contact me via Sven.jungbeck9@gmail.com for all the details!
Warm regards
Beautiful playing and guitar response! How high is the string action? I assume those are 11 gauge strings.
Yes, these are 011 Argentine strings.
Jürgen Volkert is a master luthier.
His most famous endorses are Joscho Stephan and Diknu Schneeberger.
@@SvenJungbeck Sounds really marlevous! The only d-hole gypsy guitar i've ever heard with that much response is Christine Tassan's. (I guess part of it is the attack.) How high are the strings from the fretboard?
@@SvenJungbeck Oh yes, and how thick is the pick you used? Is it plastic?
@@zvonkovelickovic3107 2,8mm round about, those are hand made. Don't know the material some kind of horn, I think.
@@zvonkovelickovic3107 I don't know, I didn't set them higher. They are comfortable to play.
Can’t believe how effortless and clean this cover is. How many attempts did this take to record?
Haha, thank you. To be honest: 3 takes.
Sven Jungbeck, much less than I would’ve imagined. I’ve watched many musicians recording albums and studio music and 3 is so far on the lower end. Great work, you’re clearly doing things right brother.
@@ExternusArmy thanks for that!
Wie heißt diese gitarre? Welche Marke ist das???
Jürgen Volkert guitars
Danke schön! Und wo finde ich diese gitarre ? Ich hatte gerne so eine kaufen!
@@paulvld3933 die baut Jürgen Volkert auf Anfrage. Guck einfach auf seiner Webseite! LG
@@SvenJungbeck danke schön! Guck ich mal! Viel Erfolg
Where are you looking at?)
At the audience I guess!
@@SvenJungbeck Haha okay. I thought maybe scores or tabs
@@likesyngates hahaha I'm a horrible reader! 😂
Are those heavy gauge strings?
Are you using standard tuning?
Is this Joscho playing the rhythm for you?
No, this is myself!
@@SvenJungbeck Great job on all fronts!! Joscho might have just as well helped you round with rhythm, at least for once, given your outstanding back up for him all these years ;-). Jokes aside, great job!
It's that selective strumming of any N strings from 6 that boggles my mind.
There’s good exercises for that, for example bluegrass and country rhythm guitar with fills and alternating bass. It’s fun and gets you there!
What's your hurry? So sweet..why so fast? the original tempo is the magic, not the fandango
Hi,
this is exactly the tempo of the 1936 version of Django Reinhardt.
open.spotify.com/track/6RNtMMMt5NJOiuUA3BIVTh?si=UmPxPCaETMW41GKBPLDIPg&
All the best,
Sven
@@SvenJungbeck ?
@@hanks2567000I might be mistaken there, but I thought that the Django Reinhardt/ Stephane Grapelli version
from 1936/37 is the original version.
Of course one could play it slower and make it a real ballad, but what did you mean with "original tempo"?
Which version?
Greetings
@@SvenJungbeck very considerate of you, Sven..you're an amazing player..I am 71 and grew up listening to a dirge-like version that includes Hubert Rostaing on clarinet, my father's instrument. At bedtime, he blew it low and slow, like that particular recording....carry on, soldier..we oldies owe you