Gypsy Jazz Guitar Lesson: Minor II V I Arpeggios

[MusicMasterr97]

Hey Mr.Tim can you tell me where can i find something to learn how to build jazz chords?

[westonstew]

Please play in time .

[VillainsvsVillains]

I really enjoyed this lesson. By any chance can you post up a video of how you're picking when you play certain gypsy jazz licks? I'm looking at your technique and it seems a lot different than normal alternate picking.

[thrip]

@VillainsvsVillains I'll try to do a video sometime. In the meantime do a search for "gypsy picking", it will give you an insight into the technique used. Glad you enjoyed the lesson!

[VillainsvsVillains]

@thrip THANKS!

[19tgpkirk68]

its having a diminished licks hehe

[werbnnerf]

This is really good. I like this.

[Hoopermazing]

What about a Selmac makes all of these people think that it has nylon strings? I don't get that at all.

[malbuono]

I try to play jazz piano...this concept helpme so much...thanks!

[LAURENTGIANEZ57]

MERCI BEAUCOUP SUPER COURS DE GUITARE STYLE MANOUCHE= GIANEZ

[gonzomachjano]

Good...

[JazzGuitarMusicClub]

Hey man I love the sound of that guitar!

What is it? I have been looking for a nice nylon string.

[thrip]

@JazzGuitarMusicClub The guitar is made by Godefroy Maruejouls. It's a steel string guitar!

[JazzGuitarMusicClub]

Ups! Thanks

[danieljsanders]

Haha!

[NAThan9871]

@thrip It's a gypsy jazz guitar style not the same as a folk guitar lot of differences of sound and craft

[Hoopermazing]

@JazzGuitarMusicClub FYI: You can get a Selmac with nylon strings... E.g. Saga's Gitane DG-560 Lulo Reinhardt Signature Nylon String. But they are the rare exception rather than the rule. 

[belfastgypsy1]

Brilliant Tim-I am actually going to get the finger out and learn some lead stuff, or at least try to. What songs would you play these over? I'm guessing maybe Aniversary song or the like?

Cheers again

[thrip]

Yes any tune that has that chord progression in e.g. Anniversary Song, Douce Ambience, Minor Swing, Blues en Mineur, Swing Gitan... songs like that.

[TseeBaeng]

Hey tim, why an A# diminished for the progression in Dm and not an A diminished?

[thrip]

@TseeBaeng the reason is that A#o has more in common with A7 than Ao. They both share C#, E and G. Try this: take any diminished chord and lower it's root or lowest note by a semitone. What you get is a 7th chord. This works for any note of a diminished chord, lower any note by a semitone and that becomes the root note of a dominant 7 chord.

[viniguitarjazz]

VERY GOOD ! GOOD LESSON !

THANKS

[thrip]

thanks!

[MalAssortiti]

bellissimo !

[thrip]

Grazie mille