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Here's the melody of Nuages (Django Reinhardt). Wikipedia link → https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuages… More…
Here's the melody of Si Tu Savais (André Salvet/Georges Ulmer/Marcel Antoni).… More…
From the album Inferno 1987.… More…
Here's the melody of Coquette (Johnny Green/Carmen Lombardo). Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coquette_(song)… More…
Here's the melody of Danse Norvégienne (composed by Edvard Grieg under the name "Danse Norvégienne n.2") as played by Hubert Rostaing in Django Reinhardt 1940 recording. Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphonic_Dances_(Grieg)… More…
Here's the melody of The Chicken (composed by Pee Wee Ellis). Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chicken_(music)… More…
Bon courage à tous ... More…
Introducción del tema de Django Reinhardt "Blues Clair", de la versión del concierto de Viena. More…
Blues intro from an interview with Bireli Lagrene. More…
Bireli’s intro on ‘Belleville’ He outlines a turnaround of Gbmin7, Fmin7, Emin7, A7, Dmaj. ( III, bIII, II, V, I ) More…
This is a prime example of what makes Biréli such a singular player in the world of gypsy jazz. … More…
Some Groovy Gypsy jazz lines by the master, enjoy it and happy learning! More…
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Example 2 shows a lick which is somewhat hypnotic in nature due to the repetition of the same phrase. This is a good idea after you've built some tension throughout the solo and you are wanting to approach… More…
Example 3 highlights the very classic major chord to minor chord transition which happens at the very beginning of the structure. 2 beats of Bb major to 2 beats of Bb minor, here's one way to play it More…
Example 3 is a chop building, blasting shred phrase in G major! But even if played slowly you can hear how beautiful and melodic the line really is and how it resolves so nicely with those approach tones More…
Example 2 happens over a classic ii-v-i (but with ascending bass motion from A to B to C and then D) which is what happens at the end of this iconic Stevie Wonder tune, which accompanies the uber famous… More…
This example shows how classically influenced phrasing can apply to jazz. The contrary motion implies the G major chord the line resolves to, definitely an idea to steal and develop in one's own personal… More…
The phrase in example 1 covers the last 8 bars of the B section of the standard 'I'll See You In My Dreams' (from A-7b5, D7). As always, I suggest learning it by heart so you can actually use it and/or… More…