Montagne Sainte Genevieve (Django Reinhardt) Lesson

[greekflatpicker]

Thanks for the lesson.Very nice one.

[caseyspaos]

:( Does anybody remember Django? Everyone plays this Romane's way.

[miroslavsafin]

this is not a lesson pendejo , a lesson goes slowly !

[paramatt1]

anyone has powertabs of this song ??

[JosephIbrahim88]

anyone know where I can find the chord changes to this song?

[garavagliamassimo]

I'm sorry. what model's it's your guitar? 

[Enarras]

very good, thanks.

where could i find the sheet music of this very version you're playing please?

[eosdelb]

So thats how you do it!?! Thanks for slowing it down for us. Liked, shared on Facebook and subscibed.

[ascgty]

excellent

thanks for you help

[guitarvidtechinques]

Hi everyone! I have reviewed my technique and have recently started a blog in Gypsy Jazz Guitar! Stop by and leave your requests of subjects you would like to see adressed! All the best, JR

[enmorten]

@guitarvidtechinques could you please post the address of your blog?

[MessaoudiMehdi]

we pick liké we want thhere isn't rules..especially in gypsy..

the mose important thing is that the guitar rings well

[nuagedeswing]

excellent

quelqu'un aurait-il la version tablature ? je suis faché avec le solfège et à mon age...

Ce serait sympa

musicalement

nuagedeswing

[nuagedeswing]

EXCELLENT, MERCI.

PEUT on avoir la tablature du solo ?

si quelqu'un la possède,merci de me l'envoyer!!!

musicalement

[naith1984]

Um, whats wrong with his picking technique??

[Willemvanderdecken]

Nothing is wrong with it. Some people just like to nag about alternating picking when gypsy,s nomally don,t do this.

It,s all details if you ask me. Nothing more.

[caseyspaos]

@guitarvidtechinques I think you would find Michael Horowitz's Gypsy Picking book helpful and necessary to get the authentic Django sound. Stick with it for a few months until you've trained your right hand.

[TseeBaeng]

Nice dynamics

[plectroman]

Nice! But the picking is not the way the traditional Manouche and Gitan guys would do...

[TheMuffinMuncherz]

actually a fine lesson. He plays it slower so you can see how its played.

[alexeykr]

very nice and helpful, thank you!

[davidkahan]

nice playing, but not really a lesson...

[Iorkis]

Where can I find tabs relative to this?

[ArkRed1]

So that's going to mess me up with my electric jazz playing? The Gypsy style is very percussive. Perhaps I can work out the best of both worlds. Thanks for the video. I'll check out Michael H. book.

[koreankayagum]

Picking technique is VERY important for this style of playing. It's imperative that you use downstrokes when changing strings (going up or down). Strict up/down picking totally changes the vibe. Thanks for the melody lesson, though.

[guitarvidtechinques]

Agreed, I have been changing my technique after posting this video to adapt to gypsy downstroke (rest) picking technique. Hope to post it soon

[koreankayagum]

I recommend Michael Horowitz's "Gypsy Picking" book. It took me several weeks to adjust, but now I can't imagine playing any other way. Joe Pass also used this downstroke approach. As you probably know, the Gypsy style uses lots of sweep picking, especially on arpeggios, so that's another reason to learn this picking style. One piece of advice: try to work out licks/patterns that use two notes per string. This allows you to keep a strict up/down pattern, and you can play faster more easily..

[guitarvidtechinques]

eh eh, that book is what i have been using. Has done wonders, almost nailed it. CLose to posting this video with the new picking at the same speed. You do have to practice several hours per day, though, as you probably know...