Hi folks, Get the chord diagrams here: payhip.com/b/g... Like my “proper chords” videos? Visit my website and learn about lessons, releases and more: svenjungbeck.de Follow me on social media: / svenjungbeck All the best Sven
@@sandervandervliet8071 I actually play steadily with Joscho Stephan and also play gigs with Stochelo Rosenberg from time to time, they both like their rhythm players to do some more. Joscho actually doesn't like the straight playing, it lacks the swing. the straight 4s are a modern phenomenon, what you choose is a matter of taste, what you said about top players is definitely not true for every top player. warm regards Sven
@@sandervandervliet8071 open.spotify.com/artist/5g7itszUV9COBYRKlEc96p?si=tlCF8UTqQNyzq2tFlo2-Jw this is the new joscho album if you want to check, actually Joscho and Stochelo both appreciate my playing.
The first time I heard of Django was in 1970 while a freshman in High School. I was with a friend in a Thrift Shop looking at Records and my friend held up an old 78 and said "WOW, Look at this" It was Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grappellli, I had never even heard of either of them. My friend went on and on about the two of those great musicians and then told the story of how Django burned his hand and switch over completely to Guitar. It was an unbelievable story. Certainly we bought that record and went home and played it. I couldn't believe a guy could play like that with only two fingers and a thumb working on one hand. I was immediately hooked. I have tons of his work now all these years later. Lots of his work pre, during WWII, and after . What musical geniuses those two were. You young people are playing in that style and teaching it to others. Bless you for doing it. Great, this is really great... This is an awesome video. Thank you so much for posting it.
Thank you Sven, for having such command of the English language so that we can easily understand your most valued instruction. I feel that I've just learned much from this video!!!
Alla tiders Sven! Det är lustig att vi har båda kommit fram till samma sätt att kompa på med oftast tre strängar endast, utan attvi känner varandra. Jag lärde det sättet att kompa på med en bok jag hittade i Köpenhamn 1972 och kompat så sedan dess. Gratulerar. Hälsningar från Jonas som flyttade till Spanien.
Sven, I just heard this for the first time, pausing at the end of your playing to let you know that I think your arrangement is nothing short of brilliant, as is your playing. I can't wait to get into the lesson as I enjoyed your lesson on Minor Swing very mush. John.
Been trying to work on the amazing percussive sound you get with your right hand. I finally understand that you are pressing into the chord with your left on the very beginning first beat and quickly releasing that pressure at the beginning of the second beat. This was a game changer for me. Thank you Sven!
Very welcome, check out this playlist for more chord explanations of classic jazz tunes! ru-vid.com/group/PL2fzgPmEE9wY09eA83ryk4IE496_kM5xY All the best, Sven
Sven, every time I watch this video I understand more of what it contains!! There is a lot of technique that is essential to executing songs correctly in the style and you present it with no wasted words.I'm hooked man and knocked out buy your approach to teaching. Thank you Sven.
I don't know if you are teaching guitar lessons but you are excellent my friend. I know I can't play this but it is a piece of gold of information. Congratulations
Nice basic simple clear video. Super good for me. I've been muddling along with my own style for some time, nice to see a clear articulation of these voicings. Thank you!
Wow. This was a great lesson. Love the gypsy chord arrangement. Thank you so much for your patient, thorough explanation of each chord and potential alternatives to many. So valuable beyond this song.
I really enjoyed your video and learned a lot. You have a great balance between demonstrating the passages and then explaining them. Great rhythm too! Thanks
Finally getting some practice time in on this and having a lot of fun. Thanks Sven for such a wonderful lesson. There are some great chord voicings here that I was unfamiliar with.
Super Lehrer ,und auch noch ganz in meiner Nähe! Das macht Uns allen Hoffnung.Du kannst es ganz gut erklären,da kommt noch richtig viel von Dir !Vielen Dank!
Thank you again Sven! I have to keep coming back to this. You are a great teacher. I also like the clock on the wall with the painting. Super cool all the way around. I'm new to Gypsy Jazz but I fell in love with it.
Sven you sound great and that set such a nice groove. That right hand is like a rhythmic locomotive. Beautiful playing!!!!!!! Im going to take a month on this one.
Thanks! Next month you can learn another song on my channel, if you like😉 This series covers a lot of nice jazz standards. Just search for Proper Chords to... Warm regards, Sven
Awesome video - I wanted to learn this and your video is the perfect introduction I could ever get :) Great playing, singing and music education - thanks and cheers!
You always break down chords perfectly and don't waste too much time talking about extrenious details that intermediate players don't really need. Good shit!
Hey Sven! Thanx for all your videos!❤ I’m new to gypsy jazz, just bought my first gypsy guitar, same as you have here dg-250M… just have to do some work with it before it’s good to play: fret levelling, new bridge etc… I work as a luthier (my daytime job). Anyway thank you! 🙏
Very good demonstration and explanation. The gypsy voicings and fingerings really do sound different from the big band and modern jazz guitar voicings, and even for an experienced guitarist, maneuvering smoothly among them to get a good "crunch" and clear voice leading is a lot of work!! It also becomes clear as one absorbs this instruction why this works so well as an acoustic guitar style, that rich "ring zing cushion of sound" for the lead guitar or violin. Kudos!!!
...Just disregard those finicky critics, Sven !!! - your playing and teaching is absolutely clear and explicit, and just communicate the desire to learn and play along...there are some very good jazz and gypsy jazz teachers on YT, but you make it seem easy and un-intimidating (to me at least, but I'm sure not to be the only one !!!) - you've got another subscriber and I'm sharing your post right now !!!! ...and I'm not surprised that the prestigious musicians you mentioned like you too "...Congratulations - you're a find !!! ...I look forward to discovering the rest of your lessons...!
Ganz toll, endlich mal kompakt und nicht so viel Redundanz. Ausserdem witziger Kerl, seine Art und Mimik beim Spielen bringt mich sehr zum Lachen. Sympathisch.
